The set includes six cookies in a cookie tin (including the famous Compost Cookie) and 24 truffles.
|
|
Rachel came bearing gifts, one in a cookie tin and the other in a wrapped cardboard box.
|
|
"Here is where everything happens," he says, pointing to a metal cylinder roughly the size of a cookie tin.
|
|
The Black Prince's Ruby and St. Edward's Sapphire were removed by Morshead and put in the cookie tin, according to the paper.
|
|
"What was so lovely was that the Queen had no knowledge of it," Bruce told the Times of the cookie tin plan.
|
|
One fall day, my mother gave me an empty cookie tin with a picture of a great ship plowing through waves, surrounded by gulls.
|
|
Before I run back out to the car, I snag a quick slice of pizza out of a cookie tin one of the bridesmaids brought.
|
|
But gemstones from the collection were hidden in a biscuit (cookie) tin at Windsor Castle for safekeeping during World War II to keep them out of the hands of the Nazis.
|
|
The most valuable precious stones from the Crown Jewels were hidden in a cookie tin and buried at Windsor Castle to keep them from being stolen by the Nazis during World War II, according to a new report.
|
|
According to the Times of London, King George VI, the father of Queen Elizabeth II, reportedly ordered that the drastic action be taken and the key gems were carefully removed from the Imperial State Crown and were put in a Bath Oliver cookie tin before being buried in a hole at the castle.
|
|
While browsing through the Professor's baseball card collection in the cookie tin, the Housekeeper discovers an old photograph of a younger Professor and his sister- in-law. It is hinted that perhaps long ago the Professor and his sister-in-law once had romantic feelings for each other.
|
|
He keeps important information on notes that are attached all over his suits. He keeps baseball cards and other important mementos in a cookie tin. He has trouble interacting with other people and a habit of talking about numbers when he does not know what else to say. He has a talent for reading things backwards and finding the first star in the sky.
|
|
No one would guess that her bright, "Pebbly Abstract No. 3" is the result of a near kitchen disaster. Jim Yeatts, gallery owner, tells us that the artist left the cookie tin in the oven too long one day and tried desperately to get it clean. When it didn't begin to shine properly, she decided to paint it and frame it. "Cookie Sheet", done in "mixed media", is a delightful addition to the show.
|
|
During the same year, the writer began farming in partnership with his friend, fellow Uruguayan Vicente Gozalbo, and he was also appointed Justice of the Peace in the Civil Registry of San Ignacio. This job was not the best fit for Quiroga who, forgetful, disorganized and careless, took to the habit of jotting down deaths, marriages and births on small pieces of paper and "archiving" them in a cookie tin. Later, a character in one of his stories was given a similar trait. The following year Ana María gave birth to a son, named Darío.
|
|