One of my favourite childhood memories is sitting outside our house on the steps with a pile of rocks, a bottle of bubbles and a handful of leaves. I don’t remember quite how old I was but I do remember that I was on a mission and a very important one at that.<\/p>\n
I was making rock sandwiches!<\/p>\n
I had searched out the best rocks, ensuring one side was\u00a0suitably\u00a0flat. I had picked the freshest, greenest leaves and I had ensured that my bottle of bubbles had been shaken just the right amount. Here’s the\u00a0recipe\u00a0for my rock sandwiches:<\/p>\n
Rock Sandwiches – serves 4 people<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Ingredients:<\/strong><\/p>\n Steps:<\/strong><\/p>\n 1. Spread bubble mixture on one side of each of the eight rocks.<\/p>\n 2. Place one leaf each on the bubble side of four rocks.<\/p>\n 3. Cover each leaf with another rock, bubble side down.<\/p>\n 4. Enjoy!<\/p>\n As kids we can get into a lot of trouble but we also have a lot of creativity. Mud pies are another favourite that children like to make.<\/p>\n\n
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