Sunday, September 14, 2014

Matryoshka

When I was little, I was fascinated with a Matryoshka set my late aunt had that was a gift from her Russian pen pal. How I loved those Russian nesting dolls! The tiniest doll was the size of a peanut! They amused me for hours and I would stack and unstack them, wishing secretly that someday my aunt would bequeath them to me. She didn't! Sadly, no one knows until today where the dolls are. My aunt was single and didn't have any children.
Visiting Russia is on my bucket list and I hope to own these someday. Well, like I always say, if you can't have something, cookify it!


12 comments:

  1. Those are so cute!! My husband visited Baku and brought back authentic Russian nesting dolls for our girls. They were a favorite for a long, long time!

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  2. Isn't it funny what you treasure from your childhood? So sad that she didn't know to leave them to you. :(

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  3. Those are so cute! I too wonder what happened to your aunt's nesting dolls; I always enjoyed the ones we had :)

    betty

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  4. Your edible Matryoshka are just beautiful, Veronica. I have some that my mum gave to me when I was three and I've always treasured them. Unfortunately, I let my baby girl play with them when she was too young and now the smallest two are broken, but I plan to superglue tem back to their former glory very soon :) How cook that your aunt had a pen pal in Russia!

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  5. oooh my..it's a pretty Matryoshka indeeed...and yuuummy for sure...cheers from me, another Matryoskha lover :)

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  6. Aww, I'm sorry you didn't get the dolls. My husband recently had a dream we were visiting Russia. :)

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  7. I have a set of the dolls myself. I love them, and these cookies. They are so cute!

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  8. Hope you find your set soon :) For now, the cookies fulfill the purpose.

    Hopping over from Wake-Up Wednesdays. I am a co-host at the party and would like to thank you for joining us!

    -Tanya
    http://tanyaanurag.blogspot.com/

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  9. So sweet...in the sugary way and the design.

    To visit Russia would be a grand experience.

    [I'm in my bird photo blog admin, but you know who I am...right? Ol' buddy, Hootin' Anni!]

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  10. Absolutely beautiful cookies! Great detail! Thanks for linking up to Gingerly Made.

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  11. You shared an interesting article with us. This is a post that I enjoy reading. Continue to share more articles. I also had a positive experience with The Russian Treasures, where I purchased Authentic Russian Nesting Dolls. They have a huge number of these dolls in their collection. Strongly suggested!!

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