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  1. Aww, what a sad story. I feel terrible for those birds. But Lil Shashi truly has a good head on her shoulders. Hope everything is back to normal down there now…I remember those crazy Southern storms. And I hope you didn’t eat all of these popsicles yet…because I’m gonna need some ASAP! 🙂

    1. Haha – come on over – I do have a second batch in the freezer!
      Those southern storms haven’t quite subsided – but nothing crazy like that last one!
      Thanks so much – hope you had a wonderful birthday weekend!

  2. Dear Shashi – What a story that is. Sad about the baby birds. And kinda crazy about the rose bush to begin with. That was one heck of a storm. Your daughter was seeing that glass half full on account of those baby birds, but I know she was disappointed. I feel bad for the mama bird…losing her babies. Well, the bright spot is definitely these amazing popsicles. I need to put some popsicles on my blog too. Yours look so refreshing and I’m such a caramel fan. Mmmmm… We’ve had cooler weather around here for the last week but the heat index is about to kick in so I hear. That’s why I am headed to the Cape for the day tomorrow. To catch some cool breezes! Hope you are having a good week my friend, Friday’s coming! 🙂 xo

    1. How did you enjoy the Cape? I sure hope the temperature wasn’t too cold, or too hot for ya, but just right.
      Thank you so much Allie.

  3. What a cool story and daughter you have Shashi, unfortunate for the little birds though. You guys did your best and at least they were with their mom at the end. 🙂 These popsicles look heavenly and cooling as does the scrumptious caramel. What an great treat!

  4. What a sad story, Shashi…
    We’ve been having a terrible hit wave so something refreshing is badly needed. These popsicles look and sound fantastic; however they have one significant drawback. You know which one? If you send them out to me, they will likely melt out. Please, you should develop a recipe resistant to shipping next time. Promise?:)

    1. Hahaha – Ben, I just think you and Andrey just need to come visit and that way you can sample all the homemade popsicles and cookies you want to 🙂
      Thanks so much btw.

  5. Sorry the birds didn’t make it! Although we have them nesting in one of our rose bushes, too. Amazing they can put up with the thorns! We have some friends who have deer in their neighborhood, and the deer eat their roses, thorns and all. Can’t imagine that! Anyway, great dish — thanks so much.

    1. John, right after I wrote this post, I was out walking my dogs and saw a birds nest IN a rose bush – I have no idea how tey do it – but they were just fine! Crazy indeed!
      Thanks so much, btw.

  6. Aw those sweet birds 🙁 Stories like this always make me so sad but you’ve got yourself a great daughter 🙂 We’ve had some crazy storms too – most afternoons with all these humidity!!

    PS these popsicles sound awesomeee.

  7. Lines like this make me soooo look forward to reading your blog, Shashi: “that storm did it’s dastardly deed”:)
    This story just touched my heart, Shashi. <3 Thank you for sharing that experience with your daughter. You were blessed with an amazing daughter, but, happily, she was blessed with an incredible mother. The world needs more hope and understanding. Thank you for sharing your rainbow after the summer storm. 🙂
    These caramel apple protein popsicles look simply delicious. That drizzle… yum! Hoping you and your daughter have a wonderful weekend. xoxo

    1. Awww – you are so “dastardly” sweet! Thank you so much sweet friend! This single parenting thing leaves me questioning my parenting often – then I come across comments like this – Demeter – thank you!
      I hope you had a wonderful time at your sister’s wedding!

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