That is so funny.... NOw that's devotion... I never remember until it's half done anyway. LoL  Then I lose half of it when I try to take it out... .. made for some mighty funny looking loafs.. lol Fortunately, everybody always ate them anyway... I have a really sweet family when it comes to stuff like that...most of the time...lol

Bless your heart sis... thanks for the laugh ....

Yeah...in some recipes...when it calls for baking soda...it really means only baking soda.

Are you going to tell them the cookies are Fairytale Cookies? 

Freshly-baked muffins or a basket of fresh fruit or veggies.  It doesn't have to be huge or grand.  It can be a small thoughtful basket with some nice fresh vine tomatoes and a couple of fresh avocados or something.  Or a small, thoughtful basket with nice apples, maybe two kinds, or some apples and fresh pears.  I sometime combine some nuts in shells, apples, and some cookies if the basket is a little larger.  A covered little box or cuffed paper bag makes a simple container, maybe add a bow.

Oh. Ooops...it's late I didn't quite catch "card".  I like to make many of my cards.  I either paint a store-boughten blank card or do creative cut out pics.  In other words I cut out the different components of the pic I am making.  One card I make is a shape of a butterfly picture cut out.  I sometimes do draw and paint my own butterfly, sometimes use a pic of a butterfly and glue it on card stock then trim it...but I leave a lil' of the colored trim around the butterfly.  Then I crease it very close to both sides of the butterfly's body leaving a small strip for gluing, then glue that little strip to the card.  It creates a 3-D affect.  The wings stick out from the card. I draw antennae right onto the card. Inside, I glue a quote or something printed on my printer, or a hand pen something, too.

Seed packet fronts make pretty cards, trim off the extra stuff and back with another color and then glue on for card front.  Seed packets or bulbs are also nice to give for planting in the spring.

Sometimes I draw an animated bunny (or rabbit), cut it out, glue it on a card, and do not glue down the arms.  I fold them criss-cross sort of 3-D.  It's a HUG card.  But you might not be that close to your neighbors.  Dunno.

Simple sayings or quotes are nice on a card front, too.  Or framed.  Depends how well you know your neighbors.

Or a CD. Music is always great if you know their taste.  Maybe some lullabies to help them go back to sleep after their neighbor blows her car horn and wakes them up.  lol