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Is this normal? The face, the look, a child playing with a knife?
This is my Joshua bursting at the seams with personality ready for acting class.
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It just wouldn't be Christmas without cutout cookies, icing and sprinkles. I try to steer clear of these sweet treats but there is always a time to cave....and the holidays are a perfect time. This is also a perfect activity for a cold afternoon. We enjoyed ours with hot cocoa and some Christmas stories.
My official holiday bake off begins this weekend. Jon thinks I get a little "crazy" when it comes to the baking of the cookies but I have some big shoes to fill. A part of the holidays that I will always remember are all the cookies and treats that my grandmothers made. On one side we had a heavy Spanish influence and on the other Slovenian flare. I try to find a medium point with tradition and my heritage and I have found that baking is a great resource.
So let the baking begin!
Eeee! Cookies! These look delish. :) Food over the holidays is one of the best things :) <333
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ReplyDeleteLooks like so much Fun. We will be making cookies this coming Saturday. I can’t wait to start baking. Happy Holidays.
Smiles, Paula
I love the mess that is so adorable when it comes from children in a festive spirit.
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