Tis the Season to:
Do puzzles
Make gingerbread houses
Color decorations
Share the love
Each holiday season we do at least one puzzle. There was a small problem since we moved to this house - no dining room to set the puzzle up in. So I moved all the computer stuff off the office desk and Walah! a place for puzzlers! 1st son said he had homework to do, but I knew he'd find some time to put in a piece or two.
On the 2nd Sunday each month the kids all bring things. This is S's beautiful contribution - a Christmas tree veggie tray!
Ferocious coloring by the grandkidlets.
All of these small wooden decorations were sent to Elder B with love so that he could decorate his apartment in Washington - aah!
Eldest Grandson, D, is a wizard with the duct tape. See the wallet and handbag he made for little S. Very beautiful, D!Youngest Grandson, "I", testing out walking with the help of his uncle. I wager it will be less than a month before he takes his first steps.
The Gingerbread House Tradition.
This year we moved the decorating from Christmas Eve to the 2nd Sunday and it was so fun!
K and M's design
M and S's A-Frame Cabin
A and J's Candy Cottage
"I" and N's pretty house built by two
A and Z's Face House
A's work of art!
"I" and J's Santa Sleigh
By the time these three grow up I will have many, many pictures of the three of them playing the piano
Two little two year old elves babysitting two little Christmas bears.
I love this time of year!
Love it! Merry Christmas!
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