Steve shoveling our driveway at 7:00 AM:
More snow later on that morning:
But we don't care. It's cookie baking day! Bring out the flour and the rolling pins:
Noelle had fun wiping flour everywhere. (Check out the back of Lincoln's head.)
Steve in his apron looking cheesy:
Cheesier:
Cheesiest!
Noelle sampling a cookie:
After a quick romp in the snow and a change of clothes, it's time to decorate:
Mmm...
And later on that evening, there was an appearance made by...
Joseph and his donkey:
Mary and her baby:
8 comments:
Wow, looks like the perfect Christmas Eve; between the awesome cookies and the cute gingerbread houses in the previous post, I am quite impressed. (Now how sick will you get from the flour going everywhere?) I guess you can pretty much count on a white Christmas in Iowa...
When you said the "cheesiest" did you mean the "craziest"? I am glad to see no tiny balls were used this year. I was also surprised to see that Steve used a sheep instead of his walrus. Merry Christmas!
I hope you had a wonderful Christmas. It sure looks like you did. Gotta love the snow on Christmas!
Nice Christmas pageant costumes! The snow will go away by Friday when I fly in, right? Right? No ice rain for me to drive in? Right? Right?
i don't know what to say. It's like your family should be in a seminary video or an after school special, it's like the most perfect Christmas Eve on the planet, it's like if all families in the world were like yours, we might actually have world peace.
It's pretty amazing, and I'm a little jealous.
however, April and I spent the evening making an 80s music video...so you know, we might be the key to world peace too, us and TAB (the soda pop)
Cool! That's totally the look I was going for...the afterschool special look...
Your little ones are cute! Holy cow-that's some intense cookies and decorating-look at you super mom and family!
Just to let you know, the walrus was among the stable animals, as he should be every year.
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