To get our minds off the sadness of the events of the week, the kids and I took pleasure in our yearly Christmas tradition of building gingerbread houses. The process of erecting an architectural structure out of icing and gingerbread graham crackers is a bit much for little fingers, so Mama usually ends up completing the project. This year’s gingerbread neighborhood ended up looking much like the street we live on. The flat-roof adobe in the middle is my favorite, inspired by local architecture in these parts. Wish there was a clever way to make luminarias

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2 Responses to “Gingerbread Lane”

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    Those gingerbread houses are so cute! I look forward to making gingerbread houses with my daughter(s) when they are a little older. Since Princess is only 2 years old, I think I’ll wait until next year.

    I hope the activity took your minds off the sadness of week. Thank God for carrying us through times of sadness.

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    amy says:

    are you kidding me? that sure beats my gingerbread kit for $9.99 at costco. oh well. :) its super cute.

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