I wondered how they would put a spiritual spin on this tale. They redid the story a bit and it turned out very cute. Even the Nativity fit in at the end!
Nice job guys! Sunday rolled around and Phil and girls were coming over to decorate cookies. Jack even made it back from his seminars in Columbus in time to enjoy lunch with us. Then Jackie and Evelyn came by with an announcement....they got engaged! Welcome to the family Evelyn! (Are you sure you want to be in this crazy group?)
While us gals were slathering frosting on cookies the guys were having fun in the kitchen. It was great to hear them laughing and telling stories. I had made ribs for lunch and soon Jordan was over to grab a bite to eat too....somehow there was plenty to go around. No one leaves our house hungry!
Good job girls!
Frosting made it on the cookies and even on the kids when a little frosting war was had near the end. Reminded me of something....oh yes, my boys when they were little.
Congrats Jack and Evelyn on this new step in your life with each other...blending of two families...twice the love and joy.
Addy's finished cookies...nice job!
Lexi is proud of hers too....You guys make good helpers! Now back to the "RUSH"!
7 comments:
Congrats to Jackie and Evelyn! Wishing them many wonderful years together! Those cookies look absolutely delicious! Well done to the cookie decorators! Always good to get together with family! Glad you were able to do so this past weekend!
betty
A lot of good stuff going on for you. Love the comparison of the table scene from back then to the table cookie frosting now, that is sweet memories. Congrats to the engaged couple, what a joy! Enjoy your trip to be with family. Keep up with the rush, cause it's almost to an end.
Hi, YaYa!
Yessum, this is a crazy busy time of year, but it's a good kind of crazy, the fun kind. Congratulations to Jack and Evelyn on their engagement. They make a fine couple! Congratulations also to grandkiddos Addy and Lexi for whipping up two fine batches of holiday cookies. They should compete on one of those Junior Chef television programs. I enjoyed seeing the old picture of your boys munching cookies all those years ago.
I wish you favorable weather conditions and safe travels as you head to Chitown to visit your dear mother and sister. Thanks again for letting me peek through the window (my computer screen) and catch a glimpse of your large and happy clan at the Pines. As I am reminded by your picture posts many times throughout the year, if you have family... you have everything.
God bless!
Have a safe trip to your family. It looks like lots of fun at your house.
I just need to wrap and pick up some homemade candy and I am done..
cathy
I love the cookie decorating tradition, some things never change. Our new tradition is decorating gingerbread house before Christmas with the grandkids.
Congratulations to Jackie and Evelyn on their engagement. This means wedding bells in the future. All looks well at the Pines. Have a safe and enjoyable visit with your Mom and sister.
Stay safe and warm. Seasons's greetings.
Hugs,
Julia
The rush is on here as well. I need to do another marathon cookie baking session. Personally I don't like frosting but I will probably frost the cookies I am giving away. Mine will just have sprinkles or cherries.
My hat is off to the playwright that molded a Nativity Scene into the story about the Grinch:)
It looks like that was a fun time.
R
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