Houses in order: Katie S., Katie G., Andrew, mine, & Landon's.
Our Christmas Eve is the biggest day of the month for my family. We start off the night with a traditional Norwegian dinner- lefse, Swedish meatballs, and lutefisk... if we're lucky. We then find ourselves playing competitive holiday trivia games, this year was Family Feud Christmas... the girls won this year, woot woot! After lots of laughs we start on our gingerbread houses and two hours later we open up our christmas pajamas. We also added in a new tradition to our Christmas Eve with cheese! Landon is a cheese-aholic so we incorporated his tradition into ours. We end the night with grapes, salami, and lots of cheese and we couldn't be more happy.
This year we didn't realize how late it was and ended out Christmas Eve at 2 in the morning! It was so much fun and really brings the holidays to life. I'm so grateful for my family to live close and can't wait for a white Canadian Christmas next year!
10 comments:
Those gingerbread houses are ROCKIN' Seriously!
Great job to all of you.
Mine definitely did not look at that. I'm too embarrassed to show it on my blog! haha
I love these!
Sounds like a great time! Love all those gingerbred houses. I always epic-ly fail when making one haha
these are amazing!!!! i can't decide which one is my favorite.
your photos are LOVELY! i haven't made a gingerbread house in SO LONG, but that one looks amazing. they are so much fun to make. maybe next christmas ;)
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Mine took 4 hours to make, I made the igloo looking one.
Drew's turned out awesome! I was wondering what he was planning with all those triangles!
those are the cutest little gingerbread houses!!! <3
Your gingerbread houses are so cute!
these are just beautiful. great photos as well. i want to make an igloo next year, now :) have fun in CA! hope business is treating you well.
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