Since Zane and I were married, I have loved the idea of creating gingerbread houses each Christmas. Of the nearly five years of marriage, I think we have made them a total of two years. I know it's not really a tradition yet, but I really like doing this... on the most part.
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You can tell how Peyton would much rather play than watch me try to get the structures up. |
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Making the walls from scratch is no big deal, and I thought I would "glue" them together with this idea I found on Pinterest. It's a basic sugar water mixture, but in the end I found it was easier just to hot glue the suckers together. Trust me. The actual building is the worst part of these! |
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Adella made quite a lovely home, but she was more interested in eating extra candy pieces. |
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Zack's house really turned out to be a drenched rooftop. He put pieces onto the roof, slid them off, then proceeded to eat them and lick the icing off the house. |
We had Adella's friend over for the decorating party because we had an extra house. It was a blast to watch these kids make their homes.

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