Bringin' down the gingerbread house?
Ok, when it comes to gingerbread houses... I think I'm the worst at making them. Last night Steve and Krystal came over and Christy and I made gingerbread houses together. I didn't know how hard it was! Sure, yah, we didn't look at any instructions... but that was my decision. Chyeeah, a gingerbread house, how hard can it be?
Here's what was going on in my mind...
Step 1 - Pick 2 walls and icing glue them together.
Step 2 - Quickly pick up the rest and icing glue them all together, including the roof. (aka: Build the house.... as fast as you can!)
Step 3 - coat the thing with all sorts of candies (sampling them as you go)
Step 4 - look at the wonderful creation you made and... well... eat it!
Well, here's what really happened...
Step 1 - All the walls and roof were put together before the icing hardened. nice!
Step 2 - Quickly start putting on heavy gumballs and jube-jubes.
Step 3 - Watch the whole thing fall apart several times as you try to redeem it.
Step 4 - look at the ewy goowy mess you made and think about what to eat first.
Last step - Re-think the way you did it and try better next year!
Well, it was definitely yummy. (don't worry, I didn't eat it all in one night... that would have been a license to get sick fast!) Meanwhile... Steve and Krystal made a wonderful train with a whole bunch of gummy bears that either hitched a ride or were plastered to the front like bugs on a windshield... of course... that was Steve's humour.
Don't forget about Crave @ Home tomorrow... you can see where your group is meeting on the youth website. ALSO! a note for NB4NY, make sure you bring $10 to get in.. plus some spending money. There will be a concession open for food/pop throughout the night (pizza is only sold by the slice at the concession during the night. The $10 does cover breakfast in the morning plus some free foods throughout the night.
Merry Christmas!
Till next time...
Here's what was going on in my mind...
Step 1 - Pick 2 walls and icing glue them together.
Step 2 - Quickly pick up the rest and icing glue them all together, including the roof. (aka: Build the house.... as fast as you can!)
Step 3 - coat the thing with all sorts of candies (sampling them as you go)
Step 4 - look at the wonderful creation you made and... well... eat it!
Well, here's what really happened...
Step 1 - All the walls and roof were put together before the icing hardened. nice!
Step 2 - Quickly start putting on heavy gumballs and jube-jubes.
Step 3 - Watch the whole thing fall apart several times as you try to redeem it.
Step 4 - look at the ewy goowy mess you made and think about what to eat first.
Last step - Re-think the way you did it and try better next year!
Well, it was definitely yummy. (don't worry, I didn't eat it all in one night... that would have been a license to get sick fast!) Meanwhile... Steve and Krystal made a wonderful train with a whole bunch of gummy bears that either hitched a ride or were plastered to the front like bugs on a windshield... of course... that was Steve's humour.
Don't forget about Crave @ Home tomorrow... you can see where your group is meeting on the youth website. ALSO! a note for NB4NY, make sure you bring $10 to get in.. plus some spending money. There will be a concession open for food/pop throughout the night (pizza is only sold by the slice at the concession during the night. The $10 does cover breakfast in the morning plus some free foods throughout the night.
Merry Christmas!
Till next time...
