We started our day with traditional stollen, not so traditionally made with coconut milk and soy-free margarine. As it turns out, the most important ingredient is the powdered sugar topping, so everything turned out okay.
We admired our candle-spinner, brought back from Austria when Fletcher was still in utero.
We made gingerbread cookies - they were far more successful than our free-form attempts last year, with a few burnt exceptions.
Dogs!
"This one has two eyeballs and one noseball".
"This one only wants to have one eyeball".
A burnt snowman and a snowflake with eyes/Flying Spaghetti Monster for Santa.
A glow-in-the-dark stomp rocket!
A glow in the dark stomp rocket? Gretchen is not sure about this.
Fletcher picked out a pen for me: "Mama likes dogs and sparkly things!"
He also selected a sweet pair of pink shades for me.
It's a good look, right?
The classic baby-in-bumbo-under-the-Christmas-tree shot
She was saving her best smile for the coffee table.
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