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It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas

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Here are a few scenes from our Christmas Celebration...
Our Christmas card picture, Danny, Jonny (our gnome) and Me.

Christmas decorations.  People have questioned why we
have 3 stockings, as if hinting something.  No
announcements in this decor, 3 stockings just looks
more visually pleasing.  (Plus, Jonny needs a stocking.)


Jonny the Christmas Gnome

Our stockings in a basket.  You can never have enough
stockings, right?

Presents
Chocolate

German pancakes = holidays in our home

Opening presents

More opening of presents.

Christmas dinner, how festive!

The kiddos opening their gifts.

B. Anu!

Sharing giggles together.

Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night.
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  1. ErinDecember 29, 2011 at 6:53 AM

    Is that sour cream and brown sugar on the german pancake? Or whip cream? either way, looks yummy! I am glad you guys had a great Christmas.

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  2. JanniferDecember 29, 2011 at 1:43 PM

    Erin, it is sour cream and it is delicious!

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  3. grammawoodJanuary 4, 2012 at 9:02 PM

    Looks like you had a fun Christmas. Dad and I used to enjoy what you call German pancakes, but ours were called "Eggs While you Dress" and were topped with applesauce. We got the recipe and things to make them with as a wedding shower present. I haven't made them in a long time, but your picture has given me a hankering for them.

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