I found this recipe, maybe Mr Gingerbread and I will make a batch.
Butterscotch pudding, that's interesting, bet it's good.
Precious memories from Christmas past . . .
Me and the girls, Christmas 1967
1970 and there were 3 little girls!
Tammy ~ Peggy ~ Tracey
Peggy ~ Russell aka Rusty
It's a wonderful time of year!
Until Next Time
Merry Christmas
It's a wonderful time of year!
Until Next Time
Merry Christmas
What a great post!!! Thanks Mary, smiles.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your gingerbread man, poem and the pictures from the 60's and 70's. Those were fun times. My children were spread out, born in 74, 77, 86, and 92. Thanks for the recipe also.
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet photos. Oh, I love gingerbread men! The poem is so cute.
ReplyDeleteThis time of year, I even like the Little Debbie gingerbread men!
I just love to look at the pictures from the past. You and your little girls, your son, all of them a lot older now!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great family. I really enjoy seeing people's family photos.
ReplyDeleteI love gingerbread! I hope you make a ton of cookies :)
You know, I LOVE gingerbread that is so moist you have to wash your hands if you try eating it with your fingers. I haven't made any for years. I haven't made cookies but sure do love the cake! Cute poem and that really is a happy gingerbread face!!
ReplyDeleteCute post and love the old family photos - so precious.
ReplyDeleteHope you made those gingerbread cookies! I just posted about my cookie swap party -
and there were ginger cookies!!!!!
Oh, this was so sweet. Love the pictures of your cute children with Santa. What a lively looking bunch! And I love the Gingerbread Man. I never have tried to make Gingerbread cookies, but I do love the cake too, like Terri above. I may have to make some now that you've got me thinking about it! Merry Christmas!!
ReplyDeleteBest treat of the week were homemade gingerbread cookies made by a friend. Love gingerbread! What wonderful pictures. Loved seeing your family. Wishes for a bright and blessed Christmas.
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