There were all sorts of options.
She even had some of those special decorating squeezies available.
I did a couple just to join in, and Shauna may have been laughing at my pathetic attempts in this photo.
JJ is in grade 4, and I told him that was when I realized that I have no artistic ability. I wasn't joking, for I remember this quite distinctly. But he did just fine. Whatever our differences, JJ and I invoke our tongues in similar fashion when concentrating.
Of course, Danica gave me a cutest look.
Sue added a few to the collection.
Shauna did the most and the best and kept at it when the rest of us had packed it in.
Eventually and especially with Shauna's sticktoitiveness, the trays were full.
Such a fun family time! We did the same last week.
ReplyDeleteThose Almost look too good to eat. I avoid the baking as I also cannot control the eating.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful results! Well done, all!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, lovely family.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of them!
ReplyDeleteGood idea - none of the drudgery of baking, but all of the fun of decorating.
ReplyDeleteSadly, my artistic skills are about the same (or lower!) as yours.
Brilliant move, inviting the workers to a cookie party.
ReplyDeleteSince you didn't decorate, were you the designated cookie sampler, John?
ReplyDeleteI love the look of these Christmas delights!
ReplyDeleteI'll be baking my delicious almond crescents this week.
A great family activity this time of year! They look delicious.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely tradition!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat post. Got a sugar high from reading it.
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