We made gingerbread houses at Spokane one day. They are actually made of graham crackers, but they are still very fancy.<\/p>\n
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\nLa Casa de Christian<\/p>\n
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\nJulia made this modest house, and I was her contractor. I made the front door and fashioned the chimney from a white chocolate Kit Kat. Note that this is a somewhat smaller house, which means that we didn’t have to go into debt for it like Julia’s sisters.<\/p>\n
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\nHere’s a close-up of the fanciest door on the block.<\/p>\n
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\nChristina’s mansion has a penguin for a snowman and a drafty roof. The path didn’t last long because it was too tasty.<\/p>\n
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\nAnnah’s house includes an even draftier roof. She cheated by using some cardboard for the walls. It didn’t taste very good.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
We made gingerbread houses at Spokane one day. They are actually made of graham crackers, but they are still very fancy. [simage=203,400,y,center] La Casa de Christian [simage=202,400,y,center] Julia made this modest house, and I was her contractor. I made the front door and fashioned the chimney from a white chocolate Kit Kat. Note that this … Continue reading Gingerbread Row<\/span>