The A Gang: Halloween Yummy!

Oct 18, 2009

Halloween Yummy!

Sunday baking! Sunday's are always the perfect day to get out the ingredients and spend some time with the kids making a mess. We spent a couple hours this afternoon decorating sugar cookies. Sugar Cookies always seem like a tradition for holidays. Halloween is always a fun time to do this among other things. Avery and Ada each made a cookie especially for their teachers. I hope they don't mind that they occasionally licked their fingers between cookies. I did make them wash a couple of times, but I kept seeing the fingers go to their mouths. OH WELL!!! It's nearly impossible not to. YUMMY! YUMMY!

4 comments:

Bart said...: Sweet, Fun, but be sure to brush your teeth and get your exercise.

Love you all and always,

Grandpa Bart; October 18, 2009
Cami said...: I always forget about doing sugar cookies. How fun!!; October 19, 2009
Anonymous said...: Those cookies look yummy, however, I want to say how big and handsome Mr. Avery is looking there. He is getting big.; October 20, 2009
Rene Weston-Eborn said...: Anonymous? that was Aunt Rene; October 20, 2009

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