


waving a binky and sweet-talking them into looking at the camera.
Both my and Gretchen's mother's sides are Jewish and our fathers are both Gentiles--or goyum:) Her dad calls her Gretl. So cute. I really wanted to take a picture of this fellow with the longest, pointiest beard ever, but John thought I might make a spectacle of myself.
I recently made some cookies, and people thought my wise men were angry men--I guess the toga looks like some over-the-shoulder machine gun??? Someone even mistook my baby Jesus for Moses or a bug.
In their defense, the dreidels and menorahs were hand-carved from the cookie dough.

And just for some balance, here's some of my Christmas stuff:

I really need another stocking for Ollie. Anyone seen any knit stockings out there?


this is fun! i still cant believe there wasnt more dancing there. there really ought to have been.
ReplyDeletethe story of your cookies is hilarious.
oh ya and i finished the embroidery!!
SO FUN! It's always nice to keep your heritage alive. I think your cookies turned out well and I love your cupcake ornaments!
ReplyDeleteyay for you Gretl, finishing your embroidering! I can't wait to see it. You would have fit right in at girls night last night--Lorie, Natasha and Christie were all embroidering. We missed you too Barbie!
ReplyDeleteDavi, what a fun night! The boys look so cute!
ReplyDeleteThe cookies are wild. The man in the corner looked like a good Jewish man. I like the beards.
Hee hee, I think the cookies look awesome! Your tree is very stylish and cute too. My tree looks like it is vomiting up the 80's but I am okay with that.
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