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Candy

Sam learned the word 'candy' very quickly this past week as grandma helped us make a gingerbread house. I made the rookie mistake of bringing out the candy and gingerbread before snack and therefore had a kid with an empty stomach with access to piles of candy. The house had to disappear' quickly before a complete meltdown occurred. However, after supper the gingerbread house made an appearance again and Sam was much more willing to compromise - one candy for the house, one candy for him.





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D J E and M Huber said…
Everyone needs to learn the word "candy." Looks like fun!
December 8, 2009 at 12:05 PM
Ashley Katz said…
You are not alone. Vander much prefered eating the candy to decorating with it. In fact he bit a chunk out of the gingerbread man before we could even get started.
December 8, 2009 at 6:17 PM
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