He decided to hide in one of our glass jar frames...hehe.
He looks like he belongs up there!
Angela and Madi got right down to business and created the dough for our ravioli's ...way to go girls!
This is my least favorite job, I always hated the kneading the dough part (so glad Angela is passing this love of hers off to my daughter, so I don't have to struggle through it anymore!)
Making their own 'noodles'
The pasta maker, one of the most valuable tools in our kitchen!
Filling in the cheese.
All covered up...
Angela and Nick's little guy even got into the action...he really wanted to help create the ravi's too!
We also created these yummy cookies (although we took our own spin on them, if you happen to check out the recipe...they don't look exactly like what is pictured.) These cookies taste amazing, but are a TON of work, so I am thinking this will be the only time that we make them.
Have you heard of this stuff yet? Oh my, if you haven't, go on over here and check it out, and then go and make some. It is so good!
And to end the post, I am going to share some of the love that was going around....I {LOVE} my family!
Some one is now giving high fives....how adorable!
Happy Christmas season everyone!
This blog is supposed to be about my life, so I am posting this...can't believe that I am!
That sneaky little stinker!
and yes, this was his idea of a smile this morning...winking his baby blues over and over at me. The only shots I got of him were with his eyes closed or half open, looking like he had a LONG night!
Not too impressed, in his words, 'they are just pancakes mom.'
Playing a pick up game of bball, Tanner was loving that he and his friend Hunter were getting to play with fourth grade girls!

The kids played a fun gift exchange game and got their first gifts of the season...