Gingerbread houses

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bfunk13

bfunk13

Minister of Fire
Sep 11, 2008
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Wyoming
The kids love to make these (with a little help from Dad).

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You guys made those? Cool bfunk. Great job!
 
Yeah, kind of becoming a tradition. The outer two are from Christmas past. The middle is new, built today. I make the structure solid, then let them after it.
 
That is neat bfunk! Great that the kids are helping.
 
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Looks like fun. I hope you made a few for eating. I think I would eat the back wall out of those houses where no one will see it.
 
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Gingerbread homes in my house never lasted long . . . Typhoon Jake always came along and destroyed them in a matter of minutes. ;)
 
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