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part of the story. An angel cutter for whenthe angel appeared, a star for the Star ofBethlehem, and so on.We usually waited until Christmas Eve tobake the cookies and decorate them just intime to leave a few out for Santa that night,but when Mom came for an earlier visit, wedecided to enjoy our tradition a little earlier.And we made a party of it!I made a batch of sugar cookies ahead of timeand set the table with decorating stationsat each place setting. Cute Santa plates andparty straws in candy-rimmed milk jars wereperfect to sip on as we snacked on cookiesand other treats.I filled the table with bags of royal icing indifferent colors, sprinkles, bowls of candyand even some edible glitter to dust the moredetailed cookies that were too advanced forany of us to attempt to decorate with icing!It was so fun to sit around the table and enjoyeach other as the creativity flowed. I love theway they all turned out. We definitely enjoyeda few of our cookies, but we froze the rest toenjoy Christmas Eve. Santa is definitely instore for a treat this year!I hope you and your family have a MerryChristmas and a very blessed New Year! AndHappy Holidays to all of you who celebrateother traditions this season!28 EAST ALABAMA LIVING
This is your Christmas spirit.VICTORIAN FRONT PORCH CHRISTMAS | OPELIKAMeet the coolest college town in the South. And his hip older sister.aotourism.comEAST ALABAMA LIVING 29
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