The History Of Gingerbread Houses and More! The Recipe If you would like to make your own gingerbread for a house or figures, look no further. Ingredients: 3 1/4 c. flour 1 Tbsp. cinnamon 1 Tbsp. ground ginger 3/4 tsp. baking soda 3/4 tsp. ground cloves 1/2 tsp. ground nutmeg 1/2 tsp. salt 3/4 c.
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Top 10 Thanksgiving Games Everyone Will Love
Have you seen the Friends episode where Chandler and Phoebe pretend to watch the football game on Thanksgiving so they don’t have to help with meal prep? It’s a family favorite at our house! One of the reasons is that in our little fam, we really don’t do football. In our larger, extended families, however,
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Family Halloween Costumes That Will Make You Laugh
When my kids were little and I had a little more control of what they dressed up as for Halloween, I loved putting everyone in a group costume. Having everyone in a group costume is just so much fun! I love the looks, silly comments, and I love being able to match my kids and
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Fall Family Night: How To Build A Scarecrow
So how do you build a Scarecrow? Quite easily! It requires minimal materials, not a lot of time, and can be customized to fit whatever your purpose is. Materials: hammer scissors old clothes (jeans, button-up shirt, etc.) old boots twine nails straw or dried grass pillowcase Two 1×2 – 6′ garden stakes Process: Step 1
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Games Perfect For A Family Vacation
Summer is the season of family vacations, and with that comes a decent amount of time in the car. If you don’t want your kids to spend the entire trip on screens, then I’ve got some solutions for you! Whether you’re looking for games to play in the car, or games to while away an
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Best Family Things To Do In July
July is a rough month for me and my littles. School has been out long enough for the novelty of freedom to begin wearing off, and it’s hot enough to keep kids from playing outside with wild abandon. So, what’s a family to do in July when the weather is hot and the kids are
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Memorial Day Family Jeopardy Game
Memorial Day is a holiday that sometimes gets overlooked because of its close proximity to the end of school and being sandwhiched between Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This holiday has been observed since 1971 and dates back to the end of the Civil War. It’s specifically aimed at remembering and paying honor to those
