Flour dust, cookie dough and sprinkles grace the counter tops, while our sweet little daughters watch the sugar cookies bake through the oven doors. The timer goes off and out comes a tray of sugar cookies made by little hands. The farmhouse table is filled with racks of sugar cookies cooling, sprinkles of red, and green is shaken across the cookies and onto the table. Our little puppy stands looking up, waiting for clumsy little hands to drop a cookie or two. Slow days don't come by chance here at our little farmhouse, we create them.
FOR UNTO YOU IS BORN IN THE
CITY OF DAVID A SAVIOUR ,
WHICH IS
CHRIST THE LORD!
Merry CHRISTmas, From the Farmhouse.
What a beautiful blog you have! So thankful to have "met" you tonight! God bless you and your sweet family this Christmas season!
ReplyDeleteHello Cheryl, Welcome to Simply Farmhouse I am so glad to have you. God Bless your family as well. Thank you for finding me.
DeleteWhat a precious post! I just love the pictures of your girls making those delightful cookies! We have a special cookie making tradition too with our kids, only this year I don't know if we'll do it or not, because my "kids" aren't kids any longer, they are both in college! Where did the years go? I do not know. Enjoy every precious moment! Your tree and living room are lovely too! Hugs to you today :)
ReplyDeleteHey Lady, good to see your comment. Thank you....I have three grown daughters with children of their own,I find myself asking that question as well. Where does the years go? Hugs to you as well.
DeleteI always enjoy your pictures! When my girls were little, we along with my niece, decorated sugar cookies every year. They grow up so fast. But...Last year I didn't buy a gingerbread house kit, and after Christmas they asked why...I assumed that they thought they were too old, but behold...they wanted to do it. I'm ready this year!
ReplyDeleteThat so sweet to know they still a little girl at heart. They do grow up so fast. Thank you for coming by.
DeleteSounds wonderful !! Those days are for such a long time and the little ones are grown.. Keep enjoying it all, my dear.. xo
ReplyDeleteThank you Faye, we know how that is we have three older daughter married and with children of their own. We are blessed to have two still at home. But they are growing up so quickly. Have a wonderful weekend on the Farm. (hugs)
DeleteI love the pictures you shared and the word picture you shared.
ReplyDeleteChristmas blessings,
Laura of Harvest Lane Cottage
Thank you and to you friend, Teresa
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