Gingerbread

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It has become a Jungbauer tradition to build gingerbread houses before Christmas. In years past, we have transformed the entire garage into a gingerbread studio --- and filled it with a flurry of giggly, wiggly girls.

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The tradtion actually began with our friends, the Myers, who hosted our first gingerbread party. It was a wonderful multi-generation afternoon of making memories with our dear friend Pat Oppenheim and her 90-some year-old father, Mr. Harrison.

We quickly discovered that the adults were much too helpful --- and needed their own gingerbread houses to build!


Here is Steve's masterpiece from last year.


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This year was just as chaotic as always despite a smaller number of construction workers. My nephew, Jeffery was definitely the most intense worker, and also the youngest at age four. He outlasted all the girls and paid the most attention to detail.

Jeffery proudly displays (and tastes) his masterpiece along with his sister Samantha.


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Obviously, all that work was exhausting . . .

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Those of you with imagination will be able to see my scaled down version of the "Ginger-Bread" Clinton Presidential Library to the right of Sammy.

Looks like scrumdillyicious fun ... but where's the licorice?

Why waste perfectly good licorice?!?

Well I think I can allow yot to waste BLACK licorice. Whoever though that stuff up...uhm...needs to have something bad happen to them. Disgusting.

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