BJ, Jenn, Jack, and Benjamin
I didn’t realize how much of Truman’s policies set up the ensuing political climate in the world. We headed out to the Truman Library located in Independence, MO. In the basement they had another exhibit with Pulitzer Prize winning photos.
We have never cooked for so many people before. We did chicken cordon bleu, seasoned rice, gorgonzola salad and a big pot of butternut squash soup.
We made a grocery store run. The receipt was about as big as Jenn. Suffice to say there’s alot of people at our house this Christmas.
Christmas Eve board games and puzzles.
Every year we make gingerbread houses with our cousins and friend’s kids.
IR pens are a well known hack for a Wii Mote. We made two pens to play with for the holidays.
My parents never do Christmas cards this year is exceptional.
Milk Pail, a local market, carries the most expensive bread: Poilane for $27 per loaf. Apparently it’s made in France and has to be flown in; it also has specially fermented wheat that allows it to keep longer. Robert Dinero has his flown in from France. We opted for the $0.75 ciabatta.