Uh-oh. The puppy’s by the tree again:
“We have more wrapping paper. We can fix this!”
“We have more wrapping paper. We can fix this!”
“We have more wrapping paper. We can fix this!”
The kids finally met Santa:
“Maybe next year we’ll get the perfect picture for our Christmas cards.”
“Maybe next year we’ll get the perfect picture for our Christmas cards.”
“Maybe next year we’ll get the perfect picture for our Christmas cards.”
The front lawn looks great:
“It’s like they always say: Half is better than none.”
“It’s like they always say: Half is better than none.”
“It’s like they always say: Half is better than none.”
What ever will happen during the battle of the popper?
“That was a good crack. I’ll get the paper towels.”
“That was a good crack. I’ll get the paper towels.”
“That was a good crack. I’ll get the paper towels.”
Ahhh, super-special treats that Santa’s going to love:
“Ya know what? Santa probably wouldn’t have liked the almond milk anyway.”
“Ya know what? Santa probably wouldn’t have liked the almond milk anyway.”
“Ya know what? Santa probably wouldn’t have liked the almond milk anyway.”
Everyone loves building gingerbread houses:
“At least we get to eat it sooner!”
“At least we get to eat it sooner!”
“At least we get to eat it sooner!”
Man, that’s a good tree:
“But…how did this even happen??”
“But…how did this even happen??”
“But…how did this even happen??”
A quiet evening writing out the Christmas cards:
“The post office is gonna love me tomorrow.”
“The post office is gonna love me tomorrow.”
“The post office is gonna love me tomorrow.”
Just a normal day baking with the kiddos:
"Everything is fine. No need to panic. No one will even notice that the bottoms of the cookies are burnt."
"Everything is fine. No need to panic. No one will even notice that the bottoms of the cookies are burnt."
"Everything is fine. No need to panic. No one will even notice that the bottoms of the cookies are burnt."
Remember, no matter what goes wrong, your Keepsake Ornaments will still be perfect!
