P.S. You can see the top of Grandma's Christmas tree candy dish in front of the tree. It got cut out of the picture on accident, but it is also being used lovingly.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Gum Drop Tree
Grandma's gum drop tree now lives in Houston, Texas. Will and Anna LOVE it! I'm so happy to let this small Christmas tradition live on with our little family. (Will really does love it, although he doesn't look too enthused in this picture. He wasn't in a good mood when we took the picture.)
P.S. You can see the top of Grandma's Christmas tree candy dish in front of the tree. It got cut out of the picture on accident, but it is also being used lovingly.
P.S. You can see the top of Grandma's Christmas tree candy dish in front of the tree. It got cut out of the picture on accident, but it is also being used lovingly.
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2 comments:
This makes me feel warm and fuzzy!!
That is so awesome! Thanks for introducing the next Rice generation to the Gum Drop Tree tradition! Keep the Gum drop tree alive!
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