He's got the 'stache.
Ballerina
Gingerbread House
Grandma and Grandpa came to visit and help out for a few days. Gabe and Lydia fulfilled their gingerbread candy house fantasy with the Costco kit and Grandma. They refrained from the general temptation to eat the candies until Mom was absent, attending her "Nutritional Therapy" class the next day, and found a noticeably undressed house upon her return. The house went on the highest shelf for the rest of its exhibition. You can see Gabe was tempted with the idea of demolition and ingestion right away.
Entrepreneur
Chimes and Lights
We joined the community crowd on the chilly night for the chimes, band, sing-a-long and lighting of the Christmas tree at city hall and lights everywhere including the festive boats in the marina as pictured with bonfire in the foreground. The crowd followed jolly Santa through town as he waved and smiled from the top of a vintage yellow fire engine, before he and Mrs. Claus disembarked to the waiting sleigh and the children lining up.
Three Year Home
This next year holds lots of unknowns, but we know we must say goodbye to this house. I have been involved in every painstaking detail of this house, and it proved a wonderful home, in warmth, light, attractiveness, and ability to embrace family, even the four footed kind, big family, and more families graciously. I don't expect to have a house quite like this again. I'm just glad that "home is where the heart is" and that hearts are mobile.
So this house is in need of a New Homeowner! Anyone desiring a home with an extravagant view on the Kitsap Peninsula, please refer them to us!
Thanks Giving!
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