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dry yet?" To piake the tiros go faster, we'playecf' Wittf puzzles and chased each other around the house. It took so long that Lanning even found great enjoyment in coloring die gingerbread house cardboard box. Having to expend a lot of energy and imagination wasn't in the directions, either.
Finally, the gingerbread house was dry and it was time to decorate. My granddaughter had been hungrily eyeing the decorative candies for hours. Afraid that they weren't really edible, I discouraged any gastronomical interest on her part. I distracted her by referring her to the pictures on the box, now colored in blue color markers, where cute little houses were practically engulfed with candy.
The biggest chore during these four hours of waiting was to keep the rest of the icing from hardening before we could finish decorating — that challenge was outlined in the directions. But Lanning persisted with the now-very thick icing, using a small spreader and her fingers to get the icing on the gingerbread house. She labored over icing the roof for the longest time. In fact, she put so much emphasis on the roof, that there wasn't
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