I mixed up all of the dough before she woke up. Although I know she would have enjoyed helping with that part, time was of the essence and I knew the dough needed to chill for a few hours.
I rolled out all of the dough, and she had a blast seeing which cookie cutters she could get to fit in the available space. Did she fit as many as I could have? No. But she had a good time and maybe she worked on some problem solving skills along the way.


Once we had a batch in the oven, I prepped our cooling/decorating area. I lined our table with freezer paper to minimize the sticky mess that we would have to clean later. Please excuse the amazingness that is my outfit. I decided that pajamas were the order of the day, so I was a little rough looking.

I love her little apron that we bought at the Christmas Mall. It has Christmas stuff on one side and Aggies on the other. What a great combo!

We had quite a task before us when it was all said and done. We called in some reinforcements to help decorate.

Some people put a little more thought into their artistic creations, but they all tasted good.




We all had a great time, and more than just cookies were made that day. I hope days like these are the things that Emmy will carry with her into her adult days, and the warm memories will remind her that she was loved.
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