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| The traditional stockings picture |
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| The table - and my christmas log, which I actually managed to make look presentable!! |
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| The ones that made it all happen, (my sister and I) with the ones that made us want to scream... (we were a bit tired after making 15 pies, one cake, turkey, stuffing and trimming, roast beef... etc, etc...) Note to self, DO NOT let Marc prepare the contents for chicken pot pie the evening before Christmas Eve ever again... (Also, I really am going to have to try to bake as much as possible AHEAD of time... We were almost too exhausted to enjoy anything!! |
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| The Christmas log, which was made for reveillon (Christmas Eve dinner) but which, on Christmas evening, has yet to be touched. Noone's been hungry enough to eat it yet. |
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| Nicky fell asleep half-way through |
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| Dealing out gifts... :) |
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| family |
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| Brunch this... well, not morning... more like afternoon... with Rose Anne's baked Camembert |
Your brunch looks amazing! We stick to ham,pineapple and cheese melts and a late supper. The big kids always manage to be invited to their friends' for an Indian lunch - and the presents always take until evening to finish- then wrap up with a birthday celebration for Elizabeth! Hugs to all!
ReplyDeleteWe normally do pancakes, quiche, eggs, hashbrowns, stuff like that. But Rose Anne wanted to do the Camembert for Réveillon last night, but then we had so much other stuff (baking) that we decided to do it with the brunch. It was really good.
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