Kanyon71

Answer: Brother-in-law Question: In the movie A Christmas Story what was the name of the family whose dog's ate the Christmas Turkey?

Perfect for the electronics tinkerer in your life (I have used a few to make lighting displays for our house for Halloween and Christmas). https://www.amazon.com/CanaKit-Raspberry-Starter-Premium-Black/dp/B07BCC8PK7/ref=sr_1_5?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1540387122&sr=1-5&keywords=raspberry+pi+3+b%2B

We always end up hosing ours down to clean it off then it dries out setup in the garage for a night then into the house. Never had bugs from them.

Ya that's kind of why I decided on it. To be tricky lol

For the person who wants to see who's at the door without being at the door. https://www.amazon.com/Ring-Doorbell-existing-doorbell-required/dp/B01DM6BDA4/ref=lp_16713337011_1_4?srs=16713337011&ie=UTF8&qid=1540299586&sr=8-4

We started doing the peanut butter blossoms with the hershey's kiss on them from the mix they sell at Sam's. Saves us a LOT of time during a time when we are already plenty busy.

Answer: Mistletoe Question: What Christmas food is made from "marsh-whorts?

I heard there is supposed to be some new Ghost Busters game that uses VR like Pokemon Go.

https://www.amazon.com/Nintendo-Entertainment-System-NES-Classic/dp/B01IFJBQ1E/ref=pd_rhf_gw_s_bmx_0_1?_encoding=UTF8&ie=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01IFJBQ1E&pd_rd_r=WJZJRCPSPJJK7JG4K4KE&pd_rd_w=NCwjk&pd_rd_wg=QsWX3&pf_rd_i=desktop-rhf&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_p=4489418a-a359-4e71-92d0-7610e44bd807&pf_rd_r=WJZJRCPSPJJK7JG4K4KE&pf_rd_r=WJZJRCPSPJJK7JG4K4KE&pf_rd_s=desktop-rhf&pf_rd_s=recent-history-footer&pf_rd_t=40701&pf_rd_t=gateway&psc=1&refRID=WJZJRCPSPJJK7JG4K4KE Would be a great gift because let's face it EVERYONE needs a little retro gaming in their lives.

Answer: Thomas Nast Question: In A Charlie Brown Christmas who plays the inn keeper in the Christmas play?

The mystery continues.

Going to start getting busy around here soon. Can't wait for it.

Getting ready for the big time traffic spikes. Maybe someone needs to remind the online retailers of last year so they can beef up.

It was actually 1670 in Germany.

Answer: A Visit From St. Nicholas Question: When was the first known candy cane made?

We open multiple times. Christmas eve is with all the family/friends so we open those gifts. Then Christmas morning it's Santa presents and then we open our presents for each other. Once we've opened gifts we make breakfast then we eat and clean up.

The person who correctly answers the question will then post a question of their own. Question: In what year did illustrator Haddon Sundblom first design and use the modern day Santa Claus image for the Coca Cola company?

I ghink sooner than later ALL of them will be closed.

I've thought about building one of these using like a raspberry pi and emulator software. I may have to do it one day soon, now where is the router stored??????

Usually around 5lbs.

It quickly became my favorite.

Kohl's and Target are where all of our holiday sheet's have come from. We have holiday quilts my m-i-l made for us.

Christmas Trivia

I think the sprinkle of sugar is because of the condensed milk being sweetened and the mass amounts of brown sugar in the topping melting down. It's like eating a pie.

So this is from like a 90 year old grandma at church. This is a guide and not a recipe per say. Now having said this is AWESOME. Since trying this at a church potluck and getting her "recipe" we no longer have a holiday gathering where this isn't requested. Sweet Potato Casserole: Sweet potatoes boiled and mashed in a bowl. Sprinkle some sugar in them and mix. Put one can of condensed milk in them and stir. Then put a tsp of vanilla in them and mix. Spread out in a casserole dish. For the topping: Two or three cups of pecans in a separate bowl mix them with about a half or three quarter cup of flour then add a whole box brown sugar and maybe some of another box. Then melt butter enough to add to the topping mixture to get it to spread. Spread it on top of the sweet potatoes and put in the oven until it bubbles.