My family takes Cookie Making Day seriously and it sits high on our priority list. Crazy measures are always taken to make sure it is a success. My favorite year was when an extra oven was brought and hooked up in the dining room because having only one oven was slowing us down.
When we moved to Wisconsin, Cookie Day moved with us. Three years in a row, everyone made the trip up to bake (and to successfully freeze their asses off.) We made a weekend out of it and always planned activities to keep it interesting.
2005
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(Somehow, this is the only picture I have of the weekend. This is one of the shopping trips we made in order to prepare for everyone. We had also never seen an escalator for shopping carts before, so like tourists, we took a picture. ((Parking was in a garage, under the store.)) You can also see a baseball tee in the cart, which was a Christmas present for Vance. It was so nice to be able to shop for him while he was with us. Not the case anymore.)

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2009 Cookie Making Day is up next. I know, I know, The Excitement!, The Excitement!
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