Hey again lovelies, Molly
today. So, in this post I am going to talk about what makes me feel
Christmassy. I've had a lot of tests and things for school this week, but now
that's all over, I'm allowed to be excited and here's a couple of things that
get me into the Christmas spirit.
Number one on my Christmassy
list is always frost. And ice. When we get into late November, the British
mornings are frosty and the pavement becomes a total death trap. A fun death
trap, though. I used to get so upset when the council put salt on the pavements
to melt it. Like come on people, that was the whole point of actually going to
school today - getting to slide around on the ice on the way there.
And baking, especially
gingerbread. I remember making a gingerbread house a couple of years ago with
Octavia and one of our other friends, and completely covering ourselves, my
friend's kitchen and the gingerbread house with icing sugar. Good times.
And making a gluten free gingerbread house for one of our teacher's at Tavi's house, where we ate most of the dough.
And making a gluten free gingerbread house for one of our teacher's at Tavi's house, where we ate most of the dough.
Speaking of gingerbread, in
Edinburgh, there is always a German market where they sell sweets, toys,
clothes etc... And their gingerbread is the best. That's about as Christmassy
as it gets. Near the German market, there is "Winter Wonderland", or
in my words, the best place on Earth. There is a huge Ferris wheel (that lights
up in the dark, it looks really cool) a "star flyer" (this massive
thing that spins you round like 60 feet above the ground) which I've never been
on, but I want to, and the cute little caterpillar ride (the only roller
coaster I've ever been on). (And an ice rink, Molly you forgot about the ice rink, silly molly good job Octavia edits your work for you ;))
CINNAMON. Do I need words?
I love it when the shops start
playing Christmas music and putting up decorations in the windows. That's
really nice, and it makes me want to buy things, which is probably the point,
but oh well.
And then there's the smell of pine needles. In my family we always have a real Christmas tree (pesky needles everywhere) and I absolutely love the smell of it.
thought I'd put a little Christmassy picture here, lots o' love Tavi xxx |
Ok, that;s me for today. See
you all again soon, Molly xx
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