Michael and I also hosted an ugly Christmas sweater party this year at a bar down the street. It was hilarious and some people were really creative (uh, pinning Santas where you don't usually pin Santas), while others borrowed sweaters from their mother-in-laws. We held a contest where the bar staff chose their favorite - Justin's grossly oversized snowman sweater won, with Greg's original 1980's Pierre Cardin sweater coming in second. Everyone was a little surprised Trish's homemade, Christmas-lit, music-playing, ornament-adorned sweater didn't win, but there's always next year. There were a lot more funny and funky sweaters, but I don't think I got all of them. Again, next year.
December 24, 2012
Christmas Cookies & Ugly Christmas Sweaters
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This holiday season, I think we did well trying to stretch it out as long as could. We started by making Christmas cookies - my Mom and I have been trying to make this an annual tradition. We used the same gingerbread cookie recipe from a couple of years ago, and after a disastrous first attempt at sugar cookies (which turned into giant cookie the size of a sheet pan), we went back to basics and used Alton Brown's recipe. My favorite was the gingerbread, but it seemed like the linzer-like sandwich cookies were the hit this year.
Michael and I also hosted an ugly Christmas sweater party this year at a bar down the street. It was hilarious and some people were really creative (uh, pinning Santas where you don't usually pin Santas), while others borrowed sweaters from their mother-in-laws. We held a contest where the bar staff chose their favorite - Justin's grossly oversized snowman sweater won, with Greg's original 1980's Pierre Cardin sweater coming in second. Everyone was a little surprised Trish's homemade, Christmas-lit, music-playing, ornament-adorned sweater didn't win, but there's always next year. There were a lot more funny and funky sweaters, but I don't think I got all of them. Again, next year.
Michael and I also hosted an ugly Christmas sweater party this year at a bar down the street. It was hilarious and some people were really creative (uh, pinning Santas where you don't usually pin Santas), while others borrowed sweaters from their mother-in-laws. We held a contest where the bar staff chose their favorite - Justin's grossly oversized snowman sweater won, with Greg's original 1980's Pierre Cardin sweater coming in second. Everyone was a little surprised Trish's homemade, Christmas-lit, music-playing, ornament-adorned sweater didn't win, but there's always next year. There were a lot more funny and funky sweaters, but I don't think I got all of them. Again, next year.
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