Blogmas Post #8

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Blogmas Post #8

There are only 17 days left until Christmas! 

My question for you today is:

Do you do anything special for your neighbors at Christmas time?

Since my husband and I moved into out house 2 years ago, we have baked cookies and brownies for our neighbors for Christmas! I usually bake about 10-12 dozen cookies. I have made chocolate chip, butterscotch, oatmeal, Reese's, chocolate peanut butter...the list goes on! After the cookies have cooled, I arrange them on a plate, wrap them up, put a card and tract on top, and deliver them! I love walking hand in hand with my love to each to these houses! 

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