four main (elf) food groups

a hand of four candy suckers food groupschristmas kettle cornd and k jumping for kettle cornhand in the plastic kettle corn bagk places gumdrops on the roofthe 2012 gingerbread houseIt was never so easy to follow a diet. The day began with my sister’s eggnog pancakes covered in maple syrup. After breakfast, my niece and I unwrapped candy and candy canes to decorate a gingerbread house. And when we went to find Santa at an outdoor mall (unseasonably warm for December in Indiana this weekend), we found another jolly man making fresh kettle corn on the sidewalk (kettle corn will sub for candy corn here)! I have to tell you that I have never enjoyed kettle corn so much in life, then I realized that this was the first time I had ever had kettle corn when it wasn’t hot outside. With just the right amount of sweet and savory, popped to warm perfection, it reminded me of the hot chestnuts I ate on the street in Florence one chilly early January afternoon. The day of sticking to the four main elf food groups was also a day I will never forget — thank you Manges Family! Don’t worry, I am eating my fair share of broccoli today.

5 responses to “four main (elf) food groups”

  1. Rosie Avatar
    Rosie

    Looks like a fun weekend – good job on the gingerbread house & love the kettle corn!!!!

  2. krista Avatar
    krista

    Love this!

    1. Amy Avatar

      yay – I know that you have the inner elf, Krista!

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