David & Gwen Schwieder Family: Christmas Day

Christmas Day

On Christmas Day, David and I wore our Christmas nightshirt and night gown and shared a kiss. Then we fixed breakfast together. (Belgium waffles with strawberries, cream, caramel syrup, bananas, nutella, etc.) Yummy!

The kids all had a great time opening gifts and playing! We enoyed visiting them at their houses or welcoming them to our house.

It's nice to sit and relax after Christmas morning.

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AnonymousJanuary 9, 2010 at 8:46 AM
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AnonymousJanuary 9, 2010 at 9:06 AM
It's so nice to see your family have had fun last christmas and this is wonderful...
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David and I have been happily married for 39 years. We have the 6 best kids in the world who have turned out to be quite exceptional adults despite having us for parents. And to make it even better, these 6 exceptional kids have married 6 exceptional spouses. Thus it stands to reason that our grandchildren are also exceptional. (I am really not prejudice, this is all true) David and I love life, each other, and the Lord. We are currently serving a mission in Taichung Taiwan and loving it. We miss our 21 grandkids but trust their parents to do a fine job rearing them without us there to help.

We are so grateful to all those wonderful people who have been important in our lives and had such positive influence on us and our children. Thank you.

Man hours spent in making our 2010 gingerbread house

Total hours to completion = 107 man hours
Thur. Dec 9 - 1 hour (finishing touches)
Wed. Dec. 8 - 19.5 hours (David, Kyle, Brett and I)
Tues. Dec. 7 - 20 hours (David, Brett and I)
Mon. Dec. 6 - 7 hours (and even more building & decorating)
Sun. Dec. 5 - 9 hours (building, decorating and making more gingerbread)
Sat. Dec. 4 - 6.5 hours (more building & decorating)
Fri. Dec 3 - 8 hours (building & decorating)
Thur. Dec 2 - 3 hours (began putting walls together)
Wed. Dec 1 - 3 hours (poured the candy windows)
Tues. Nov. 30 - 1 hour (made, baked and cut one more batch of gingerbread for a total of 17 batches)
Mon., Nov. 29 - 1 hour (finished baking and cutting)
Sun., Nov. 28 - .5 hours (made more gingerbread)
Sat., Nov. 27 - 3 hours (more baking and cutting)
Fri., Nov. 26 - 3 hours (continued baking and cutting gingerbread pieces)
Thur., Nov.25 - 1.5 hours (began baking gingerbread)
Mon., Nov. 22 - 3 hours (made the rest of the gingerbread-15 batches all together)
Sat., Nov. 20 - 1 hour (began making gingerbread)
Fri., Nov. 19 - 8 hours (finished drawings and made pattern pieces)
Thur., Nov. 18 - 4 hours (architectual drawing)
Wed., Nov. 17 - 2 hours (architectual drawing)
Tuesday, Nov. 16 - 1.5 hours (design drawing)
Sunday, Nov. 14 - .5 hours (design work)

David & Gwen Schwieder Family

Christmas Day

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