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December 26th, 2008 at 16:52
Awesome! I totally feel like I was there for your family dinner. And the best part… I didn’t feel stuffed like I usually do after ours. You’re really allowing all of us readers to get a great sense of the holidays in the French countryside. Thanks so much for that, and a very happy holidays to everyone.
Question: what kind of messages are found inside the Papillotes wrappers?
December 26th, 2008 at 17:18
Hi Steve, thanks for your message. No worries, I am enough stuffed for the both of us! And to let you know about those Papillote wrappers… inside are short quotes or idioms, French proverbs and fun phrases. In order to read more and more, that just means we have to open more chocolates!
December 26th, 2008 at 18:33
Kerrin,
Lovely photos and such gentle wordpictures of your sweet holiday with family. How fun to learn of family traditions half way around the world. Thank you for the beautiful photos as well. I don’t know what a sultanas might be….must google. Perhaps a bird of sorts? Glad your holiday was Merry and Bright.
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December 29th, 2008 at 18:33
Celebrating Christmas at home in France looks so warm and toasty. The food must taste as good as it looks. My favorite would be the dessert. It is fun tasting everything and opening up wrappers filled with little wishes for the new year. Thank you for sharing the Christmas holiday with all of us…..
January 7th, 2009 at 22:59
Quelle magie grâce aux photos de Kerrin !
En ce qui me concerne, les douceurs de la soirée de Noël me semblent nettement meilleures sur ce blog que dans la réalité, tout est embelli et présenté sous son plus bel aspect (angle de la photo ! talent du photographe !).
Cela permet de prendre du recul car à Noël je suis toujours trop occupée pour profiter pleinement du décor ou des friandises…et il faut dire que je suis tellement gourmande, que je dévore toutes ces bonnes choses à toute allure de peur d’être rattrapée par les autres pendant que je suis à la cuisine…et donc beaucoup trop vite pour les savourer vraiment !
Sur ce blog, on ne peut pas dévorer mais seulement se régaler du regard…savourer et apprécier chaque plat à sa juste mesure.
et c’est beaucoup mieux pour la ligne !
Sans compter qu’ainsi on fête 2 fois le réveillon de Noël !
January 8th, 2009 at 17:00
What a lovely display! Looks like you had a great holiday.