Friends to sink your teeth into: a gingerbread village in Seattle

We had a family outing to the Seattle Sheraton to see the gingerbread village display. It was our first time. Here are some shots I thought my mom you readers might enjoy. You know, in case you don’t live nearby or don’t want to stand in a very, slow-moving line (“hey, it’s not Christmas unless you have to stand in a long line, right, honey?” DH made no comment, not counting the sighing and eye-rolling.).

img_3585-1.jpgLovely Russian village. Some people can’t seem to keep their fingers…hey! That’s my Kid!

img_3589.jpgAnother charming village scene.

img_3590.jpgI liked the hot air balloon, although I’d have a short ride given that I’d eat the floor out in about a minute.

img_3587.jpg Nice dragon, if you like chocolate dragons…

img_3588.jpgCool diorama with tiny gingerbread skiers. Ah, to break those legs….and eat them.

img_3591.jpgGiven the G-rated nature of the village, I was surprised to see the dead body by the house on this one.

img_3593.jpgMy favorite, the animals.

img_3592.jpgMighty owl looking for small toddlers as snack.

img_3594.jpgMy favorite guy. Isn’t he cute? I could just eat him up.

I could just eat him up.

The display, a fundraiser for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, is up until January 2, 2008. See it in person. It’s yummy.

[Hey, anyone notice the IRONY? Gingerbread, candy, juvenile diabetes?]

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5 Responses to Friends to sink your teeth into: a gingerbread village in Seattle

  1. There are way better than last year’s. Last year it looked like a lot of the sculptures were thrown up at the last minute. Not all of them, but a lot of them.

    I’m getting a sugar rush just looking at those pictures!

  2. Good, I’m glad I went on the “good” year! Now, if we can just get to the teddy bears at the Fairmont…

  3. You are too funny! You must not have lived in snow country as a child. The “dead body” is a kid making a snow angel!

  4. ooooooo, snow angel!!! not a drive-by victim? I had too much time in L.A., I guess…. :P