There were other activities going on as well. Santa came to
see the kids and take pictures. Also, they had tables set up for kids to draw
pictures and write letters to Santa and put them in the mailbox by the tree. It
was such a precious scene. And to perfectly top things off, they had a large
sleigh being filled with non-perishable food items to be donated to the food
pantries for those in need. Vinny and I brought some canned goods to go in the
sleigh as well.
This was a fun intention for sure to kick off the weekend
and a good cause to support in the process. Cheers and Happy Friday!! #HGALIn memory of my lifelong best friend and cousin who was taken by cancer in 2011, I will be chronicling the next 365 days of my life to live with intention and do something each and every day with my life in her memory.
Friday, December 4, 2015
Day 327 – Giant Gingerbread
For today’s intention, Vinny and I went to the Newport
Visitors Center to see New England’s Largest Gingerbread House. When we walked
in, I don’t really know what I was expecting to see as far as size but this was
simply amazing! It was not just a gingerbread house….in true Newport fashion it
was a gingerbread lighthouse. As we walked in the room we could smell the sweet,
fragrant, delicious smell of the gingerbread. My mouth absolutely dropped open
when I saw the sheer size of the 16 foot lighthouse. It is composed of 350
pounds of gluten-free organic gingerbread, 20 gallons of royal icing and 2,400
pieces of candy and giant lollipops. It was set up in a scene that included
faux snow and reindeer, all quite festive indeed.
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