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HERE’S WHAT’S UP: CHRISTMAS LIGHTS & THINGS

HERE’S WHAT’S UP: CHRISTMAS LIGHTS & THINGS
Hello, lovely readers. Thanks for always visiting our little corner, our blog. We really appreciate you from the buttocks bottom of our heart. Last week was Christmas as we all know. So we went around and took pictures of the beautiful (and expensive) lights people put up in this season. We also got a new addition to our kitchen- a 3-in-one blender, processor and dough mixer, thanks to Mr. N. The cooking ministry is definitely moving forward. We did a lot of bread baking. Let’s start with the pictures of what we baked. You know say we like chop. Braided Challah dough, egg-washed and ready to get into the oven. We're still “collecting myself” to put together a recipe for this Jewish bread. It’s a master piece. Recipe photo Baked Challah Bread and Nutella Bread Recipe photo Milk Bread known in French as Pain au Lait Recipe photo Loaf Bread. We'll soon be doing a recipe for Kumba/Agege Bread Our new kitchen system. Thank you, Mr. N. *hot kisses*

Our family and we went to the Mall of America on the day after Christmas. See photos below:

We ate at our favourite Italian restaurant at the mall. We had a Lasagna for the first time plus many other satisfying things. We would have taken pictures of the food but as we saw the food, our body was shaking and saliva was almost dripping so we dived right in. #notimetowaste

Here are the Christmas lights and decorations people spent lots of money, time and energy to put up:

This person must have spent quite some dollars on this. What a passion!

We all took some pics by the lights…

Our cuties are so in love with each other. Here they are all cuddled up in their pyjamas-

We watched the movie War Room today. You really should watch it if you haven’t done so already. Everyone needs a war room and a battle strategy. We are more than inspired to pray and fight EVERY battle on our knees.

Hope you enjoyed going through our pictures. Do have a blessed week!

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