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Hot Cocoa Anyone?

Ruby and her daddy have the most wonderful
tradition in the winter months.
They make delicious hot chocolate together.
Larry Denzil throws all the ingredients in a pot
and Ruby carefully watches over it till it is ready.

Sorry the pictures are backwards. Here is Ruby enjoying
her hard work. Notice the stains already on her shirt
from taste testing.

Ethan is her best friend so of course
she shares some with him.

Here she is hard at work.

She is such a ham for the camera.

I wish Ruby and daddy could start another tradition
for the summer months....
home made ice cream. How good would that be?

Comments

Anonymous said…
What cute little curls in Ruby's hair! Love your suggestion for a summer tradition!

Love,
Brysha

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