Yesterday, my great grandmother came over. We celebrated Christmas with her. I ate potato soup and everyone else ate enchilada soup.
That is what I did this holiday!
This morning on our way to Sunday School we listened to my Bubbe's new Rick Recht CD, Tear Down the Walls. That CD is good too!
Instead of going to Sunday School for class today, we went to the Mudroom and painted plates and other things for Hanukkah. Almost everyone there went to the Rick Recht concert last night, it was cool! I hope that Rick Recht comes back to play again.
Chango bars come from a story called Jalapeño Bagels by Natasha Wing. Jalapeño Bagels is about a boy wondering what he can bring to school to eat on Heritage Day. His mom and dad have a bakery. His dad is Jewish and his mom is Mexican. They bake things in their bakery that are Mexican and Jewish. The boy finally decides to bring Jalapeño Bagels because they are a mixture of both of his parents. We didn't make the bagels but we did make another recipe in that book called Chango Bars. Chango bars are like chocolate chip cookies but in bars not in cookie shapes. I don't like them because they have nuts. My Bubbe likes them though. She goes nuts for NUTS!
After we baked, Mahi and I painted picture frames and then we played.
If you want the recipes for these desserts you can go to my Mom's blog HERE and get them. You should try them. They are delicious!
It was fun to go to the park. A photographer from the Modesto Bee came and took pictures. I might be in the paper!
We went to Pier 39 to see the tuilps at Tulipmania.
There weren't that many tulips at Tulipmania. We thought there would be a lot more. When we were there, we went on the Carousel.
After that we went walking to The Mechanical Museum by Firsherman's Wharf. The museum has lots of old mechanical games from amusement parks and carnivals. It was fun.
They even had the arm wrestling machine that was in the Princess Diaries movie.
Then we drove to Twin Peaks.