Elf Mischeif Night 21 - Ginger Bread Man

Max and Buddy made a gingerbread man!

Buddy did an amazing job with the icing bag!

Max made an elf sized gingerbread man.

"Cookie!"

"Can we eat it Mommy?"

Ryan and Mikey

Mikey and the poor little gingerbread man...he was clueless as to what was going to happen.

Mikey took a bite out of Ginger's head!!!

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