So last week on Twirlit, I posted about Gingerbread Houses and how I’ve come across some that just blow my mind. I for one, have zero artistic ability (and no Internet shame) so I’ll share here what I didn’t share on Twirlit… My personal experience.
Seriously, the one time I attempted to construct one, it turned out all sorts of wrong. I got a kit since it seemed mindless, simple, and FAIL proof – right? Well… check this out:
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FAIL
I followed the directions and it still turned out like that. How is that even possible? (picture circa 2005ish) Since then, I have Gingerbread House TRAUMA and have not attempted to make another.
Have you ever made one?
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Tags: christmas, EPIC FAIL, FAIL, gingerbread house, seasonal
You’re so hard on yourself! And the picture made me laugh. FAIL. But the picture is WIN! I am more a consumer of gingerbread homes than a builder. I’d even eat the gumdrops off a gingerbread house if I knew they were glued on.
I think I have a problem.
LG – I think you need to zoom into the image because it is all sorts of FAIL hahahhahaha! But I’m glad I made you laugh.
And the glue explains it. Yes you DO have a problem!! But it’s ok. I am here for you!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Merry Christmas to you and your family. :)
Thanks for the laugh, Mona … I blame the kit, though. They never give you enough icing or candy to make it look like it’s depicted on the box. Your house is definitely unique. LOL!
Merry Christmas!
:D
OMG THAT is TOTALLY it, Brandon. There is not enough icing!!!!! And unique is too nice. That is a piece of shit. HAHA
Merry Christmas to you too, B
:)
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I wish I had pictures. And this year we didn’t get around to it. My daughter and I have a semi-tradition of making a gingerbread house from scratch, with no pattern. They usually come out looking incredibly dilapidated. A couple of years ago we started calling it a “ginger-crack-house” – is that wrong?
I had no part in making this one last week – but my wife and her sisters did a bang up job!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/magdalenus/3149792832/