Yes, that’s just how that picture happened! Everyone was working so quickly, I had to get a picture just as quick! lol

And thank you! My husband worked so hard on that pantry for about 2 days and it was just what I had asked for. It has shelves to hold different sized mason jars with dry goods then a big chopping block for baking and below behind that curtain are more dry goods. I have friends come over now and tap their husband and say, “honey, can you make me one of those.” 🙂

SO glad this brought back fond memories and oh…what sweet ones they are!! May there be many more to be made with you and the grandkids. Hugs!

My kids are grown and my only grandchild lives out-of-state, I only see her a couple of times a year. One of the things I remember doing with her when she was younger – setting up a county fair. We fixed popcorn, hotdogs, snow cones (with old-time replica appliances), etc.. She made tickets and sold them to her parents and I), a make believe fish pond and gifts to be attached to a grab stick – were located behind the sofa, the entertainment was my granddaughter singing and playing the organ, and her dog was a “trick” dog in costume. She posted signs in each of the areas to designate what they were – such an imagination!!

A flood of memories after reading your post!! Memories for my granddaughter also!!

Love and hugs!!

I sure will! You’ll love Noah’s enchiladas, too. We will have to have you over for dinner!!

Hello Linda!

They really are and yes, they’re such great little helpers. I hope you have a great time in the kitchen with your own little helpers!

I’ll make you tortillas any day of the week. 😉

Lisa, this would be such a great project for you and your little ones! And the learning side of things really makes it doubly awesome. Of his own accord, my 7 year old began calculating how many we had made, versus how many we had bagged — to try and figure out how many we had eaten. 😉 And if your hubby likes soft tortillas, he will LOVE these!