First make sure you look adorable! 
Then, very carefully and with complete and intense concentration, pipe green icing on the "branches" of your tree.
Add snow to your branches, only stopping occasionally to, yet again, make sure you look absolutely adorable.
Precisely place the ornaments on the branches of your tree, the ones that don't get eaten that is.
Look adorable one more time! You can NOT include too much of this!!
Proudly display your finished gingerbread Christmas tree!Wow have we been busy!! Between Christmas shopping, returning all the mistakes I already made Christmas shopping (yeah..........LOL!), Olivia's Nutcracker rehearsals, waiting for the Comcast people (sigh), and the myriad other things, I don't know HOW we managed to fit in some time for some FUN!! But we did!! I helped Olivia make and decorate a gingerbread Christmas tree! She actually did at least 95% of the work all by herself and I "supervised." She became quite a little pro at that decorating bag! I always squish the icing out the top!
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Thanks for sharing the post. The gingerbread tree looks pretty like the little girl!
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