Today wasn't your average day. Today, I erected a gingerbread village. We're not talking life-size here. It wasn’t habitable. It was also less a village, in that there were only five buildings, and more a hamlet. While the scale may not have been 1:1, it was still bigger than the average biscuit settlement I construct on any given day; it’s just not part of my usual routine. The cookie community was a Christmas present from my mother-in-law to my wife, which I helped finish in more ways than one (i.e. in both a building and an eating sense). There were five buildings to assemble and decorate: a bakery, a toyshop, Santa’s house, a gabled house and a chalet. The combination of properties wouldn’t make for a self-sufficient neighbourhood – a doctors' or a grocers' would be useful – but then again, when you live in a house that’s shored together with icing, the lack of amenities nearby would be the least of your worries. I’d be amazed if you ever got planning p...
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