Once A Month Mom Family Christmas Card

When your husband is a web programmer you begin to find unique ways to utilize those talents in every aspect of life. Our Christmas card is no exception. Here is this year’s version of the Callahan Family Christmas Card. Enjoy! (Yes, I know I am posting this on midnight of Christmas Day, did I mention we like to wait to the last minute too!)

Merry Christmas!

This entry was posted on Saturday, December 26th, 2009 at 1:01 am and is filed under Chatter. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

2 Responses to “Once A Month Mom Family Christmas Card”

Amy says:

December 28, 2009 at 10:22 am

That’s a funny card, but I have to say it’s a little scary seeing everyone’s features placed on other people’s faces.

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Rebecca Haughn says:

December 29, 2009 at 1:48 pm

HI there, hoping this Christmas season has all the pleasant surprises you can handle. lol I am by maiden name Callihan and think it cool to share a similar name.

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lisa: Heather- Yes – Quinoa is a seed, but most of my research in preparing it for baby foods refers to it as a...
lisa: Correct, no salt
kim: Wow, never heard of that one! I’ll have to try it out. What is the substitution ratio?
kim: Coconut oil is usually an acceptable substitution for butter. Maybe it is just because it is summer now, but my...
Tricia: If you are doing a May 2011-current menu (not a 5 day mini though) then you should assume that the recipe...
Tricia: Yes 1 for 1.
kim: Great, thanks for sharing!
Tricia: Oh that sounds amazing! I am definitely going to try it that way very soon. I have some in my freezer.
Heather: This is a great idea! One quick correction, though – quinoa is a seed, not a grain Sometimes it is...
Heather: I believe this is for babies who are being introduced to whole foods, Lilsunflowerz.
Kim: I love using mashed beans to replace butter!! I’m at half beans, half butter right now but it makes a...
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Amy: In pie crust recipes I have successfully swapped butter for shortening in an attempt at whole food substitution....
Julie: I use the enjoy life brand. HH recommended them when you don’t make your own cc. They are soy, dairy,...
SarahM: I made these today and LOVE them! My 3 year old daughter really likes them too! Win! I used ripe/overripe...
skinny monkey cookies: I agree with the bland comments did not taste good ick!
abbi: We checked the links for the recipe cards and grocery list and they are working fine. Please try to refresh and...
Annett @ Fit Moms Fit Kids Club: I find when baking that if you substitute White Whole Wheat Flour you don’t...
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kim: Thanks for sharing! I could not find fully acceptable chocolate chips in my regular grocery store, so just went...
Heather: Can you use frozen strawberries instead of fresh?
Bree: Looks delicious can’t wait to try it I’m going to try to make it tonight
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Laura: Pancakes were very difficult to make. Ended up adding some gluten free baking mix (I know it is not Paleo). I...
Tricia: That is fantastic news! Thank you for coming back to share with us.
Tricia: For all the recipes on this menu you should see the “printable recipes cards” link where it has...
Amy @ A Little Nosh: BBQ chicken is really good with a nice sharp cheddar too! One of my favorite quick meals.

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