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from Davar Ardalan/NPR
The martinis my dad made for us at Christmas were inspired by a recipe he heard on NPR. For the curious, here it is
You can find the original story on the NPR website.
After an afternoon of visiting with McK’s parents, looking after the house sitting, and sharing a sublime Christmas dinner—it was great Mom!—we all warmed up to conversation and cocktails.
After-dinner cocktails with McK, Jeep, and the Caseys.
Dad made several rounds of ginger martinis, a perfrect after dinner drink.
Little Bannack faught sleep to keep up with us all.
McK posted herself in front of the fire for most of the night.
This year’s Christmas was particularly special, as it was my nephew Bannack’s first. He got many beautiful gifts and was cheerful all day long. It is a Christmas to remember.
A Beautiful Boy With his Mom and Great Grandma
Far left is Bannack's new stocking that his Grandma Casey made for him.
Chris and Sara got him an heirloom gift: a New Zealand sheepskin.
Mom made her Grandson a whole outfit. Naked babies need clothes.
Grandma Irene joined her great great grandson on Christmas.
Mom reads to us all from Snipp, Snapp, Snurr and the Yellow Sled.