Another family tradition is diorama-making for various holidays, where we make tiny clay figures to populate a little cliche wooden box setting. So far we have Thanksgiving and Halloween. This year we attempted Christmas. A lot of the clay we used turned out to be modeling clay only, not the bake-able kind, and when we checked up on how our clay people were doing it was a total massacre. My brother's reaction captured for posterity.
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