I stopped by the "Christmas wish" tree at my church this morning. I thought I'd pick out a few fun things, buy them, pat myself on the back, get this "holiday giving" business over with right quick, and then sit back and congratulate my generous-ass self. However, the requested "gifts" were breathtakingly depressing--soap, shampoo, laundry detergent, socks... What kind of life do you live if you ask for laundry detergent for Christmas? It made me feel somber and incredibly lucky, in a time of my life in which I am already feeling richly blessed. It's interesting how in that way, the gift-giving project is benefiting the giver as well as the recipients.
Here are some totally irrelevant photos of the girls lounging on the couch:
Linden sez, "I sure like dese pillows."
1 comment:
Some of the best gifts I've gotten have been hand made coupons or certificates( from my grand kids)for a gift of a foot rub, a little yard work or for anything I need done.
Your "girls" have such expressive eyes :)
Merry Christmas to you and your "family"
Gina
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