Have you done all your Christmas shopping?
I confess that I have not. I don't know if I have really started it either, but I definitely know I haven't finished it. What can I say...I'm better when I procrastinate (sometimes).
I asked some of my very best friends for ideas on gift-buying by asking them what they put on their Christmas wishlist. They have a lot more imagination and creativity than I do in terms of the gift department...I usually just ask for a dvd or a giftcard. Although, I did ask for a
Kindle Touch and my sister already sent me one in the mail (gift wrap and all), so Merry Christmas to me. I will not use this moment as a vehicle to explain that I never thought I'd own an e-reader, and as an avid book store supporter, I feel like I'm succumbing to the dark side. More on that for another day. Back to wishlists...
Amelia-Bedelia
Little Amelia has been a very good girl this year while sportin' that stylish new haircut,
and asked Santa for:
1. A big file folder for collecting images that inspire her {she's such an artist...doesn't she know
Pinterest is for things like this? ;) }
2. A mug from Anthropologie (ohhh, trendy!).
3. Clothes.
Cousin Hannah
Sweet Cousin Hannah loves making Christmas wish-lists.
Sometimes, she even gets what's on them.
This year all she wanted for Christmas was to spend a warm, cozy, December evening by asking for the following:
2. Kindle Giftcard
3. Teas and Coffees for her new electric teapot.
J. Crowe
This past year, J. Crowe already got everything on her wishlist
with the birth of sweet, precious baby Amos.
However, she still came up with a couple of things to fill her wishlist.
(all my friends love this store, probably because it's so adorable, and so are they)
J. Phil
Sweet J. Phil didn't ask a lot for Christmas, but I hope she gets much of what she wants.
On her Christmas wishlist, we find the following:
1. A nice bedspread to go with her newly re-decorated basement apartment
(she told me what brand, and it was really classy,
but being the unclassy lady that I am,
I forgot what it was...maybe Barbara Barry?)
2. A new camera (J. Phil is a wonderful photographer)
(I made that last one up, but it's probably true and she'd probably love it)
And me?
What did I ask for?
Well, first I want to stop dressing like a grand-ma,
and never sport khaki pants with tennis shoes again.
I will also have you know I had to talk smack to parents who kept trying to cut me off while I waited in line for that picture up in Gatlinburg. For some funny reason, a single girl standing by herself near a sled doesn't register for waiting in line for a
picture in a sled quite like a family with small kids.
And those tennis shoes, well, it's a little consequence of spraining my ankle back in October.
If I know I have to walk a lot, I wear reliable shoes.
But I digress (your Christmas present is the fact that I even posted that).
For Christmas, I'd like...
1. A Kindle Touch (fancy that, I already got it!)
2. A digital camera, so I have to stop using my phone as my only means of picture-taking.
3. Starbucks giftcards
(fancy that also, I have been blessed with many hidden in cards in the mail lately)
What's on YOUR Christmas wishlist?
It's not too late to tell Santa, he doesn't come for 2 more days.