It definitely kept me busy, but good busy ;)
For Jessica's little friends I made bows, headbands, and clips. We had the good luck of finding Shade girl tanktops in size 7-9 @ their warehouse sale in October for only $1. So we loaded up bags with the tanks and a bunch of hair things and put a tag on it that read, "I'm 'tank'ful for you this 'hair'iday season."
For neighbor gifts I made gumball/candy 'machines' from terra cotta pots and glass globes, and 'Believe' blocks with this quote by Henry Van Dyke:
Then for those cute sisters I visit teach, I made 'countdown blocks' with a tag, that now they can countdown to our next visit.
'Are you willing to BELIEVE that love is the strongest thing in the world- stronger than hate, stronger that evil, stronger than death- and that the blessed life which began in Bethlehem nineteen hundred year ago is the image and brightness of the Eternal Love?
Then you can keep Christmas.'
I thoroughly enjoyed myself, though my gym attendance lacked horribly as I was staying up late to get it all done so I could 'enjoy' Christmas, and getting up @ 5am to torture myself was near the bottom of the list ;)
2 comments:
WOW Rachael.... just.. WOW. You need to start a business or something! I kept Christmas just in the family this year - nothing for friends or neighbors... now I feel like a Jerk! You are totally my hero!
Rachael... I seriously love ALL your cute ideas! You need to write a book! Everything you do turns out amazing!!
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