Lauryn:
"I have plenty of plastic crap made in China Dad, please tell Santa all I want is world peace and some nice new outfits. I'm a size 3T.
REALLY Creative toys that had thought put into them and generate thoughts from play with them would be nice too.
Connor: There is no such thing as too much crap made in China, I have to make up for my friends who boycott Chinese slave labor products by gathering more plastic in my bedroom than Joan Rivers has in her chin.
The following will do nicely:
Anything Star Wars.
Anything Harry Potterish
Anything cheap made out of Plastic.
(let the editor note- In reality, Connor loves handmade stuff and creative idea type gifts as well, but refuses to admit it.
Avery: If it has words printed on it, I will read it. If it will help me read in the dark, I will love it. If it's a bookmark, I will Lose it. Yugioh cards make great book marks. Dads 20 dollar bill will work as well until he freaks out because 20 bucks is a lot of money when you just quit your day job. I also just got a game boy SD, so Nintendo game boy games would be swell.
bionicles are cool.
Erector Sets and Chemistry sets scare mom, which makes them SUPER COOL
Did I mention I just got a game boy sd? I saved up with my own money because Dad said he would not buy me one. This way, I actually care what happens to it. accessories for it would be cool.
I also do not own ANY of the Series of Unfortunate Events books.
Sandy: I like diamonds.
Charles: I could use a career in theater that pays.
Posted by cmckeithan at November 24, 2005 11:54 PMLauryn; pfff. There is no-one so easy to shop for as a small girl.
As for Connor, his attitude may get him a goat bought for a family in India or the Appalachians, in his name.
>I also do not own ANY of the Series of >Unfortunate Events books.
DIBS ON THE FIRST THREE! Do not inform anyone else, we will take care of that.
What does Sandy want that isn't diamonds? Dude, my birthstone is diamonds, and I don't buy them for ME :)
As for your career, I'm WORKING on it. 198 and counting.
Posted by: Beth at November 25, 2005 07:42 AM