Apologies to my regular 2 readers, I am interrupting my normal broadcasting for this special announcement:
OK The boys are generally happy with anything they get. They would be satisfied with some cheap crap from the Dollar store. Somehow I didn't think this was a satisfactory answer to the question "What would the boys want?" So, rather than just write a list for each member of the family, I will post a list here. The potential benefit could be if you comment on the blog if you are getting something specific (a particular book, or a specific gift item) there won't be any of those embarrassing buying the same thing moments. And if I think of something else I can just update here. I promise the boys do not read my blog :) I will remove this post after Christmas.
Lucas (8) and Michael (6 1/2):
construction kits
lego
role playing stuff (swords, nerf blasters, costumes)
zombies, monsters, lord of the rings related toys
board games (connect 4 was a favorite that was left behind in Geneva, they already have Monopoly and Jenga)
coloring books
David (2 1/2):
little figurines (knights, dragons, animals)
train related things
push and pull toys
car ramp
sit n spin
pretend stuff (doctor kit, tools, food)
play dough
Books:
Michael - Early reader books
Lucas - Calvin and Hobbes, Beast Quest (he has the first one), Asterix (in English or in French he has Asterix the Gaul, in Switzerland, and in Spain)
They are also getting a Wii for Christmas.
Showing posts with label gift ideas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gift ideas. Show all posts
Monday, November 21, 2011
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Gift Ideas
Okay, so I thought perhaps it would be a good idea to put "pen to paper" anytime I came up with good gift ideas for myself or the boys. I'm not too sure how this blog thing works, if I can update posts with new ideas, I suspect that I can, but for now:
L: I saw a book described on anther blog called : Big Orange Splot by Daniel Manus Pinkwater. It sounds really nice.
M: This coming Christmas we will buy him his own Leapster LMax, so Leapster games would be good.
C: Uses and abuses of history by Margaret MacMillan (the author of Paris 1919)
Big Momma: Power of Now by Eckart Tolle
belt clip for cell phone (mine is a Motorola 10cm x 4.5cm x 2cm), not much I know, but I promise to keep thinking about it and update frequently
L: I saw a book described on anther blog called : Big Orange Splot by Daniel Manus Pinkwater. It sounds really nice.
M: This coming Christmas we will buy him his own Leapster LMax, so Leapster games would be good.
C: Uses and abuses of history by Margaret MacMillan (the author of Paris 1919)
Big Momma: Power of Now by Eckart Tolle
belt clip for cell phone (mine is a Motorola 10cm x 4.5cm x 2cm), not much I know, but I promise to keep thinking about it and update frequently
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