Now that all the Christmas gifts have been opened back in Texas, I can show folks what keeps me busy during the day in North Dakota as a medical travelers wife: This year it was crocheting.
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| Calin's |
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| Nina's and a poncho for her doll |
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| Rylee's |
These aren't much in the way of gifts, and there are older grandkids that, let us say, get really un-excited when they get a handmade gift, so there had to be some cash, too. I looked at buying cards to put the money in, but that just didn't seem like much fun. Then I found my solution:
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| Little Kids |
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| Big Kids |
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Then you box them up by family for shipping.
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| Christopher's Family |
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| Jamie's Family |
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| Larry's Family |
Toss in an envelope for the parents (one is always a kid at Christmas time!),
and hope that someone is around with a camera when it comes time to open the packages.
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