[lizardprincesa]

We are so fortunate as to be able to celebrate *several* holidays, as we are a culturally diverse household. I didn't grow up with Santa, but nevertheless, our holiday brought Warmth, Light & Joy ( & nice little presents.)

I don't make a wishlist; in fact, I tell my hubby not to get me anything, as he spoils me throughout the year, even when we are struggling financially.
He never listens, tho, & he always gets me something. The only thing I want very much right now is a book, a biography of Theda Bara, & my hubby wants it, as well, so hopefully, we will be able to share this gift.

Hubby's mom sends me gifties from England, as in skin care items, or a bit of $ for *guess what*...you guessed it-M/U Probably a MAC item! , but I'd rather she'd come and visit, as my husband misses her so much.
So now you all know what I want to get for my husband for his XMas.

I think our little one will be the most gifted this year
( & probably every year.)
I never knew how much fun it would be to hear a little boy's joyful laughter at receiving gifties from people who adore him.
He's lucky, as his birthday is in November,
then comes Chanukah & then XMas/Yule.
We will gift him for all of these holidays.

(stray thought: When I worked for an eduactional program, we received donations from all over the place to deliver toys, clothing, food, to less fortunate families, during the holiday season.
I wonder why we didn't do it all year 'round.
I hope we can donate all year, even when times are rough.)

I also hope my husband gets a few Days off during these holidays, as Togetherness is the most beautiful gift we can possibly receive.

xxCherylFaitxx