Awww, how sweet of him! I love frogs!!! Sounds like he was a wise shopper, and he really did a good job too! Except maybe better if they'd had two of the "aunt" pens!!! I love the paper you used on this, and the title looks awesome! Great page!
Journaling: I got some really cool gifts this year, but my most memorable (besides my digital SLR camera, of course) was a super cool frog key chain from you. Your school hosted a holiday shoppe for the students where they could go in and choose gifts for their loved ones for Christmas. I gave you $25 in an envelope and a list of seven people to buy for, including myself. Imagine my surprise when you came home with ten dollars change after buying all of those gifts! You were so proud of yourself and your already-wrapped packages. You were secretive, too, and said, “Mom, I can’t tell you what I bought you, but it’s the coolest keychain!” I could hardly wait to unwrap it on Christmas Eve! It even opens its mouth and has a laser light inside. Very cool indeed! You gave Daddy a neat yo-yo from you that looked just like a shiny tire rim, along with a handy pocket-sized tape measurer. You got Oma a snowman ornament, Opa a race car, Aunt Jeannie a pen that said “#1 Aunt” (Aunt Lindsey didn’t like that gift much!), and Airplane John an American flag money clip. You were quite the bargain shopper! You seemed so proud to present your gifts. Hopefully this experience taught you a little bit more about the joy of giving to others.
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