So I thought after Christmas that Christopher Pop-In-Kins (our elf) would just be a memory.
My son has other plans. Last night he wrote him a letter that we had to "mail" today with space for him to answer questions.
When is your birthday? Has it passed? Do you even have a birthday? How are you doing?
So he puts it in the mailbox, I take him to school, I come home and remove it from the mailbox. Now I have typed out a response, printed it on the letter, made a new envelope with a North Pole stamp and will put it in the mailbox later this week for him to get after school.
I thought I'd get a year before we would be making this elf do things again!
My son has other plans. Last night he wrote him a letter that we had to "mail" today with space for him to answer questions.
When is your birthday? Has it passed? Do you even have a birthday? How are you doing?
So he puts it in the mailbox, I take him to school, I come home and remove it from the mailbox. Now I have typed out a response, printed it on the letter, made a new envelope with a North Pole stamp and will put it in the mailbox later this week for him to get after school.
I thought I'd get a year before we would be making this elf do things again!
When Buddy drew on our kids' gallery prints in the living room with dry erase marker, we never erased it off. My MIL stopped in this weekend and was wondering why Naomi had a mustache. I can't bring myself to erase them. Every time I see it, I have Christmas in my heart.
I need to come up with things for teenage kids!
