I look forward to reading these letters every year. (I have 9 years' worth of letters tucked away in a box in my room.) It's fun to look back at the things that they dreamed of when they were small and compare those simple letters with the funny notes they leave as they get older. Here's what #1 wrote the old guy:
Dear Mr Claus,I regret to inform you that I can not say that I have not set anything on fire or blown anything up. Fortunately, no one was hurt when these things took place.
Instead of boring you with tales of the good deeds I have done, I'll skip right to the point.
I would like an itunes gift card and a Daisy Exchange gift card, but you know that already. I would also like a colorful, interesting assortment of accessories from Icing. I've heard that Assassin's Creed 2 is good, and that it comes for the Wii, so I would like that. If there is a Call of Duty for the Wii, I would like it as well.
If you could get (#2) a nintendo gamecube controller for the Wii, along with the Zelda game he NEVER shuts up about, that would be wonderful. What we really need is an XBox, but I have a feeling that it's not happening anytime soon. So instead, I'd like interestingly colored duct tape (the Duck tape brand), a knife, a Nerf gun, and some chocolate.
I hope that was helpful, because I despise writing letters of any sort. Which is my way of saying "I'm done now."
DON'T FORGET TO GO BUY CANDY....and some more oranges.........please?- The Eldest and most perfect Frech child.
You guessed it.....she's getting rocks.
7 comments:
It makes me laugh, but is that snark I smell from the "Eldest and most perfect Frech child?"
Has she been reading certain people's blogs recently?
Not that there's anything wrong with that ...
Nod,
She reads this blog all the time and yours and LarryD's at least once a week. She's got snark oozing out of her pores.
Heaven help me. I have a child like me.
I just love that girl. You must send her to me this summer.
that's just the kind of dil I need to whip Jack into shape. although he is full of snark too but doesn't deliver it with such style.
Hilarious! I love the idea of having your kids write letters to St. Nicholas! I will be borrowing that idea next year when Avery is 3 1/2. :) LOVE IT!
She sounds like the perfect match for our #2, except he finds it creepy I keep trying to arrange marriages for him. Sigh. What's a mother to do?
She reads this blog all the time and yours and LarryD's at least once a week.
Oh boy - I'm contributing to the corruption of America's youth....I love it!!!
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