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Dec 28 2008

Our best 2008 Christmas Gifts–spa package, Nintendo Wii, clothes, home spa kit

Published by gypsygyrl79 at 9:21 am under Love (Zach), The kids Edit This

Zach gave me a joke-of-the day calendar, as he does every year.  For some reason, I just love reading the corny jokes every day at work; I think it makes it more bearable.  The calendar for 2009 is from The Office.  Sometimes, if they strike me just so, I hang them up on my cubicle wall.  I can not wait until March 10, which says “Can I trade this job for what’s behind door # 2?”  He also gave me Friends Season 1 on DVD.  I already have Season 3, but haven’t watched it because I have to watch 1 and 2 first.  So now I need Seasons 2 and 4 through 10.  He also gave me a “spa kit in a box” which included Vanilla Noir bubble bath and body cream from Bath and Body Works, some home facial, fizzy foot bath, an eye gel mask, and a gift card for the Executive Escape package at the Head Over Heelz Salon and Spa in town.  It includes a 90-minute massage, a manicure and a haircut and blowdry.  I am so excited about that!  Zach is awesome.

The boys got a lot of clothes from me, since they hardly play with their toys anymore.  Thing #1 got a fake bug-making machine from my parents (which was pretty cool), and some Transformers, Uno Spin, and a lot of Bakugan cards and accessories.  Thing #2 got a Solar System model (it still includes Pluto as a planet, but otherwise rather neat), a Jenga game, some Legos, and also some Bakugan cards.  And of course the bikes!  They loved the bikes of course.  I may have to get Thing # 1 a bigger one though.

The girls got some clothes, a perfume maker, brownie mix in a cute bowl, and Zach got them dwarf hamsters.

I mentioned the Wii, too, right? It’s awesome! More about that later.

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