Geddy created and wrapped two presents all on his own for Scott and me. The first contained this lovely Christmas tree picture. He spent a great deal of time drawing individual snowflakes. And in case you are wondering, that is a house next to it.
The second package was the best. They speak for themselves for the most part. I will caption those that need a little clarification. He does spell better than this when he takes time to think about it - meaning at school.
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| Notice, I have more exclamation points? I wonder if that means anything? |
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| "Your the best parents ever. in the whole universe and history and beyond". |
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| I think the crumpled bit of paper I found a few weeks ago in his room was the beginning of this poem. How sweet can you get, "I do. forever and ever". |
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| I wish he took advice...he told me it was the only thing he could think of that rhymed with nice. |
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| My personal favorite: "(P.S.) You might not know any peaple that are blind". Again, he was struggling to rhyme with kind. I love it! |
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He said he didn't have any money or a way to go to the store by himself so he couldn't buy us a present so he just had to make something. (By the way we did help him buy presents for each other - he just wanted something totally of his own). But this was absolutely the best present he could give us!
2 comments:
This delighted my heart. SO SWEET. I had to read it to Mitch because I thought it was so cute. Makes me look forward to future Christmases (hopefully my kids will think I'm kind to the blind too :D
That is so sweet!
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