My wife once worked at one of those gift-wrapping kiosks in the mall.
I did not.
I’m not saying I couldn’t have, but it was probably for the best.
I’ve always wrapped presents myself. For the most part I think I’ve done pretty well with it, too. I like the crisp lines and the angles and the strategically placed strips of tape. I take pride in a tight, tidy package. Especially with CDs. They’re kind of a pain to wrap, and everyone knows what they are before they open them, but there’s some satisfaction in seeing that little square, sharp corners and all.
That said, sometimes you just don’t care what it looks like, ya know? And that’s not a one-handed thing; that’s a human being thing. Throw it in a bag and be done with it.
I hope your gift-wrapping experiences go off without a hitch this year!
Happy holidays!
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Love your blog. You crack me up! My daughter has the same LD as you and we enjoy watching your videos together.
Thanks, Stacey! Glad you like the blog.
Your comment about using your teeth cracked me up. My son, Noah has tiny chips in his front teeth, which is probably from taking Legos apart that way. His dentist frowned upon that but what else is he going to do?
We might have to have to rethink some of that when he starts to get his permanent teeth.
Ha! Exactly. I’m going to be posting a video of when I was on the news as a kid and it shows me playing with LEGOS using my myoelectric arm…I never used that when I was playing with LEGOS! It was all teeth and toes for me. hehe
Ha! Exactly. I’m going to be posting a video of when I was on the news as a kid and it shows me playing with LEGOS using my myoelectric arm…I never used that when I was playing with LEGOS! It was all teeth and toes for me. hehe
In the middle of a LOH marathon viewing session with my 12 year old son. Really enjoying all the videos and the director’s giggles, lol.
Awesome! Thank you!