I know this time of year
EVERYWHERE you turn there is a ‘Holiday Gift Guide’ for every type of
person or animal on the planet. Holiday
Gift Guide for the Girl You Love but Aren’t Ready to Marry. Holiday Gift Guide
for your Side Chick. Holiday Gift Guide for the Owl Lover but is Terrified of
Real Owls. Holiday Gif Guide for the People You Work With but Really Can’t
Stand but You Have to Get Them A Gift Because They’re Going to Buy You One and
You Don’t Want to Look Like a Tool. Well, you get the idea. These online
guides are somewhat helpful (depending on the price range they give. I mean,
how dare someone suggest an $800 handbag for someone you maybe chat with 3
times out of the year???) because it’s not like all of those random people in
our lives are copying you on the email containing their exact Christmas list to
Santa.
Not to mention who are the folks still writing Christmas
lists outside of the children contacting that jolly fella and being ‘proof
read’ by their parents?
I mean don’t get me wrong the last list I wrote was in high
school as I’m sure most people would admit to.
This makes a lot of sense considering parents probably asked their
offspring to make one due to the fact they had no clue what to buy their
freethinking, materialistic teenagers. There’s also the ‘grown-ups’ in college
that email their parents a list of things they need to survive the rest of the
year in school, and those needs become Christmas pressies. Or there are the
really, really ‘grown-ups’ fresh out of college in the really, real world who
send lists to mom and dad for things they need to survive life on their
own. Because well, it’s hard out there
for a pimp.
Christmas becomes more of a what I need rather then a what I
want like childhood. Mom needs a new set of hot rollers and a vacuum. Dad has
let the yard go so he must need a new leaf blower, and of course a tie because
duh. That’s not fun! Just like the skank character in Love Actually who we all hate because she’s a home wrecker wannabe
says, “I don’t want something I need, I want something I want.” *
*Though her character
is awful she makes a great point with this line.
With all of this being said I decided to create my own
Christmas list because gosh darnit it’s fun! And I haven’t done it in a while!
And I think anyone who reads this should do the same just for the fun of doing
it. Unlike childhood the chances of me
receiving any of these on Christmas morning isn’t likely, (I’ve been a bit
naughty this year) but a girl can dream! And by gosh by golly, it’s Christmas,
and everyone knows anything is possible at Christmas! Maybe I’ll inspire
something on your own Holiday Gift Guide and at least one of us will have one
of the charming items on my list, and that is more then good enough for me!
Happy Wishful Holiday Season, darlings!
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I would be so cute in this dress. |
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This bicycle (The original link from Pinterest wasn't found. :( )
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This wallet. It's a French Dictionary and I'm dying. |
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Honestly, I don't own enough shoes.
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Nom! These adorable donut earrings!!! |
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Don't ask me why. Just know that I need them. |
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A trip to Disney World. (A girl can dream...)
I don't need anything at all. Except maybe a $10,000 ModCloth gift card apparently. Merry Christmas!!! |
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