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Another one of our #holidaytraditions is that every year each of my girls picks out a wrapping paper and that‘s what I wrap all their gifts in. During the first part of December while I‘m in the process of wrapping all the gifts, they love to look under the tree to see their presents growing in number! This year my oldest picked Snoopy and my youngest the holiday pets.
#wintergames #candycanecrushers

Last bit of wrapping paper just came in. It‘s recyclable! 💚Waiting on one more swap for info then I‘ll ship everything at once.

#HHS23 @wanderinglynn
#ModernWitchSwap @BookwormAHN

Repost for @AmandaBlaze

Join me for a pop-up #readathon on Sept. 7th. No rules. Read what you want, when you want during a 24 hour period. Just tell us what you‘re reading and tag me. Use the hashtag #PopupThursday.

Something amazing happened a weird kid named Dwight made of origami finger puppet of Yoda the amazing thing was that the origami Yoda gave great advice he could predict the date of a pop quiz tell a guy if a girl liked him or not and keep kids from embarrassing themselves and dozens of different ways of the sixth graders were convinced he was using the force

I really enjoyed this book. Both main characters, Graham and Audra, are really great. It's funny, I definitely had a few lol moments. The only moan would be it just suddenly finished. I didn't quite understand why. Did anyone read this book?

I have been doing origami for a few years now. It‘s one of the few things I do that calms my mind. Tessellations are new for me, and I‘m finding the learning of new tactile sequences to be just the thing I need lately. The tagged has been a great book to get into tessellating, but I don‘t think it would be the best for those who have no origami experience.

#origami #artbooks #tessellations

I didn‘t have time to draw anything for #DecemberDailyDoodles yesterday, so Cassandra helped me catch up and put some #Snowflake wrapping paper on this #Gift. @Ann_Reads #catsoflitsy

Smile everyone!

I liked it. Nothing much happens, but it is witty and funny. I was reading it in a cafe and an old man walked past and said “it must be a good book, you keep smiling!”