Q. I got WWE SmackDown vs RAW 2011 for the PS2.
A. Hope everyone had a very merry Christmas. Remember, it is not all about gifts, but it is about spending time with your family and celebrating Jesus' birth.
But since you brought up the topic of gifts, I have got to brag...
Miz My Name Is Tshirt
Edge Limited Edition Tshirt
Polo Ralph Lauren Robe
Navy Seal Watch
Cabelas Slippers
Ski Jacket
Earth by John Stewart
Blu Rays and other DVDs
Lindels Chocolates
$100 Visa gift card
Steve Smith Jersey
Tops 2010 Baseball Card Complete Collection
Some other really nice clothes
But, it really wasn't christmas without my grandfather, who passed away 2 weeks ago, and his birth was on Christmas Eve.
Again, I hope everyone had a very Merry Christmas and Celebrated with their family.
But since you brought up the topic of gifts, I have got to brag...
Miz My Name Is Tshirt
Edge Limited Edition Tshirt
Polo Ralph Lauren Robe
Navy Seal Watch
Cabelas Slippers
Ski Jacket
Earth by John Stewart
Blu Rays and other DVDs
Lindels Chocolates
$100 Visa gift card
Steve Smith Jersey
Tops 2010 Baseball Card Complete Collection
Some other really nice clothes
But, it really wasn't christmas without my grandfather, who passed away 2 weeks ago, and his birth was on Christmas Eve.
Again, I hope everyone had a very Merry Christmas and Celebrated with their family.
What were your top 3 favourite gifts you got for christmas this year? (2011)?
Q. list your three favourite gifts you got and ill pick my favourite list for 10 points
A. 1. Phone (i didn't think i was gonna get! (:)
2. Snuggy
3. and, i know this may sound really
corny, but i got to bond with my family
a LOT more so i would consider that
a gift(: <3
<3Merry Christmas!<3
2. Snuggy
3. and, i know this may sound really
corny, but i got to bond with my family
a LOT more so i would consider that
a gift(: <3
<3Merry Christmas!<3
Good Christmas Gifts For Your Family?
Q. I really want to get my mom, dad, and older sister something nice for Christmas, but have no money to buy them anything nice. Any ideas on something homemade or something that I could get them that they'd like? I'm a teenager, if that helps.
A. Make some cards that are like coupons for favors. It's like giving a gift certificate for something that can't be wrapped. Just make sure to include the wording "non-transferable" so that they can't sell them, or a favor such as a back rub for dad could turn into something kinda creepy. ;D
If you can afford yogurt covered raisins, then you can repackage them and include a card that says it's snowman poop. It's a gag gift usually for the stocking. Usually there is a rhyme like "You've been bad, so here's the scoop; all you get is snowman poop."
I can't possible tell you what they might like since I don't know them, but just about anything you make from with your own hands (even with power tools since your hands guide them) will be Made in the USA from locally sourced materials, so it's patriotic and green at the same time.
I don't know what resources you have around you, but I do know that there is very little time left for carving stuff out of wood. One thing you can make quickly is some ornaments to hang on the tree. You can make a clay from some flour and a lot of salt and a little water and you can shape it, press stuff into it, and color it with food coloring, so you basically let your imagination go wild. You harden the clay in the oven and put a string on it. Be sure to make the hole for the string while it's still soft or you will need to drill it.
You can also make clay from corn starch and baking soda. Just watch this short video for instructions:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsV3L6MOCc4
You can make play food, picture frames, jewelry, plaques, decorations, etc.
You can make two dimensional tree decorations by rolling it flat and cutting out shapes with cookie cutters. It will possibly be more impressive to make tiny 3D objects that fit within one cubic inch.
Mold it with the string or wire already sticking out the top.
Another thing you could make is potpourri. If you have the time you could even boil pine needles to refine essential oil from them.
There are a lot of great ideas on this website I just found:
http://www.morestylethancash.com/2011/11/coal-cookies-for-christmas-with-printable-label.html
If you can afford yogurt covered raisins, then you can repackage them and include a card that says it's snowman poop. It's a gag gift usually for the stocking. Usually there is a rhyme like "You've been bad, so here's the scoop; all you get is snowman poop."
I can't possible tell you what they might like since I don't know them, but just about anything you make from with your own hands (even with power tools since your hands guide them) will be Made in the USA from locally sourced materials, so it's patriotic and green at the same time.
I don't know what resources you have around you, but I do know that there is very little time left for carving stuff out of wood. One thing you can make quickly is some ornaments to hang on the tree. You can make a clay from some flour and a lot of salt and a little water and you can shape it, press stuff into it, and color it with food coloring, so you basically let your imagination go wild. You harden the clay in the oven and put a string on it. Be sure to make the hole for the string while it's still soft or you will need to drill it.
You can also make clay from corn starch and baking soda. Just watch this short video for instructions:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsV3L6MOCc4
You can make play food, picture frames, jewelry, plaques, decorations, etc.
You can make two dimensional tree decorations by rolling it flat and cutting out shapes with cookie cutters. It will possibly be more impressive to make tiny 3D objects that fit within one cubic inch.
Mold it with the string or wire already sticking out the top.
Another thing you could make is potpourri. If you have the time you could even boil pine needles to refine essential oil from them.
There are a lot of great ideas on this website I just found:
http://www.morestylethancash.com/2011/11/coal-cookies-for-christmas-with-printable-label.html
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