Christmas CHECKLIST. This is like, the first time I've had to EVER DO THIS.
So!
From Eiko (no LJ entry, yet, anyway): A purple-diamond necklace that left Isis at a loss for words of what to say. More Earth-native style clothing, to blend in, as well as a few dressier things in her own right.
From Hips ( Lj Post): A necklace made of magnets. Very shiny, and will probably be worn most of the time.
From Clair ( Lj Post) Wizardology. (Wiki posted so if I check back, I remember what it is).
From Courtney ( Link!) Copied: Set of seven glass vials containing preserved roots. They are labeled carefully by hand, their magical properties listed in detail.
From Ramon ONLY TECHNICALLY ( Link!) - Eiko in a hot dress. Which is hawt enough to mention here.
From Derek ( Link!) Copied: She ends up with an 18th century tea ceremony set, decorated with the traditional design of the Tiger and Dragon. There are also a few books on traditional Japanese tea (and other) ceremonies and customs.
From Some (Hey, they're still on fairly good terms) (Link) - Cookies inna big coffee mug.
If there is anyone or ANYTHING that I forgot, feel free to let me know, and I will correct by adding.
I will also add to this if there's more since I posted this.
From Eiko (no LJ entry, yet, anyway): A purple-diamond necklace that left Isis at a loss for words of what to say. More Earth-native style clothing, to blend in, as well as a few dressier things in her own right.
From Hips ( Lj Post): A necklace made of magnets. Very shiny, and will probably be worn most of the time.
From Clair ( Lj Post) Wizardology. (Wiki posted so if I check back, I remember what it is).
From Courtney ( Link!) Copied: Set of seven glass vials containing preserved roots. They are labeled carefully by hand, their magical properties listed in detail.
From Ramon ONLY TECHNICALLY ( Link!) - Eiko in a hot dress. Which is hawt enough to mention here.
From Derek ( Link!) Copied: She ends up with an 18th century tea ceremony set, decorated with the traditional design of the Tiger and Dragon. There are also a few books on traditional Japanese tea (and other) ceremonies and customs.
From Some (Hey, they're still on fairly good terms) (Link) - Cookies inna big coffee mug.
If there is anyone or ANYTHING that I forgot, feel free to let me know, and I will correct by adding.
I will also add to this if there's more since I posted this.