Comments | sheryll: Holiday Wishes

sheryll

Holiday Wishes

Nov 10, 2005 19:35

I joined the holiday_wishes community last year and had a blast wandering through the wishlists and granting wishes when I could. I encourage everyone who is so inclined to wander by and see if they can make someone's holiday special. Sometimes all it takes is a card. :)

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asphodeline November 11 2005, 01:08:50 UTC

This is fun. I reckon there are things here I could do!!

sheryll November 11 2005, 02:39:01 UTC

I had such a good time last year, browsing all the wishlists and sending out cards, postcards and small goodies. I even sent one of the HP books to someone in Russia. :D

You must make a list of your own now, you know!

megamagicflame November 11 2005, 03:35:29 UTC

Did you cross post this to the holiday wishes community list as well, or just on your own page?

sheryll November 11 2005, 12:37:50 UTC

Cross-posted, though the one on holiday_wishes went up earlier. Did you make a list yet?

megamagicflame November 11 2005, 16:14:06 UTC

Ah, that's why I didn't see it there. No, I have no list.

sheryll November 12 2005, 04:33:24 UTC

And why don't you have a list? Get cracking, buddy, I wanna see a list. And soon.

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macloudt November 11 2005, 13:44:23 UTC

When I find my HP cross-stitch book (it went walkies months ago) I'll finish the ornament I started for you last year. How embarrassing is that? ;)

sheryll November 12 2005, 04:46:49 UTC

Not embarrassing at all.

*avoids looking at cupboard full of unfinished cross-stitch projects*

Or you could photocopy the book and let me play. Maybe it would get me back into stitching and off the computer once in a while. :D

agatha_s November 11 2005, 18:36:34 UTC

I love making Christmas ornaments, and I know exactly what to send you, because there is this one type of ornament that is light and flat and easy to mail... I just have to ask you if there are any colours you prefer to have on your Christmas tree, such as red+gold, or blue+silver, or anything like that?

sheryll November 12 2005, 04:28:26 UTC

Oh, that would be wonderful. I'm also losing a few ornaments this year, as it's the first year my daughter has her own tree. I know she'll be poaching some of the ones I made in previous years.

No colour preference at all. What you like best will suit me just fine.

Thank you!