So spending Christmas away from Yoshi & Yoshi's parents means that I don't get to open Christmas presents until we go up north for New Year's.
It doesn't bother me because it means I get my Christmas when it's over for everyone else. Nyah-nyah!
If I get a chance to take pictures, I'll post them. But I might not, so here is a list of things that I opened up last night (in no particular order):
-A (heavy) round cheeseboard/cutting board, with handles
-A gift certificate for a full massage at Kabuki Springs & Spa in SF
-A "spa take-out" kit. Candle, soaps, puff, etc. in a take-out box.
-A pair of Pooh slippers
-A pair of Pooh and Eeyore socks (with treading that says "Friends")
-An emergency flashlight thingy
...and some other stuff...
I just found out the mochi is ready, so I'm going to go eat now...
Posted by jozjozjoz at December 31, 2004 10:49 AMalways love the spa stuff. happy new year!
Posted by: riye at December 31, 2004 12:11 PMHope you enjoyed the holidays.Have a happy new year Joz!
Posted by: Philly Jay at December 31, 2004 01:47 PMThat's what's nice about me having a birthday on Dec 31 - most peeps go out of their way to acknowlege it since it is so close to Christmas and most feel that one gets cheated that way.
Posted by: Nez at December 31, 2004 03:23 PMYES! Spa stuff rules. I had nothing to do today, so I had an impromptu pedicure with my aesthetician since she had some free time. I LOVE that crap.
Posted by: Caitlin at December 31, 2004 05:59 PMNyah nyah! I get to open present even later than you! But to be fair, I've been opening them since about a week before Christmas. Man, I have a lot of family.
-H
Posted by: Hed at December 31, 2004 07:08 PMHappy New Year, Joz! And to all your readers!
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Posted by: Giles at January 10, 2005 07:13 AM
Aw! Now I want more presents. WHAAAAAAA! </Lucy>
Posted by: Deltus at December 31, 2004 11:15 AM