It is a tradition in our family that we produce "wish lists".
Here's mine, in no particular order
No chocolate please!
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Biscuit stamp (not moulds)
Ornamental cabbage plants
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Windsor Newton gold ink
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Interesting Advent calendar (not chocolate)
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These crayons;
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CD of Lux or Evening by Voces8
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This;
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Magazine; a subscription to The Idler www.theidler.com
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Book: Bring No Clothes' by Charlie Porter
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Burgon & Ball Gardener's Vegetable Patch & Allotment Tool and Tuck Box Tin
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Book: Down the garden path by Beverly Nichols (second hand hardback is fine)
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We have wish lists as the gift is sure to be wanted, and saves the stress of wondering what to buy
ReplyDeleteI love books but tell my family if they can buy me a used copy of whatever I request I will be very pleased. Isabel
I love used copies- especially if they have inscriptions. Food for thought...
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