It is a tradition in our family that we produce "wish lists".
Here's mine, in no particular order
No chocolate or notebooks please!
And no art materials either
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Pretty spectacles cleaning cloth or cloths
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Book; Be, by Fiona Castle and friends
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Book; Sneaky Art
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A look around the Sostrene Greene shop
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Ornamental cabbage plants
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A winter planted arrangment for outside
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A little Christmas tree, around 2ft tall, in a pot, undecorated as I have loads of bloom and wild decorations from previous years
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A small colour changing ornament with a remote control; tree or branch or flower (not Christmasssy)
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Magazine; a subscription to The Idler www.theidler.com
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Garden storage tins without leather handles (which rats will eat) like these: (pictures from Burton and ball)
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Book: Down the garden path by Beverly Nichols (second hand is fine)
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Heated throw... medium size, not a big one
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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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