I have something new that I'm thankful for--Amazon Wish Lists. Every year I get harrassed by the in-laws for Christmas lists. I hate writing Christmas lists. Hate! I totally get why they ask for them; they just want to buy things for us that we will like. But I feel like I'm demanding that they buy me things, and they really don't need to. As much as I like Christmas, recieving gifts isn't my favorite part. I much prefer GIVING them. There's nothing more fun that watching someone open a carefully wrapped package and delighting in what they find inside. Since I seriously rock at picking out creative gifts that people will like, it's SO much fun.

But since I KNOW I will be harrassed for lists, I started putting some thought into them a few days ago. While I was looking around online for ideas for Alexis (what do you buy the kid that already has enough toys to open a Fisher Price store in your living room?), I realized that I could save a wish list. Ha! Grandparents delight, for I have your list right here:

I love the Internet.

(What? There's nothing on there for Daddy and I? Really? I hadn't noticed.)