I swear I will stop talking about Christmas Crazy in a minute or ten, but not yet. Not yet because I think the internet as a whole spends a whole lot of time wallowing in the bad and not nearly enough time celebrating the fantastic.
This. This is fantastic.
I would like to show you every single thing that made its way to Center for Victims this weekend, but that would take a very long time. How's that for a good problem to have?
While I can't show you everything, I can show you a few mini piles of fantastic. For example, this year there were a lot of Legos in the pile.
Legos are good.
So is this book.
And this rather impressive Frozen collection.
Let me just tell you about that Elsa dress while I'm on the topic of Frozen. I picked it up because Alexis is basically the only little girl in the world who isn't head over heals in love with everything Frozen (she liked the movie, but she isn't obsessed with it by any means). When I bought it, I didn't pay attention to anything other than the fact that it was an Elsa dress that seemed well made and cute.
It plays music.
Horrible, awful, never-ending music.
I feel so bad for the adult that ends up having to listen to that thing yell "Let it go" all of the time.
Fortunately, y'all countered my accidental act of meanness with a whole bunch of kindness. The electronics pile? So fantastic.
There are two fitness monitors, two DVD players, two Kindle Fires, the coolest Star Wars USB drive ever, a bunch of movies and games, and a Chromebook.
So amazing.
You guys did good.
Thanks again for making this whole thing work. Making that delivery is always one of the funnest things I do.
(Big thanks to the delivery crew. You guys are some excellent little elves.)