Wish Lists

Today while out shopping with my youngest we came across Santa sitting on his throne. My tot is still undecided about the guy in the red suit, so I don’t push him to go sit and chat or anything. Instead he held my hand tight and waved from a safe distance. That was until Santa held up a bag of goodies. Once my toddler spied that bag he was off like a shot. After smiles and thank you he had the bootie clutched in his hot little hand.

Digging around inside the bag later while we sat for a break in a cafe my son found chocolate, a balloon, an activities mag, a bit of advertising about the shopping centre & a wish list. This was discarded immediately, as he’s a bit young for lists just yet. I slipped the list inside my journal and didn’t think much else about it. Not until later while driving home. It was printed on a strong piece or card with soft blue ink. There was space for five items on the wish list.

I couldn’t help thinking creating your own list template would be a fun holiday project for the kids, or just for yourself. Use your computer to create a template, decorate then or after printing so each wish list is individual. I’m planning on using the one I scored today, but as a journal writing prompt to use in my own journal.

I had a bit of a search online tonight, but didn’t come up with much to share with you besides websites that had wish lists you could create and store online. I was hoping for some pretty holiday themed ones you could download, or something like that. Please share any good templates you know of online or that you have created and are willing to let us see by using the comments section below. Don’t forget wish lists aren’t just for Christmas, so I’d be happy to see any kind.

Heather
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