This year, we added notes. The kids each wrote a quick note about how they liked the house's decorations, and thanking them for their Christmas spirit. We left a jar of cookie mix with the notes as the prize. Jordan was the runner given that he has been throw-up free the longest. He had a hard job though, because the house that won presented some difficulties: it had a latch gate in front, as well as a huge window with no curtains-we could see straight inside the house, and two dogs were sitting on said couch! Jordan snuck up in front of the driveway undetected, managed to get through the gate, and avoided rousing the dogs until he rang the doorbell. Of course, they flipped out, and Jordan came racing down the driveway as the rest of the kids and I laughed our heads off. he hopped in the car, and we took off, very pleased with our adventure. I particularly love this tradition, and it is a nice way to make someone feel good!
Thursday, December 24, 2015
Christmas Eve: The Contenders and One Winner!
This year, we added notes. The kids each wrote a quick note about how they liked the house's decorations, and thanking them for their Christmas spirit. We left a jar of cookie mix with the notes as the prize. Jordan was the runner given that he has been throw-up free the longest. He had a hard job though, because the house that won presented some difficulties: it had a latch gate in front, as well as a huge window with no curtains-we could see straight inside the house, and two dogs were sitting on said couch! Jordan snuck up in front of the driveway undetected, managed to get through the gate, and avoided rousing the dogs until he rang the doorbell. Of course, they flipped out, and Jordan came racing down the driveway as the rest of the kids and I laughed our heads off. he hopped in the car, and we took off, very pleased with our adventure. I particularly love this tradition, and it is a nice way to make someone feel good!
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