Creative writing help needed!

[Minnie_me]

We (I mean Santa) got the girls a Wii for Christmas, along with accessories, Rock Band, and a couple of other games. I want them to open those things LAST, and in order. So, while their other presents from Santa are wrapped in dark and light green, all of the Wii items are wrapped in RED. And I wrote numbers on the tags to indicate the order in which they are to be opened.

So I want to write a poem to tell them to open the red presents last, and in order.

We've done this poem from Santa thing several times before. Usually, it's when there's a big gift in the basement (foos ball table, air hockey, tent, etc.).

I'd love to hear your suggestions!!!

 

[mickeyboat]

We are doing them same thing. I wrapped all the Wii stuff in red snowflake paper and the rest of the stuff in different paper so I would know what is Wii stuff. I think I am going to get a big gift bag and put all the Wii stuff in it, then write on the tag to open last.

Denae

 

[Minnie_me]

We are doing them same thing. I wrapped all the Wii stuff in red snowflake paper and the rest of the stuff in different paper so I would know what is Wii stuff. I think I am going to get a big gift bag and put all the Wii stuff in it, then write on the tag to open last.

Denae

OOH - GREAT IDEA! Then it will look like one huge gift, and they might not suspect it's a Wii (which they know is a smallish box, from seeing it in the stores!)

THANKS!

 

[jwsqrdplus2]

Santa is bringing a Wii here as well. It and all of the accessories and games are addressed to both DDs. They normally opening all of their individual presents first, then the gifts to both of them. We figure we don't care what order any of those are opened. In fact I would love for them to open a game before the console just to watch them try to figure it out!

 

[tinkntraining]

Santa must be very busy this year -- he's bringing us a Wii, too!
After the girls unwrap all their individual gifts, they have one small joint gift (they always have a joint gift, so this is really no big deal). This year's joint gift, however, is in a teeny, tiny little box -- it's a Wii memory card and that's it. Once they open it and get the confused look off their faces, I'll send them to my closet, which has one great big gift with all the games, accessories, console all wrapped individually within the humunguous pkg. Then, when they think they're done, I have one more gift -- guitar hero with 2 guitars!

What a Christmas this is gonna' be! I'm like a 7-year-old this year!