This is what Christmas looks like at our house:
For those who celebrate Christmas: what are you giving this year?
For those who don’t: what’s the next holiday you’re looking forward to?
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Brian D. Buckley 
Looks good. While I’m not celebrating Christmas, I am looking forward to New Years. I get to see Hiromi and spend a good couple of days with family and friends.
I just thought of something random. Do you still have your hamster? if I recall correctly his name was Bowser and he was fierce. 🙂
New Year’s sounds good. Have fun with Hiromi. 🙂
His name was Bowser, and he was fierce, but he’s been gone a long time now. I checked my diary, and it looks like he died in August of 2009.
Most of the things I’m getting for people are either edible or read-able. Some of them bought, some home-made. The list includes:
-A philosophy book about The Walking Dead
-Some really hard-to-find lollipops
-Cookies, bread, and other baked goods
-Poetry, written by myself
-Posters/things to put on the wall
-Music/sheet music/original compositions
-Chocolate
You can’t really go wrong with food or music. And everyone likes to read… right?
I certainly do. 😀 Sounds like some sweet stuff. Your recipients ought to be pretty happy, especially if you’ve put that much of your own time into the gifts.