I sat the boys down tonight and had them tell me what they want for Christmas ('cause I had no idea what they really, really, really want and would like to start looking for sales!) Keats, of course, wanted to write his birthday list as well. The whole process was pretty interesting with Keaton. He meticulously drew a line down the middle of the page, labeling one half "Birthday" and the other half "Christmas". He would write something in the birthday column and later decide it belonged in Christmas; he would write something in Christmas and later decide it belonged in birthday. He added a couple of things to both columns because "I just really, really want it and this way I'll have two chances to get it!" Another funny thing he did was wrote which store to get certain things. I'm sure you can get a Ukelele anywhere, same with the Lego stuff, but he apparently thinks you can only get them in these exact stores. This is the first year he's thought about where to get things, which is just an interesting thing to see develop. Anyhoo, here are his lists.
Birthday
Lego Star Wars alarm clock, from Target
Lego Star Wars Obi Wan watch, from Target
Ukelele, from Cost Plus
Monopoly game (the real kind with paper money!)
DS Pokemon game
DS pens (in different colors)
Microscope
Legos, any but especially Lego City
Science toys like they have at Toys R Us (they make goo and stuff)
Christmas
Bass guitar
Ukelele, from Cost Plus
Lego Millenium Falcon
Super Mario Galaxy for Wii
Super Mario Brothers game for Nintendo DS
Lego Star Wars 3 Clone Wars game for DS
Lego Star Wars Obi Wan watch, from Target
Lego Star Wars pajamas
Car charger set for Nintendo DSiXL
Cash register bank that knows how much money you are putting in and taking out
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