Sian is starting a new year of Storytelling Sunday, with a twist. She's focusing on telling stories with photos (or words, if you prefer). She's also suggested starting the year with a New Year's story, but I have one last Christmas story I want to share. Because when I told it to my 16-year old son, it brought such a smile to his face that I didn't want to forget it before I wrote it down. So, I created this art journal page. It's simple, but Uncle Dave says that's okay.
The journaling reads: "Christmas, 1995. Henry was seven months old and waited and waited and waited for relatives to arrive so he could open presents. We piled his gifts around him on the couch. He opened the first one - Tigger slippers. He put them on. And promptly fell asleep!"
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Haha I LOVE it! What a great story and the layout is so perfect too. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteThat is very cute Rinda!! Have a very Happy New Year :)
ReplyDeleteLove it and I am sure it will bring smiles to Henry's children some day :)
ReplyDeleteAhhh lovely cute Henry!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year Rinda :)
oh I love that!
ReplyDeleteAwww Bless his little Tigger Slippers (cotton socks)
ReplyDeleteHahaha that sounds so purely typical of a young child :) Did any of the adults have problems waiting to open their gifts until he woke up again?
ReplyDeleteThat's what Christmas is all about, children having fun.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing a super story.
It's simple. It's perfect.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year Rinda to you and yours!
Happy new year Rinda! I love this story - short and sweet and yet so wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteLove it Rinda!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
Love it! What a sweet story. I love the way you've recorded it too.
ReplyDeleteO Henry! How patient you were. Great story Rinda, so glad you scrapbooked it.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
Sweet story!! :)
ReplyDeleteOh bless him! FAB story
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Perfect for the first sunday of the year!
ReplyDeletei can just imagine a sweet little boy , worn out with the waiting christmas requires. so glad you got that story down in your journal.
ReplyDeleteOh how lovely - and I like the art journaling page addition.
ReplyDeleteSimple but a sweet story.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! This Christmas, The Boy Child looked at all his parcels and said,"I'm a very lucky boy, Mummy!" Then a pregnant pause, "Is there a bus in my parcels?!"
ReplyDeleteLOL - it's perfect and reminds me so much of my niece. Happy New Year Rinda
ReplyDelete♥ So sweet!!!
ReplyDeleteShort and sweet and so relatable!
ReplyDeleteShort and (very) sweet. I love it!
ReplyDeleteThat is sooooooo CUTE!
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