Henry has a determined little game that involves wrapping things. The rules are quite simple, i) take one piece of material or paper; ii) lay it out on a flat surface; iii) take one thing of varied size; and iv) wrap it.
The game usually concludes by presenting the wrapped thing to whomever is present as a gift.
Of course, this is rarely the end, as one might expect at least seven or eight of such gifts until he tires of it. One day I hope to find a gold watch, or the complete two series of Deadwood on DVD; but up to now it's usually balls, rocks or rags.
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fortunately she understood, and never expected to keep them.
(from where I sit at work, a University is a money-making operation...)
What an interesting game that Henry, have invented...I guess it is the thought that count.
By the way, I second the notion of the quote...if that is possible.
Thanks, for sharing!
DeeDee ;-D