Wow! It’s Christmas Eve – how the Dickens did that happen?!
I just want to take this opportunity to say thank you all very much for your support and comments over this year. You’ve shared in some of the most magnificent times in our lives as well as some of the worst, you’ve all been so very kind and I’m thrilled to have made so many friends in all of you. 2010 is going to be so busy and I promise to make an effort to stay in contact as much as possible. I wish each and every one of you a fabulous Christmas, and for those who have already celebrated their holiday for the year I hope and pray it was filled with love, laughter and joy.
Now – a little quicky for those of you with young children. As we ALL know, Santa Claus is coming tonight! HOW EXCITED ARE YOU?! But with it being so snowy outside the reindeer will definitely need a bit of help to find your house, won’t they? Every year my children’s nursery put a little bag of Reindeer Food into their Christmas folder and I thought I’d share it with you. (Please excuse the photos as I’m still having to use my phone. We’re hoping Santa brings us a new camera this year!)
All you need is a few tablespoons of porridge oats, mix with a teaspoon each of different coloured glitter, add in some cut up shiny paper if you have it and pop into little bags. I’ve put some into a baby food jar with a painted lid for my little nieces to sprinkle outside tonight before going to bed.
Merry Christmas everyone! I hope Santa is good to you!
Posted under for the kids, with the kids
This post was written by Vonnie on December 24, 2009























What a lovely idea.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Hi Vonnie, best wishes for a Happy Christmas, love Anne
Hey! Thats a brilliant idea!
Have a good one, here’s to an amazing 2010 for you all!
Susi
That’s a great idea – we did t-lights in jam jars up the garden path once… that would be look pretty with your glittery reindeer food. Hope you’ve had a lovely Christmas/
Hope you had a lovely Xmas Vonnie. Love that reindeer food.
sweet
I like the little rhyme.