well the photobook is more like tradition now so doesnt seem like a real gift...I did it his 1st fathers day of pics of just THEM thru-out the year, then last year i made another one, just them pics, plus Ash towards the end....so I feel like I should keep it up...
Now i feel like I need something he's not expecting.
I am making for the G-pa's this year a wooden box, painted by DD then I am making cookies w/ her and taking a picture of her doing it, then hodgepoding it onto the lid of the box with this poem.
I made these cookies just for you
its to thank you for all you do.
I added lots of sugar cause your so sweet
and because you deserve a special treat.
A pinch of spice
because your so nice
And I added somethings that you my not see
But there important, I know that you will agree.
A dash of kisses, a sprinkle of hugs.
Let's just hope I left out the teaspoon of BUGS.
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I am making for the G-pa's this year a wooden box, painted by DD then I am making cookies w/ her and taking a picture of her doing it, then hodgepoding it onto the lid of the box with this poem.
For his first Father's Day, I got a frame with a thick mat and let DD finger paint on the mat. I put a recent family picture in the frame. He still keeps it on his office desk
I am making for the G-pa's this year a wooden box, painted by DD then I am making cookies w/ her and taking a picture of her doing it, then hodgepoding it onto the lid of the box with this poem.
I made these cookies just for you
its to thank you for all you do.
I added lots of sugar cause your so sweet
and because you deserve a special treat.
A pinch of spice
because your so nice
And I added somethings that you my not see
But there important, I know that you will agree.
A dash of kisses, a sprinkle of hugs.
Let's just hope I left out the teaspoon of BUGS.
That is too cute!
this is really cute! Just in case you are C&Ping, you're is spelled wrong twice above (should be you're so nice/sweet not your).
I get DH a daddy/daughter book every year. This year I got Dad's Bald Head for him
For my students I took a pic of each kid holding a piece of paper that said I LOVE YOU TO PIECES and framed it. Then I glued small puzzle pieces around the frame.
I bought beads (wooden ones, colored ones, and ones with sports balls on them) at Michael's along with string and key rings, and my kindergarteners are making keychains for their dads. I think I'm going to have K make one for DH, too. They came out really cute at school!
Re: What can I make for Father's Day???
I'm totally clueless as well for Fathers Day. DH got me a fancy camera for Mothers Day...so I need to get him something good.
I did a photo book last year. I'm thinking of getting him a gift card to get a new grill? I'm clueless!
well the photobook is more like tradition now so doesnt seem like a real gift...I did it his 1st fathers day of pics of just THEM thru-out the year, then last year i made another one, just them pics, plus Ash towards the end....so I feel like I should keep it up...
Now i feel like I need something he's not expecting.
I am making for the G-pa's this year a wooden box, painted by DD then I am making cookies w/ her and taking a picture of her doing it, then hodgepoding it onto the lid of the box with this poem.
I made these cookies just for you
its to thank you for all you do.
I added lots of sugar cause your so sweet
and because you deserve a special treat.
A pinch of spice
because your so nice
And I added somethings that you my not see
But there important, I know that you will agree.
A dash of kisses, a sprinkle of hugs.
Let's just hope I left out the teaspoon of BUGS.
That is too cute!
I get DH a daddy/daughter book every year. This year I got Dad's Bald Head for him
For my students I took a pic of each kid holding a piece of paper that said I LOVE YOU TO PIECES and framed it. Then I glued small puzzle pieces around the frame.
I'm also making that for the grandads.
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