reset.

one of these for my life. that is what i wanted for christmas. didn't get it. i did, however get these things (all of which i am grateful for):

Mommy? by Maurice Sendak (one of my favorite children's authors...he's the guy who wrote Where the Wild Things Are...this is his first pop-up book). it's like he said, "hmm...let's write a children's pop up book exactly to loisa's specifications." i love it.

something else created to my exact specifications, a Jack Skellington tiffany style lamp. do you see him there to the right? i love lamp. i love lamp.

justin got me these...which is a big deal because he thinks it's weird that i like jack skellington. they not only make me happy because of the obvious reasons, they also saved my feet inbetween five services on christmas eve. my feet love them. so do i.

if you followed along with the Jeffrey the Fish saga, you might appreciate this gift given to me by my fabulous parents. it is a "hood" for my aquarium...one that will ensure no more fish will catch a cab to the city, or evaporate into thin air. smart move, mom and dad. prichard appreciates it as well.

someone knows me well.

no, i didn't actually get robert sabuda for christmas. i did, however, get one of his pop-up books...one i had never even seen before which is an extra little thrill. who is robert sabuda? he's a hero of mine: the worlds greatest pop-up book artist...the things he does with paper are ridiculous. check it out.