More Gifts for the Gifty Challenged*

Okay these are what I found:
I don't know if Sam's still into duct tape but check this stuff out. They also have camouflage and some with fishing lures.


Then there's this fruitcake made by monks to go with the chocolates made by nuns.
This might be good for mom so she can see the pictures of her little dolly boys without her glasses on. Incidentally this site has become a favorite of mine for quirky and unusual gifts for the geeks in my life (i.e. David)

Or how about this majorly unique Christmas stocking. It's sure to be prized by anyone who receives it.

For Jill (hint hint) or Melanie, only the most chic diaper bag ever. These awesome bags come with a detachable purse so it's not a hassle to leave the baby goods behind when you are just making a quick trip to the store or going on that rare date with your husband.






And finally give a gift that will bring warmth and cheer to last all year. What self-respecting manly man wouldn't be thrilled with a membership to the hot sauce of the month club?



*All the preceding are meant for entertainment purposes only. To clarify, I do not expect anyone to spend $100+ dollars on me. Especially for a diaper bag when I already have one. :) Happy shopping, y'all.

For the Glamour Girl . . .

Ok when I saw this picture I thought "Oh, that is cool I guess if you like that type of stuff." But then I saw you could personalize it, heh. That made it even better! I thought about writing "HM Prin" on the bottom but thought I would stick with a generic name (Just don't tell Maurianne this what I am getting her for Christmas)

Dunn Family Gift Guide

It has been much too long since anyone has posted here, so I've decided that we need to start our own Christmas gift guide. I have seen these everywhere lately, and I feel a little left out that we, as a family, have not been asked to participate in putting any of them together. So, I think we better put together the definitive gift guide. If you would like a little inspiration, here's Dave Barry's current list. Check it twice, and add your own items. I have to admit, I found a few of these ideas in other gift guides.
1. Chocolate made by nuns. Yup, that's right. Hey, this monastery is in your neck of the woods, David and Jill!


2. iPod microphone. So you can, um, sing with your iPod? Or have a one-person karaoke party?

3. Wine cork cheese spreaders. For all of those wine and cheese parties we'll be having over the holidays.


4. And finally, my gift to you, the ever-useful information of how to start your own truffle farm. In other words, how to grow fungus and get paid for it.

So, let's see your best gifts to add to the gift guide this year!