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Take the Christmas Worship Challenge, read inspiring devotions, download free gifts, gather ideas for family fun, make a special gift, and chuckle with Ginger’s Christmas humor. This is my Christmas gift for you.Ī curated collection of Christmas content from award-winning author and blogger, Ginger Harrington. Get a free Christmas devotional from Ginger when you sign up for my newsletter! Enjoy this beautiful ebook to spark hope in your life this Christmas. Enjoy the Grab Bag as a new tradition with your family this year! Let me tell you, it felt good!Īs you can see, there’s lots of room for fun and creativity with The Grab Bag. It is probably one of the few times in my life I have ever pulled one over on him. Luck of the draw was with me when my brother just happened to be the one to pull out those chops! At first, he had no idea what incredible treasure he had received.Īs soon as he figured out the joke, he laughed harder than I have ever seen him laugh. I pulled pork chops from Mom’s freezer, wrapped them in foil and wrote, “pork chops, 1975” on the foil. We never knew what kind of pre-historic treasure we might find lurking in the back corner of the bottom shelf. Mom was very organized, labeling everything…such as the cupcakes from Jenny Jones birthday in June 1982.

As teenagers, we had a running game that involved finding the oldest item in my mother’s freezer. Because my brother joined us, I added in a joke just for him. This is the year my son grew a mustache… Someone grabbed a family pack of stick on mustaches–one for everyone. She laughed so hard when she saw those and proceeded to unwrap them and try to put them on over her cute little Christmas PJs-they stretched up over her head. When my daughter was six, she pulled out a queen-sized pair of nylons in a Leggs egg (remember those?). He loved that one.Įveryone gets a chuckle when an adult pulls out a kid toy or a guy finds a girlie gift. One year our ten-year-old son pulled out one pink fuzzy child’s slipper. When we lived in Japan, the most unique grab bag gift was a Nose Ball Roller from the 100 yen store.

Fake tattoos, grungy Halloween teeth, colorful wigs, elf ears, and a bag of coal are a few of the funnies that have shown up in our grab bag over the years. Here again, the dollar store is your friend. The best part of The Grab Bag includes the gag gifts that are mixed in.

Of course, there is often a lot of bartering and trading that goes on as folks try to redistribute gifts to the person that might best use the item… For instance, this gift only fit one person in the family… Then there are the dollar store items…things like a tacky figurine, a birthday party favor, a kid’s toy, a pack of post-it-notes, a candy bar…you get the idea. Others may be practical items such as toothpaste, a spatula, or a bungee cord. Some treasures I gather from around the house…like a roll of toilet paper or fun photo from the year. Take your time and enjoy the frivolity that comes with each person’s reaction to their prize. If it is a wearable item, you must model your prize. The Grab Bag is passed around until the bag is empty ( I usually plan for 2-3 times around). Once the gifts are collected, tie yarn or string around them, place them in the bag, and wa-lah…the Grab Bag is ready! Place an odd assortment of practical and silly gifts in a large bag. The Grab Bag is a fun time of drawing small gifts out of a mystery bag. My husband loved this family tradition he grew up with. Wonderful memories are neatly wrapped around the ways that my family celebrates the birth of Christ. I love Christmas traditions, both playful and sacred. Christmas PJ’s, reading the Christmas story, helping someone in need, and attending Christmas Eve service add to the variety of Christmas traditions. Family traditions are a memorable part of Christmas.įor many, the Christmas season is not complete without trimming the tree, baking cookies, and searching for that special gift.

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