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A very much deserved first real christmas

Snapes POV:

The malfoys had revoked his gift giving rights to Draco the moment he’d been born, claiming that he wouldn’t be able to match a gift to their standards. This didn’t bother Severus as they were most definitely right and thus didn’t mind once they forged his name down on a present they picked themselves.

So, there stood Severus in the middle of Hogsmeade without the slightest idea of what to do. Severus needed to make sure the gift he got for Harry made up for the many years he went without. He refused to return home without securing the best for him. Severus decided to think about the things Harry had taken an interest in, DADA, magical history, art, and unfortunately quidditch. He had gotten some books pertaining to the first two. Two focused on the research to be studied surrounding the subjects while another set he had bought were more childlike flip books, including nicely drawn illustrations and glittery pages. Severus decided on buying Harry a sketchbook with graphite and watercolor supplies. He ended up buying several different sketchbooks as they came in different sizes and had particular uses. The art supplies were the best he could find, nothing professional as Harry was very much a child, but nice nonetheless. Severus decided on getting Harry a broom, nothing too complicated, but with add ons to provide Harry with more safety. Harry was ten after all. Severus mainly just hated seeing him in any kind of pain, so he was naturally nervous about him being so infatuated with quidditch.

Severus had felt quite satisfied with what he had gotten Harry, and yet he hadn’t felt as if his duty was complete. He felt as there was something else he needed to get for him. Something that surpassed the gifts according to his likes, he needed to buy something of greater sentimental value. Severus was more practical, relying on ethics and such rather than emotion, especially in his later adult years. Yet, he knew exactly what he should get for Harry.

Severus found himself wandering down a toy isle, and there lie the perfect option. A stuffed bat that smelt of rosemary, by the looks of the stuffed animal it had been handmade, it was beautifully crafted. As the two had grown closer, Harry had begun to tease Severus, remarking that he was like a giant bat. He found himself fondly thinking of Harry’s progress so far. When he had first been introduced, he had been quite quiet, flinching at every raised hand, tiptoeing through the house. Harry had worn a solemn expression. An expression that had quickly faded as he got used to Severus. He had become quite loud, which Severus hadn’t minded and would only not mind if it was Harry. You could hear his footsteps from a mile away. He’d practically climb on Severus now, as Harry saw him as his outlet for comfort. Again, Severus didn’t mind that Harry’s main love language seemed to be physical touch, nor that it had been him to receive it. Of course, it would only be Harry who would be allowed to hug him, or lie next to him as a storm raged on outside. He thought of the bat as the perfect present, as it was symbolic of how far he had come and how much he’s grown into his own person, not the shell he was molded into. He had also taken into an account that Harry was quite clingy, so the stuffed animal also serving as a reminder of Severus would serve as extra comfort. Although Harry had become comfortable with Severus, he had still ways to go with others, particularly adults. Most kids had tormented or avoided him, seeing him as what the adults would whisper about him. Adults however, were far more harmful. It took a lot of self control not to deal with Harry’s relatives himself.

Suddenly, on top of all his previous gifts, Severus had found himself shoveling a treacle tart, a fine selection of winter sweaters and jackets, a variety of wizarding toys, and a gingerbread house kit into his inventory, along with several types of wrapping paper. He found that he wasn’t frustrated with the hole the venture had left in his wallet.

He was however, appalled with himself, especially the night he set the gifts out. He had gone into the trip with getting a singular gift in mind. The christmas tree which he and Harry had picked and decorated had what looked like a mountain of gifts piled under it. He wasn’t regretful of the gift amount of course, as he couldn’t see Harry’s first real christmas going any other way. Or any future ones for that matter. The warm feeling brought upon him couldn’t smother the desolate feeling when thinking about Harry’s past christmas experiences. He had been forced to watch his relatives open their luxurious gifts while he’d been gifted the likes of tissues. No matter what it took, Severus would make sure to always have gifts prepared for Harry. It hurt him to know that Harry would never enjoy the belief of Santa claus. Petunia had him wrap his cousins presents since his was quite young.

It was early christmas morning and Severus heard Harry’s footsteps come downstairs and freeze as he made it to the living room. He turned to see the child’s mouth wide open, his face portraying a state of shock. Severus had waited until the night before christmas to put the gifts under the tree.

“What’s all of this doing here?” Harry questioned.

“It’s for you, Harry. You didn’t think you’d go without some gifts today could you?” Severus answered.

If it was humanly possible, Harry’s jaw dropped even lower. He walked over and stood in front of the tree, taking in the sight before him.

“Some?” Harry teased.

“All of this. All of this is for me?”

“Yes, every single last one.”

He watched fondly as Harry opened every single gift, gasping at the unveil of each present. Severus watched his smile grow even bigger once he mentioned the treacle tart in the kitchen. You couldn’t imagine his surprise when Harry had went upstairs to return with exactly eight different christmas cards. Each with their own unique designs and individual passages of writing. He was wished about several Merry Christmases. Harry explained that he couldn’t choose just one. Severus had his favorite of the cards, of course. It had been the one featuring himself and Harry. It had detailed how much Harry’s life had changed since moving in with Severus, and how happy he was to have him. It remarked adventures the two had gone on, and some of their favorite memories made together. He could feel his expression soften once more, a smile forming on his lips. He gently thanked Harry and went to grab a purposely hidden present under the tree.

Severus watched as Harry had unwrapped it. There was no reason to explain the gift as the moment Harry had seen the stuffed bat it was as if he understood immediately. He watched a little notice escape from Harry’s mouth before his eyes began to fill with tears. Severus reached for Harry, who had welcomed the embrace immediately. Severus tightly held Harry, knowing that if he’s done anything right, it would’ve been this. He had realized nothing had made him Happier than seeing his boys face light up the way it did today. It was as if the sun itself been in the same room as him.

As they both grew older, Severus found the people he needed to christmas shop for increase. He’d been granted gift giving rights by the Malfoy’s again. He’d couldn’t also help getting trinkets for each of Harry’s friends besides Draco. Books for Hermione, chess sets and candies for Ron, trinkets for Luna, herbology equipment for Neville, wizarding robes for both Draco and Blaise. Being a parent sure had made severus soft. No matter whose presents had entered the area under his tree, the majority would always contain things for his son.

Harrys POV:

Harry groaned in a fit of frustration as he racked his brain over what he could possibly gift Sev for christmas. I mean, he was ten after all, it wasn’t like he had money lying around to buy Severus something. He also doesn’t have the free range he used to have with the Dursleys, so he couldn’t exactly leave to go find something on his own. Harry would rather not find someone else to accompany him to the shops either, as he didn’t really trust anyone, let alone another adult, that wasn’t Sev. After all, no other adult had truly proved themselves to be quite trustworthy to Harry, and he wasn’t sure if anyone other than him ever would. Harry had planned to make pastries but decided against it as Severus didn’t like for him to be in the kitchen unsupervised. Despite Harry’s insistence that he was skilled in the food industry, Sev had downright refused to let him cook like he used too on behalf of his safety. This left Harry feeling frustrated because he wasn’t trusted. He was a child but he was a mature one at that. He could handle a few burns. Yet, a part of him feels warm when thinking about new rules like these being in place, as it meant Severus cares about his safety.

The week of christmas Harry had finally came to a decision, he was going to make Sev a christmas card. He thought of it as a lousy gift compared to everything Sev has done for him, but Harry would find a way to make it up to him. Although, he couldn’t exactly do much housework as payment as Severus forbid him from doing basically anything. It was as if he was quite the opposite of the Dursleys and their expectations, which had proven to be both a blessing and a curse. He was incredibly thankful to not be forced to do extreme labor, but Harry found himself missing certain aspects of freedom he had once had. If he wasn’t completing the chores Vernon or Petunia assigned to him he was often left to his own devices. He was basically allowed to go anywhere he wanted without supervision as long as he wasn’t interfering with the Dursleys. Now that Severus had custody over him Harry wasn’t allowed to leave the house without him. Although, Harry found his time spent outside to be a lot nicer with Sev around, and again, it was nice to be a priority in someone’s life for once.

Despite the card being the gift Harry had decided to go with, he was quite anxious about Sevs reaction. He had tried giving cards to his relatives once, it hadn’t ended well. Petunia had let out a laugh at what she called a pathetic excuse for a birthday card and had thrown it out in front of him. Vernon had gotten angry, taking his own card as a joke, which ended in Harry picking up what was left of the paper while sporting a new mark on his chin. Thus, Harry was even more motivated to make Severus the perfect card. A card that wouldn’t be described as pathetic and such. The first design he made contained a christmas tree with green and silver ornaments decorating it. Harry wrote it off as too basic and restarted. The second was centered around potions, having a cauldron as the main illustration at the front of the card. Harry dismissed this card too, Sev quite enjoyed potions but not as much as he did defense, so Harry decided to focus on that. The third card consisted of wizards fighting off a cloaked bad guy. Harry thought this was too off topic. The fourth combined defense and christmas, replacing the wands with candy canes and the wizards being decked out in holiday gear. Harry didn’t fully like the card, as he felt it was too much. The fifth through seventh cards consisted of combinations of defense, potions, and christmas. The eighth however, depicted two poorly drawn illustrations of Harry and Severus decorating the christmas tree together, the art inspired by the two decorating earlier on. After finishing that one, he laid each card out on the rug of his room, taking in and judging each one. After much consideration, Harry knew he couldn’t choose just one, rather he must choose them all. Each card had aspects the others missed out on, and thus multiple cards had in a way, made the perfect card. He couldn’t shake the nervousness that came with the last card as he thought Severus would think it to be too sentimental, it included memories the two had shared and described funny moments the two had experienced with one another. Harry would just remove the card from the stack once he gave it to him.

Harry felt a twinge of guilt for not being able to gift Severus anything more extravagant. His measly cards didn’t compare to the house and attention Sev had given Harry the privilege of. There wasn’t anything he could do about it now though. He just hoped the cards made Severus happy enough.

Finally, it was christmas morning. Harry woke up with a start, excited to give Severus the cards he crafted for him. He opened his door as quietly as he could and listened in for Severus, unsure on whether or not he was awake yet. He figured Sev was up once he heard the shuffling of dishes in the kitchen and decided to head downstairs. Harry stopped in his tracks once he arrived at the living room. He felt his jaw drop. What stood before him were mounds of presents under his tree. Who were these even for? Harry had never felt so confused. He turned towards Snape who had been awkwardly standing on to the side of the couch.

“What’s all of this doing here?” Harry questioned.

“It’s for you, Harry. You didn’t think you’d go without some gifts today could you?” Severus answered.

If this wasn’t some sick joke, this may be the first time Harry would be getting presents on christmas. He strode over towards their tree, taking in what was in front of him. It was as if there was a never ending amount of presents, more than even Dudley had been gifted.

“Some?” Harry teased as he had no idea how to even respond.

“All of this? All of this is for me?”

“Yes, every single last one.” Severus responded.

Harry had recieved several books surrounding DADA and the history of hogwarts. He had gotten books full of writing and others with pretty pages and exciting drawings. Sev had also gotten him sketchbooks which he was most thankful for, he used up the last of the paper he had making the cards for Severus. They came with art supplies that had Harry gawking, he never got the chance to use anything other than a pencil. Even at school no teachers had trusted him enough with anything fun. He audibly gasped at the sight of the broom he unwrapped, stoked that he’d have the chance to learn how to fly before enrolling in Hogwarts. It was perfect. The next gifts he opened turned out to be a plethora of clothing, all being sweaters and jackets. Harry had found himself being the type to be awfully cold no matter where he had been, so more warm clothing was much appreciated. He was also gifted several cool magical toys that had soared, screamed, and glowed. Even the gingerbread kit he got seemed to have magical touches as the box explained it would come alive once it had been constructed. Harry felt himself light up even more, which he hadn’t thought to be possible, at Sevs mention of the treacle tart waiting for him in the kitchen.

Harry had almost forgotten about the christmas cards he had made! He went upstairs without a word and quickly snagged the cards from his dresser upstairs. Once he came down and gave the cards to severus, he anxiously watched the man go through and read each and every one. Harry hadn’t expected the man to read through each card, but was greatly appreciative and partly embarrassed that he didn’t. Harry felt himself freeze once he watched Severus take in the last card. Due to all of the excitement, he must’ve forgotten to separate that one from the rest of the batch. Harry held his breath, expecting a negative reaction from him, whether that be a good laugh at Harry’s feelings or awkward silence. What if Harry had overestimated how close they were? What if the card overstepped his boundaries?

All of the fear Harry had felt initially dissolved once he saw Sevs gaze soften, a gaze completed with a true smile that made Harry far happier than the gifts had. He resisted the urge to immediately jump into his arms and cry out of sheer happiness, he was too old for that. He was too old to cry.

Despite Harry thinking he got through all of the gifts, Severus brought out another from the back of the tree. He guessed he had just missed it. Harry untied the ribbon that had closed the box and taken off the lid. It was as if there was a river trapped behind his eyes, only to be let out at the sight in front of him. He held a handmade stuffed animal, a bat. Harry knew that ever since Severus had taken him in, he had become quite clingy, which was quite the opposite of how he had behaved before. He knew this bat had meant to be a symbol for how much he’s changed and how close the two had become. Harry felt as if the bat served as a reminder of Severus, as he had previously teased him about his extreme resemblance towards the animal. Harry couldn’t help the tears that were now streaming down his face. In the corner of his eye he noticed Severus gesturing for him to come over and Harry immediately obliged, sinking into his side. Harry had never felt happier, for once someone had cared about him just as much as he did them. He finally had his person. Someone he’d come to for comfort and help, a parent to hold him through a rainy day.

Harry hummed to himself as he poured the chocolate cake batter into the pan. He and Sev had been relocated to the order headquarters for the time being. This new arrangement wasn’t that great, and Sirius and Sev had been at each others throats every other day, but things worked out. Sev was leaning against a wall in the corner, watching Harry bake and sipping coffee. The morning was still fresh, as the two were early risers, enjoying the quietness the dawn had brought them before the others were to come too. They coexisted in comfortable silence, opened gifts and cards lying on the free space of the counter. Harry had already made Sev his own pastry, a coffee cake, which had been next their things. He was gifted his own food instead of sharing it with the rest of the order. Their once quiet holiday had spread over to many others, and although that quietness was more limited, the extra company was most enjoyed by them both. The two made their way to the sitting room as they heard shuffling coming from upstairs, chances are they would be opening even more presents very soon.

i’ll be posting this on my Ao3 account (angelique1222)

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friendship bracelets:

Zack makes them, obviously, because he’s a sentimental dork, and in Gongaga it’s considered a sign of great affection to give someone something like jewellery. I like to think there’s a Gongagan tradition/ holiday a bit like Valentine’s Day but it’s for showing appreciation to everyone. And on this day people swap hand made jewellery to signify their respect and love for a person.

Mostly Gongagan kids swap them, and it’s a big thing in school, but Adults do also observe the day with those closest to them -or someone who has done them a great service through the year!

Zack hasn’t really observed the holiday since he left home, but when he finally becomes FIRST he gets kind of sentimental and homesick for some reason. So he buys a bracelet making kit from a craft store and makes a bunch of bracelets for his fellow firsts and Cloud and Kunsel, he makes one for Aerith too!

Giving them to Kunsel is pretty easy. They’ve been friends for years and have talked a lot about Gongagan holidays before. Kunsel is pretty touched actually, and hugs Zack. It’s a nice little moment between them. Quality brotherly affection. Hense the reason the word “brother” is stamped on the bracelet.

Giving Cloud his is funny only because Cloud goes bright red in the face and stutters through accepting it. Zacks pretty smug throughout the entire encounter about making Cloud blush like that. But he’s also incredibly emotional when Cloud turns up at 12:00 PM the same night and pushes a bracelet into Zack’s hand. Zack hadn’t known what to stamp on Clouds “best friend” seemed too weak and and anything more then that felt presumptuous to the point of impertinence, considering he was still battling with how he felt about Cloud. In the end he’d gone with “legacy” which felt like a cop out but Cloud seemed to like it.

It’s only as he looks down at the word printed on his bracelet that he realises he needs to seriously get his act together with Cloud… the word that both brakes his heart and makes it soar “everything”.

Aerith is pretty happy with her bracelet, and as she does with most things, gives him a bunch of flowers for his efforts! He deliberated on what to put on hers too. “Girlfriend” made him feel guilty. He loves her, he does… but he knows, and she knows that they’re playing a game until Zack tells her about Cloud. Instead he stamps “soul” on hers because she will always know his soul better than anyone.

Giving Angeal his is nerve wracking because it makes Zack feel stupid. He knows Angeal wouldn’t make fun of his homes tradition, but still… in the end the worrying is for nothing. Zack gives Angeal the bracelet stamped “mentor” and Angeal is very touched and even a little emotional over it actually. He gives Zack a side hug and puts the bracelet on immediately.

Genesis is -if possible- even more nerve wracking, because Zacknis absolutely sure he’ll be made fun of. He positively shakes out of his skin giving the bracelet stamped “hero” to Genesis and for a second Gen does do his whole “shoot it down in flames” thing until he realises two things: 1. Zack had gone to extend a art lengths to match the colour red to Gens coat, and 2. he turns it over in his hand and runs his fingers over the letters stamped into soft leather.

Zack absolutely panics when Genesis starts to cry. Gens emotional sure, but Zacks never seen the man cry. Gen asks him “why would you spend time on this for me?” And Zack tells him the truth, “cause you are a hero Genesis, and I wanted you to know that people see you that way.”

Genesis is never taking the bracelet off. Ever.

Then the only person left to give a bracelet to is Sephiroth. It is exceptionally hard to pin the man down that day, and in the end Zack has to wait a week for him to come back from mission. And then it’s terrifying to hand it over.

What’s even more terrifying is that Sephiroth kind of stops breathing for a second when Zack gives it to him. He sits on the edge of his desk heavily and stares at the inscribed bracelet in his hand. Zack says his name at least three times before Seph responds to him. When he does it’s with a shaking “why?” And Zack can only hug him and whisper back “because you are,”

The stamp simply reads “best friend” but it’s enough to bring the great general sephiroth to his knees.

***

Alternative title for this little headcanon is:

Zack Fair stops crisis core with the power of friendship.

[wakebymoonsleepbysun]

Uhhmmm sorry for not working on my secret DJ project or writing anything but I realized this was close to being done so I spent the afternoon finishing the last of it.

The artist is yuumei-art here on tumblr (I'm not sure if they'd want to be tagged, apologies if I'm guessing wrong) and the kit was purchased from Diamond Art Club which DOES work with artists, so the art was used with permission and credited.

Slight PSA/ramble below

Careful about who you buy diamond paintings or counted cross stitch patterns from because so many sites are shit. (To the point where I've seen things listed as "counted cross stitch diamond painting" which is not a thing and it's highly unlikely that they're actually giving you both products with your order.)

A lot of them do not work with the artists, just grab pretty pictures and make patterns from them. Which is fine (imo) if you're doing it for like...an MCU movie poster or a Disney poster or some other hugely rich IP, less so if you're doing it to an indie artist. Where the line is on that will vary from person to person, but even if you don't care about that, there's another thing to consider.

It's very easy to just run a piece of art through a filter to limit colors/pixelcount and convert it into a xstitch pattern or diamond painting grid, but the result will often give you something that just looks like a crunchy jpeg. (Diamond Art Club and probably most of the diamond painting kids you'd find in craft stores do not do this as far as I can tell, or at least if they do they touch up the piece so you get those nice well-defined edges like what you see around the tiger's face.) This is less of a problem for xstitch kits because depending on the fabric weave, the smaller "pixels" give you a better DPI, basically.

Basically, if you're looking at a DP or Xstitch kit and they ONLY show you the art the work was made from, no finished piece or even a rendering of what the finished piece would look like...proceed with EXTREME caution because you'll probably get a jpeg with some amount of crunchiness to it.

...oh god nobody tell these companies about AI art...fuck...oh no...oh nononono....

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get to know your mutuals | tag game

my love @xomakara tagged me tysm cutie! ♥︎

what's the origin of your blog title?↠ lee heeseung x vernon chwe (a lovely combo if you ask me)

favorite fandoms: ↠ engene (enhypen), stay (stray kids), atiny (ateez), moa (txt), carat (seventeen), deobi (the boyz) aaaand onedoor (bonedo)!

OTP(s)/shipname:↠ (vernon + me) = vexi??? lernon??? / (heeseung + me) = heexi?? leeseung??? / (soobin + me) = sexi??? THAT i can work with hehe / (jeongin + me) = jexi?? leongin?? / (mingi + me) = mexi??? lingi?? i like either lingi or sexi the most theyre pretty funny

favorite color: ↠ robin's egg blue like the tiffany's packaging?? that's my favorite

favorite game: ↠ The Last of Us 2 probably because I just love how utterly cathartic it is but I also for nostalgic purposes have to say Bratz: Rock Angelz also.

song stuck in your head: ↠ On my current Replay playlist the #1 song is R.I.P. by Virginia to Vegas so that's what I'm going with.

weirdest habit/trait? ↠ It's not weird per se but since I've been doing it since I was 7 I'm gonna say biting my nails.

hobbies: ↠ reading, writing, singing, watching movies, watching reality tv, crafting, and just lounging i love to do nothing sometimes lmao

if you work, what's your profession? ↠ I'm a teacher, specifically an English teacher :P

if you could have any job you wish, what would it be?↠ Definitely think teaching is partly my calling, but I would love to be an official author or even singer like the arts are in my blood I can't fight it.

something you're good at:↠ I am funny, like that's one thing I know without a doubt if someone asked me what I can do best I would say JOKES.

something you're bad at:↠ Fitness FHJDERJG

something you love:↠ writing, my family friends, and loved ones, reading, my moots, music, my favorite movies.

something you could talk about for hours off the cuff: ↠ Oh my god I could talk about conspiracy theories all day. Roanoke??? Favorite one hands down.

something you hate: ↠ bad traffic caused by terrible drivers, where i live, where i work JFBERJKG, the american government, any type of phobes (homophobes, racists, etc), the list goes on like for as happy go lucky as my friends think i am i am an extreme but justified hater

something you collect:↠ stickers, makeup, nail kit stuff, also i've recently been into buying skirts?? i love flowy, maxi skirts

something you forget: ↠ most of the time my keys or essential items before i walk out the door. i legit pack my backpack the night before work like a little kid so i don't forget.

what's your love language?↠ words of affirmation and acts of kindness

favorite movie/show: ↠ oh my god how much time do we have?? movies, i'll do top 5 is 1) eternal sunshine of the spotless mind 2) juno 3) scott pilgrim vs the world 4) school of rock 5) 13 going on 30. for tv, my favorite show of all time has to be one tree hill it's a classic for me and has one of the best romantic ships of all time.

favorite food: ↠ anything

favorite animal:↠ my fur babes (2 dogs and a cat to be specific), capybaras, red pandas, elephants, sea otters

are you musical? ↠ oh yeah i love to sing, been doing it since i was 4. one time i played ariel in little mermaid junior in middle school so i definitely love a musical!

what were you like as a child?↠ i'm the baby of four so i think i was pretty spoiled lmao but I WORKED FOR IT!! i didn't cause problems at school and i always listened to my parents so i think i earned the good things i get, and it taught me a lot about work ethic and just overall being a hardworking, good person

favorite subject at school?↠ english (i mean its what i teach) and world history

least favorite subject?↠ honestly science JFNRJNG

what's your best character trait? ↠ i think my best trait is that i'm very loving. like i may be sensitive but i will give my everything to someone i care about

what's your worst character trait? ↠ i'm impulsive for sure, the second one is probably i can be very hot-tempered like if you piss me off i don't let it go and i make it known.

if you could change any detail of your day right now what would it be?↠ being at work JFNSKFJG i wANNA GO BACK TO BED

if you could travel in time who would you like to meet? ↠ Oh my god she's still alive but I would love to meet Pat Benatar in her prime like "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" days that's one of my favorite songs hehe but on a more sentimental note I would love to have met my grandmother at my age and see like what she was like in her 20's.

recommend one of your favorite fanfics (spread the love): ↠ oh my god too many to count but one off the top of my head that stands out is "Wondering" by @frenchkisstheabyss it has been on my mind constantly and i don't say that lightly it's so well-written and representative??

tagging @jjunberry @fangel @jjunbug @lovetaroandtaemin @pars-ley @petrichor-han @tinycatharsis @innocygnet @fangel @pars-ley @ghstzzn @ylangelegy @gyubakeries and any of my other moots who see this and want to do it! <3

[chooseyourownhatchetfield]

-| Hatchetfield Adventure: A Sense of Nostalgia

Read from the start. Read the last post. Read the next post.

You chose: Explore the store

As you watch the cashier leave, you turn towards the catacombs of store shelves, stacked to the brim with toys of all shapes, sizes, and prices. You choose a random aisle and walk along, looking up and down with wonder. All these trinkets with different purposes.. the plush toys, the craft kits, the dolls, they overwhelm you with a sense of nostalgia. It feels like being a kid again. Well, you're never too old for fun toys, so you may as well buy something whilst you're here..

Reblog to spread news of the adventure!

[thelemonzone42]

Travel Tips and Tricks: Part 2

If your going away for the weekend, just pack a duffle and a backpack

Leave the sofabed open for the housekeepers to clean(Option: You can always make the bed to help.)

If you want a quiet vacation and don’t want the kids to wander off, rent a cottage or a stay at a Bed and Breakfast.

Bring reusable bags when you’re doing your souvenir shopping.

If you don’t feel like flying and/or driving, take the Amtrak or train to your destination.(A great chance to take pictures.)

Bring a portable charger and a plug in incase of emergancies.

Have a laundry bag with you for dirty laundry.

Wear a special hat, jacket, shirt or name tag incase you get lost.

Have a rest day during your vacation.

Consider co-working with a travel agent for the best options.

If you are a travel agent, always do some traveling just to get the best vacations.

Learn about the events in vacation areas.

You can fly out of an airpot with the best deals.

Know your free transportation options(Walk, skyline, boat, monorail, or bus.)

Bring your own food for the hotel rooms(But never bring outside foods to amusment parks.)

At international festivals, say, ‘Hello’, ‘Goodbye’ and ‘Thank You’ in the native language.

Check the hotel activity schedule

Set a budget(Ex: Between $500 dollars to $4000 dollars.)

If you are travelling and don’t want to leave the dog out, consider booking a doggie day camp or a hotel that allows dogs.

Consider signing the kids up for a day camp or a kids club while you relax.(Be sure to pick them up at designated times.)

Keep a sharp eye on the children when you’re at the beach.

Buy amusement park tickets whenever they go on sale.

Give yourself some non-theme park time.

Don’t get hyped on the latest fads in amusement parks/travel destinations.

Sign the kids up for hula dance lessons.

Invest in a drink package.

If you have a big party, consider renting two rooms or bring sleeping bags.

Consider flying to your destination on a Tuesday or a Wedensday.

Buy snacks at the gift shop to prevent meltdown.

Character meals are a great way to meet amusement park characters.

Consider buying ice cream after eating at a restaurant.

Don’t forget to tip your waiters at the buffet and character meals.

Get travel insurance incase something comes up.

Take Uber/Lyft from the airport to your hotel.

Ask about allergy-friendly menu or vegetarian, for anyone who has food allergies or is vegetarian.

Take a specialty tour.

Pack a first aid kit, sewing kit, and flashlight with you. 

Create an Itenary(Schedule)

If you Stay longer(Less than a week), you can pay less.

Pack entertainment(Books, cards, travel puzzles, arts and crafts)

Dress in layers for change of weather

Check in online

Bring your own toiletries

Bring the Freestyle schedule with you.

There’s complimentary coffee, tea, and juice.

Check your passports expiration date every now and again.

Turn off cellular data when on the cruise

Eat lunch on the ship instead of port

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how to develop hobbies and actually make time to do them even when you are busy with school and work? i feel like my only hobbies are media consumption but i don't know how to even get a hobby or how to make time for one

It will depend a bit on what you like to do and what your schedule looks like, but I would try to replace some of the time you spend on social media with a hobby you already know you like. Maybe when you get home from school or work you spend two hours scrolling online that you could use for other things. So instead of jumping straight into scrolling when you get home, maybe you devote just five minutes to a new hobby, and then scroll for the rest of the time. Even just five minutes of working on a hobby is better than nothing, and a lot of the time, just getting over the hump of starting something can get us to do it for much longer than we originally planned because we remember that it's fun.

Another option is to do your hobby while you're doing something that you already do a lot of. Maybe you start doing a craft while scrolling on TikTok or working out while watching TV. That way, you're linking something that you already know you like to do with something you want to do more of.

As far as picking a hobby goes, I would start with something that you've enjoyed in the past. Maybe it's something you've done a couple of times and really liked, or maybe it's something you enjoyed as a kid but haven't done in years. Starting with something you already enjoy makes it easier to fall back into enjoying it, and there's less of a barrier to entry because you don't need to re-learn how to do the activity. If nothing comes to mind, I would try buying a really easy crafting kit. I personally have really been enjoying these punch needle crafting kits, but coloring, doodling, diamond art, LEGO, origami, needle felting, and other stuff like that are all great options.

If you've tried all of this and it's just not working, I would try to find a hobby class or group in your area. Sometimes it's easier to actually work on projects when you have other people around, and it's definitely easier to learn a complicated skill if you have someone there to teach you. Pottery classes are great for this, since they're available pretty much everywhere, the people are super friendly, and you get a useable piece out of each class.

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would the kids ever actually play with or find comfort in any of their toys or belongings that lawrence buys them? also what are some examples of the different toys or activities he bought for his kids?

Marshall would play with them out of boredom and then as he gets Stockholm syndrome, he’d find some attachment and comfort in them; so would Sadie, even if it’d take longer.

Nathan would try breaking them on purpose, but when Lawrence keeps buying more and making them somehow even more childish each time, he’d eventually just leave them alone. He secretly plays with them from boredom, but he’d never admit that.

For Sadie, Lawrence got her: dolls, play sets, dress-up costumes, arts and crafts kits, and toy kitchen sets. To fit her specific interests, he also got a toy camera and educational STEM toys.

For Nathan, Lawrence got him: action figures, building blocks, toy cars, and superhero-themed toys. Since Nathan’s favorite animal is a lion, he did get him lots of lion stuffed animals.

Lastly, Lawrence got Marshall mostly the same things both Sadie and Nathan got, along with at least ten times the plushies both Sadie and Nathan got.

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do you think the seven had to go shopping every once in a while to get like toiletries and first aid and whatnot. Like theyd need detergent because they keep ruining their clothes with monster dust. frank's lactose intolerance pills. pads for the girls (+leo). I think piper would peel the stickers off the fruit and put them on everyone when they're not looking. percy and jason would have mock swordfights with the plastic utensils. Leo would keep putting pet food in the cart insisting it's for frank. Annabeth buys copious amounts of candy. Hazel discovers one of those bracelet kits with the beads and hooks and strings in the arts and crafts aisle and makes a fuckton of them for everyone except nobody wears them because they're scared they'll lose them on quests. piper and frank pay because they're the rich kids. Idk

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Crotchet Pikachu for Beginners!😍

I'm not even joking you guys I am literally geeking out right now! I was doing my daily window shopping through amazon like I normally do and was looking through the Pokemon stuff cause OBVY, and found this absolute DIVINE treasure! Now, I have no idea if I will be any good at crotcheting but that's the best part about this, is that it is a beginners crotchet kit. Is it possibly for kids? Yes. Am I a grown adult that loves Pokemon and picking up new hobbies solely off of ADHA impulse? Also Yes. So enjoy this neat little find! If you decide to buy one along with me, let me know and share your progress with me!

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What Makes the Best All-Inclusive Resorts for Families So Special? Let's dive in!

Family vacation planning can be stressful. Will the kids have fun? Will everyone eat? Will you get to relax? It's no wonder so many families are prioritizing travel.

“Actually, according to a recent NYU survey, 83% of participants plan to travel within the US for many days. And when it comes to accommodations, while hotels remain a popular choice (74%), families are increasingly looking for options that offer more space and amenities.

Vacation rentals (54%) and resorts (45%) are gaining traction, offering the perfect blend of comfort and convenience.”

All-inclusive resorts offer a tempting escape, but finding the perfect fit can be overwhelming. This article will guide you through key factors to consider when choosing an all-inclusive resort and offer tips for maximizing your vacation enjoyment.

Why Are the Best All-Inclusive Resorts for Families a Game-Changer?

Vacations with kids? Let's just say "challenging" can be an understatement. Between snacks, schedules, and picky eaters, stress can easily outweigh relaxation.

The best all-inclusive resorts for families offer a simpler solution: one price covers accommodations, meals, drinks, and often, activities. Less budgeting stress, less mealtime chaos, and more time for family fun—sounds good, right?

What Makes a Resort "Family Friendly"?

Kids' Clubs and Activities:

A must-have for parents! Look for age-appropriate fun, from arts and crafts to water sports, and supervise kids' clubs for some downtime.

Dining Options:

Picky eaters? No problem! Variety is key, with buffets, restaurants, and dietary accommodations.

Accommodation:

Choose what works best for your family—connecting rooms, suites, etc., for maximum comfort.

Water Fun:

Kids love it! Multiple pools, splash pads, water slides, and beach access are ideal.

Beyond the Beach:

Mini golf, tennis, game rooms, or water parks offer even more fun.

Finding Your Perfect Match: Key Considerations

Choosing the right resort is like finding the perfect pair of shoes—it needs to fit just right. Here are some things to consider:

Budget:

All-inclusive resorts come at different price points. Set a budget before you start looking to avoid overspending.

Ages of Your Children

Different resorts cater to different age groups. Make sure the resort you choose has activities and amenities that are appropriate for your kids' ages.

Location, Location, Location!

Do you dream of tropical beaches? Mountain adventures? Think about the kind of environment your family enjoys.

Your Family's Interests

What do you like to do on vacation? Do you prefer relaxing by the pool, exploring nature, or trying new things? Select a resort based on the interests of your family.

The Growing Appeal of Best All-Inclusive Resorts for Families!

Choosing the right all-inclusive resort is a big decision, and it's a decision more families are making.

“The market is booming, with Statista projecting hotel market penetration to rise from 43.8% in 2025 to 48.9% by 2029. This growth reflects the increasing demand for hassle-free vacations, making finding the perfect all-inclusive experience for your family more important than ever.”

How to Get the Most Out of Your All-Inclusive Trip?

Pack Smart:

To reduce wrinkles and save space, roll your garments. Bring reusable water bottles to stay hydrated and reduce plastic waste. Pack a small first-aid kit for minor bumps and bruises.

Embrace the Amenities:

Take advantage of everything the resort offers, from the pools and restaurants to the kids' clubs and entertainment. Don't be afraid to ask staff for recommendations or assistance.

Screen Time Limits:

Set some ground rules for screen time to encourage kids to engage in other activities. Pack board games, books, or art supplies for offline fun.

Saving Money:

Avoid buying things you don't need at the resort gift shops. Take advantage of free activities and amenities. Pack your own snacks and drinks for excursions.

Travel Challenges:

Be prepared for potential travel hiccups like flight delays or lost luggage. Pack essential medications and valuables in your carry-on bag. Think about getting travel insurance for extra security.

Pro Tip:

Read the fine print before booking to understand what's included and any potential extra fees.

Dealing with Different Age Groups

Toddlers (1-3):

Pack plenty of diapers, wipes, and familiar toys. Look for resorts with shallow pools and playgrounds.

Preschoolers (4-6):

Kids' clubs are a great option for this age group. Choose resorts with age-appropriate activities like arts and crafts, games, and water play.

Tweens (7-12):

This age group might enjoy more adventurous activities like snorkeling, kayaking, or zip-lining.

Teenagers (13-19):

Teens often crave independence. Look for resorts with activities like arcades, sports courts, and late-night entertainment.

Beyond the Resort

Research Beforehand:

Before you go, research the local area and identify any attractions or activities that interest your family.

Transportation:

Consider how you'll get around. Will you rent a car, take taxis, or rely on public transportation?

Local Cuisine:

Don't be afraid to venture out and try local restaurants. It's a great way to experience the culture of your destination.

Cultural Experiences:

Look for opportunities to immerse yourselves in the local culture, like visiting historical sites.

Resort vs. Exploring:

Balance your time between enjoying the resort amenities and exploring the surrounding area. A mix of both can make for a more well-rounded vacation.

Packing Essentials for an All-Inclusive Trip

Sun Protection is Key:

Pack high-SPF sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to shield yourself from the sun's harmful rays, and don't forget insect repellent, especially for tropical destinations.

Casual Clothing:

Pack light, breathable clothing that's easy to wash and dry.

Comfortable Shoes:

You'll be doing a lot of walking, so comfortable shoes are a must.

Medications:

Pack all necessary prescription and over-the-counter medications.

Toiletries:

While resorts often provide toiletries, it's a good idea to bring your own, especially if you have sensitive skin.

How to Choose the Right Time to Travel?

What is a shoulder season? A good compromise between peak and off-season, offering pleasant weather and fewer crowds at a moderate price. Be flexible with your travel dates and consider traveling during the shoulder season for finding exclusive offers and deals.

The Bottom Line: Stress-Free Family Fun Starts with PG's Travel

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Discover Exciting Christmas Offers and Creative Gift Ideas

Struggling to find the perfect Christmas gifts? With countless options and tight schedules, holiday shopping can feel like a chore. But don’t worry—this guide is packed with creative gift ideas and the best Christmas offers to simplify your shopping. Whether you’re buying for family, friends, or colleagues, you’ll find practical tips and exciting deals to make gifting joyful and stress-free.

Why Explore Christmas Offers Online?

Convenience Beyond Compare

Avoid crowded malls and long lines by shopping for Christmas gifts online from the comfort of your home.

Diverse Product Choices

Discover a wide variety of options, from home décor to tech gadgets, ensuring you’ll find something for everyone.

Budget-Friendly Deals

Enjoy exclusive Xmas offers to save money while selecting premium gifts.

Hassle-Free Delivery

Ensure your gifts arrive on time, no matter where your loved ones are.

Step-by-Step Guide to Creative Gift Selection

1. Identify the Recipient’s Interests

Consider hobbies, preferences, and lifestyle to choose a gift that resonates.

Example: A cooking enthusiast might appreciate a high-quality kitchen gadget or a cookbook.

2. Choose Unique Gift Categories

Home and Living: Festive decorations, cozy blankets, or elegant serving trays.

Tech Accessories: Wireless earbuds, smart devices, or power banks.

Personalized Items: Custom mugs, photo frames, or engraved jewelry.

3. Set a Budget

Use price filters to stick within your range.

Don’t forget to browse Christmas gifts in India that offer great value for money.

4. Add a Personal Touch

Include a heartfelt message or wrap your gift creatively to make it stand out.

Creative Christmas Gift Ideas

For Family Members

Parents: Wellness hampers, premium cookware, or festive décor.

Siblings: Trendy gadgets, books, or gaming accessories.

Kids: Educational toys, board games, or creative art kits.

For Friends

Fashion Enthusiasts: Stylish bags, scarves, or jewelry.

Food Lovers: Gourmet gift baskets, coffee sets, or unique kitchen tools.

DIY Fans: Craft supplies or tool kits for their projects.

For Colleagues

Desk organizers, planners, or practical office supplies like pen sets and notebooks.

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15 Perfect Ideas for Christmas Gifts Online and in India

Introduction

Christmas is that magical time of the year when we exchange gifts, share laughter, and create unforgettable memories. But finding the perfect gift? That can feel like a task! With online shopping becoming increasingly popular in India, the options are endless. Whether you’re shopping for family, friends, kids, or colleagues, this guide has something for everyone. Let’s unwrap 15 brilliant ideas!

Why Shop for Christmas Gifts Online?

Shopping for Christmas gifts online has become increasingly popular, especially in India. It offers convenience, variety, and the ability to compare prices easily. Platforms like Amazon, Flipkart, and Myntra make it simple to explore a vast range of gift options from the comfort of your home.

Benefits of Shopping Online for Christmas Gifts

Convenience: Shop 24/7 from anywhere.

Wide Variety: Access to a range of categories from luxury to budget-friendly gifts.

Discounts and Offers: Exclusive festive deals and free shipping options.

Personalization: Many platforms offer customization features.

Best Online Platforms to Buy Christmas Gifts in India

Amazon: Perfect for tech gadgets, books, and personalized items.

Flipkart: Ideal for hampers, clothing, and toys.

Nykaa: A go-to for beauty and skincare gifts.

Handmade Stores: Websites like iTokri and Jaypore for artisanal crafts.

Trending Christmas Gifts in India

Personalized Christmas Gifts: Adding a Personal Touch

Customized photo frames, engraved keychains, or monogrammed stationery are heartfelt options.

Unique Handcrafted Gifts: Supporting Local Artisans

Opt for eco-friendly handmade bags, wooden toys, or hand-painted ceramics that also support small businesses.

Christmas Hampers: Bundles of Joy

Pre-packed hampers filled with chocolates, wines, candles, and snacks remain timeless favorites.

Gifts for Different Age Groups

Finding the perfect Christmas gift often depends on the recipient's age. Here’s a guide to help you choose the right gift for everyone on your list:

Best Christmas Gifts for Kids

Toys and Games: Interactive toys like LEGO sets, board games, or action figures are always a hit with kids.

Educational Kits: STEM kits that encourage creativity and learning are a growing trend.

Storybooks: Classics like The Jungle Book or contemporary options like Diary of a Wimpy Kid are excellent choices.

Creative Gift Ideas for Teens

Tech Accessories: Wireless earbuds, funky phone cases, or portable chargers.

Hobby-Based Gifts: Art supplies, musical instruments, or DIY craft kits.

Fashionable Picks: Trendy sneakers or backpacks are sure to impress.

Thoughtful Presents for Adults

Home Décor: Unique wall art, elegant vases, or scented candles.

Wellness Products: Skincare kits, essential oil diffusers, or fitness trackers.

Books and Journals: Bestsellers or personalized planners make great gifts.

Budget-Friendly Christmas Gift Ideas

Celebrating Christmas doesn’t have to break the bank. Here are some affordable yet meaningful options:

Affordable DIY Gift Ideas

Handmade Cards: Express your sentiments with creative, hand-drawn cards.

Photo Albums: Compile memorable pictures into a scrapbook.

Homemade Treats: Bake cookies, make chocolates, or prepare a DIY spice mix for food lovers.

Inexpensive yet Memorable Store-Bought Options

Candles and Fragrances: Pocket-friendly scented candles or essential oils.

Potted Plants: Small indoor plants like succulents make thoughtful gifts.

Gift Vouchers: Affordable vouchers for coffee shops, bookstores, or streaming services.

Luxury Christmas Gift Options

For those looking to splurge, luxury gifts make a bold statement:

Premium Jewelry and Watches

Elegant gold or sterling silver jewelry, or timeless watches from brands like Titan or Fossil, are excellent picks.

High-End Tech Gadgets

Smartwatches: Apple Watch or Samsung Galaxy Watch for tech enthusiasts.

Noise-Cancelling Headphones: A favorite for audiophiles, with brands like Bose or Sony leading the pack.

Smart Home Devices: Amazon Echo or Google Nest for a smarter home experience.

Eco-Friendly Christmas Gifts

Celebrate the festive season responsibly by choosing sustainable and eco-conscious options:

Sustainable Gift Wrapping Ideas

Use recycled paper, fabric wraps, or reusable gift bags instead of traditional wrapping paper.

Top Green Gift Options Available Online in India

Reusable Products: Bamboo utensils, cloth grocery bags, or metal straws.

Plant-Based Gifts: Eco-friendly planners, organic skincare, or zero-waste kits.

Gifting Etiquette and Tips

Cultural Significance of Christmas Gifting in India

In India, Christmas gifting reflects a mix of traditions and modern practices. It’s a way to show appreciation, strengthen relationships, and spread joy during the season of giving.

Tips for Choosing the Right Gift

Consider the recipient’s personality and preferences.

Opt for practical gifts that can be used daily.

Avoid overly generic options; add a touch of thoughtfulness.

Where to Find Exclusive Christmas Gifts Online?

Comparison of Popular E-Commerce Platforms in India

Amazon

Strengths: Fast delivery, vast product variety.

Categories: Tech gadgets, toys, books, and personalized gifts.

Flipkart

Strengths: Affordable pricing, festive discounts.

Categories: Home décor, hampers, clothing, and electronics.

Nykaa

Strengths: Exclusive beauty and skincare products.

Categories: Makeup kits, perfumes, and wellness items.

Jaypore

Strengths: Handcrafted and artisanal products.

Categories: Jewelry, traditional textiles, and home décor items.

Seasonal Offers and Discounts on Christmas Gifts

Watch out for festive sales on platforms like Flipkart’s Big Billion Days and Amazon’s Great Indian Festival.

Check for flash deals, limited-time discounts, and coupon codes for additional savings.

Explore exclusive bundles and gift sets available only during the holiday season.

Conclusion: Make This Christmas Special with Thoughtful Gifts

Shopping for Christmas gifts online in India has never been easier or more exciting. From budget-friendly DIY options to luxurious presents, there’s something for everyone. As you finalize your choices, remember the true essence of Christmas lies in spreading joy, love, and kindness.