
No such luck.
Each year Ian unpacks it and places it next to my chair in the living room so I can see it's creepy face day after day.
My first sight of him this year was on the coffee table.
Later on, I saw him on the kitchen counter while I was unloading the dishwasher.
When I saw him staring at me from the table beside my chair in the living room I knew something was up.
Ian said he and the children have a pact for it to follow me everywhere I go.
I've started taking pictures of all the places he's showing up and told Ian I was going to blog them all.
He said I should plan to be taking a lot of pictures.
I don't have the heart to get rid of it... apparently he had this when he was a kid.
So, I'll hope - as I do every year - that he'll just magically fall off the shelf and break.
Knowing my Ian, he'd patiently glue each piece back together just so I wouldn't miss out on the creepy Santa elf experience next year.
Oh lucky me.
That's just about the creepiest looking thing I have ever seen.
ReplyDeleteThe eye lashes are pretty funny. I was going to suggest you let Jordan toss him around, but if it has sentimental value, I guess that's probably not appropriate.
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