Amanda's mom usually provides an eclectic menagerie of gifts, little treasures that she finds on the beach or in storage or from friends or things she spots in a local store. The first couple of times receiving the cornucopia I thought it was a little strange. I still think it's strange but there's something about getting gifts that have a story and thought behind them!
The outside of the box stated that items inside were liquid, fragile and perishable causing the post office worker to wonder what was inside. He wanted us to open then and there to satisfy his curiosity, especially as he realized it was shipped from Alaska. Alas I didn't comply and took the box home.
This years assortment includes:
A video of Amanda when she was a kid (movie time anyone?)
2 Jars of figs - one in a sugary syrup and one not
1 Large jar of blackberry or raspberry jam (not sure yet and Amanda's mom didn't remember)
1 Small jar of blackberry or raspberry jam (see above)
1 container of homemade cookies with a few loose (not as part of the cookies) chocolate pieces thrown in
1 "The little book of reflexology"
1 ladies watch face (no bands included)
1 package of drTungs Snap-On Toothbrush Sanitizer
1 Fresh Peach soap from the San Francisco Soap company
1 Village Naturals "Therapy for the Bath Aches & Pains"
1 Village Naturals "English Lavender Foaming Bath Milk"
1 Chadwick Tea Bag Mug (Amanda remembers this mug from her childhood)
1 Pacifica "Mexican Cocoa" candle
3 single serve bags of celestial seasoning "sleepytime tea"
5 single serve bags of traditional medicinals "organic echinacea plus"
1 two-pack of celestial seasonings "perfectly pear white tea"
1 four-pack celestial seasonings "mandarin orchard green tea"
4 single serve bags of mystery tea (didn't come in a wrapper, just the tea bag itself!)
2 bottles of "miracle bubbles"
1 Alpenglow Skin Care "Forget-Me-Not Massage & Body Oil"
1 Alpenglow Skin Care "Alaska's Best Insect Repellent"
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I thought my mom was the only one who mailed eclectic packages! We got 1200 buttons once... and a 1970s soda maker. Brian got 30 chickens once.
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