A tradition needs a beginning right? I'm not sure how long a tradition needs to be practiced before you are allowed to describe it as a tradition. The internet with it's socializing speed, brings us instant pinterest traditions and facebook arguments about them (at times I think it should be renamed arguebook). Many of you have joined in the recent tradition of Elf on the Shelf. I was introduced to him by our grandkids just a few years ago. I'll go on record as pro Elf on the Shelf.
Just the other day on arguebook as I scrolled around trying to avoid confrontation I spotted this fun picture from one of my daughters:
Talk about, "Finding out who is naughty or nice!" That elf has story line for hooking up with Barbie that is sure to work. Now I know it being stereotypical, but I suspect the Barbie with the pink hair probably leans to the naughty side. This combination makes sense to me since Barbie is very traditional after all these years.
Did you know the Elf on the Shelf company was started by 3 women? Interest business success story - here's a link.
Just the other day on arguebook as I scrolled around trying to avoid confrontation I spotted this fun picture from one of my daughters:
Talk about, "Finding out who is naughty or nice!" That elf has story line for hooking up with Barbie that is sure to work. Now I know it being stereotypical, but I suspect the Barbie with the pink hair probably leans to the naughty side. This combination makes sense to me since Barbie is very traditional after all these years.
Did you know the Elf on the Shelf company was started by 3 women? Interest business success story - here's a link.
