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One Week of Elf on The Shelf

By Pamela
Isabella, our Elf on a Shelf, came to live with us one week ago. {You can see her debut here.}

She sure has provided us with a lot of smiles and a few giggles in the past week.


 Wednesday, Isabella was found on the kitchen table making snowflakes out of q-tips.

 Thursday, we found her hanging from the entryway chandelier in her new skirt.


Friday, she was hungry. Syrup is one of the Elf's four major food groups.


Saturday, Isabella got a little mischievous.  Guilt written all over her face, we caught her nearly red handed marking up our family photos. By the way, The Short Chic did not think this was funny one bit.  She nearly cried when she saw her photo. She said, "Isabella, that was a really good picture of me!"


God made Sunday's for rest and relaxation. So, Isabella decided to soak in a marshmallow bath. The Boy found this less than humorous as he had no way to brush his teeth!


Monday, Isabella caught up on her sleep. All this traveling to the North Pole is hard, exhausting work. She crawled into Princess Aurora's bed in the Disney Princess castle and slept away!


Today, Tuesday, Isabella hung out and read books all day! She particularly loves the Olivia books.

I am so looking forward to the next week. I wonder where we will find Isabella next?

Stay tuned....
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  1. AnonymousDecember 13, 2012 at 8:36 PM

    Be glad your elf didn't gift wrap the toilet, as I saw in someone else's pics! --deb t.

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