It’s the Small Things That Count
Below you will see a list of suggestions for your guest room or guest basket. Please don’t feel like you have to provide all of these suggestions, but hopefully you will see a few that you like. Your guest basket is not for your guest to take home with them, but remains in your guest room while they are visiting. Each time guest come, we just simply freshen it up with fresh snacks, etc. Here are the suggestions:
extra blanketgood reading lightclock radiowastebasketcoat hangerssafety pinsluggage rackfresh soapslotionbath saltsshampoo/condnew toothbrushtoothpastefresh towelsfresh clothsshort booksmagazinessuntan lotionsnackssweetscalendarvase of flowerslint rollerextra pillowheadache medstomach ache mednotepadpens
Once again, just have fun with preparing your guest basket. I don’t purchase these things all at once. When I’m out, I just keep by guest basket in the back of my mind in case I see a great deal on something. Letting our children help prepare for guest, teaches them a really valuable lesson. The lesson is “It’s the Small Things that Count.” What a great opportunity to help our children experience the joy of giving and helping others to feel valued. Have fun.
Have a great month,
Monica Irvine
a.k.a. Mary Manners