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Great ideas! I love the lei!!
I love the Lucky charms idea! Very clever. My niece made me an awesome card on my last birthday, She had a fake dollar (that looked very realistic) and a real dollar, and then she made a little rhyme about it (which I can’t remember and I’m not home to find the card) it was awesome, and she’s only 10! Fun little way to give cash.
The lei is brilliant and looks super cute on le pup. Your facebook peeps really came through, thanks for so sharing many great ideas, Kim!
My favorite thing that I did was to take 25 singles and tape them together in one long line. Then I rolled them up like a scroll and put them into a little pre-wrapped box. I cut a slit in the box, and fed the loose end of the scroll through the lid and attached it to the bow. So when the kid pulls off the bow, they pull out the scroll of dollar bills. It’s so fun to watch their face as they keep pulling.
My mom got “money trees” at a craft fair a couple of years and I still have them. It’s basically a wire tree with almost twist ties at the end of the braches for you to attach money too. The kids LOVED those!
Those are really fun ideas! I bet you will get a kick out of your brother’s reaction who gets the cereal!
Great idea! Way more fun!
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