We couldn't find the Tio that Aunt Montse gave to us when I was little, so we had to improvise using my new stuffy - sprinkles. He is a caterpillar that I got at the dollar store. In this photo, my dad and I were about to unveil the cover on the Cago Tio.
This year the Tio brought me a lot of modelling clay, a 3-D puzzle, Kraft Bendable Building Sticks, Geometric Rulers (my favourite is the sxx), sticky notes, a lot of blank recipe cards, three different pencil sharpeners, coloured wooden blocks, a glow sticks that turns into eye glasses, a lot of pencils, a bow compass and divider, five rectangular erasers, and a round eraser.
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| Round One of a Catalonian Tradition |
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| Round Two of a Catalonian Tradition |
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| Round Three of a Catalonian Tradition |
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| David carries the Caga Tio log -- improvised, since he couldn't find his original log. |
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| A hit of a gift from Joaquim: The National Geographic Cookbook |
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| ...a holiday drink, without the proverbial moustache ... |
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| Read Recipes and Eat -- an all year tradition extended to the holidays |
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| A warm drink and reading the pages of a new recipe book. |
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| Wondering what to cook next? |
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| Supersmash Brothers WII |
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| ...a well loved gift, every family should have two or three... |
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| Lego Fun |
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| ... a loved gift .... |
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