Life with Hannah Wright

First off, yes you can be 24 years old and have a wish list. Just saying. Secondly, I personally enjoy seeing what others have on their wish list because sometimes I learn about something I would like from those lists. That is why I am writing about my wish list today. It may seem absurd to some of you, but when it comes to gift giving, I am not one to be pumped about receiving gift cards. I personally enjoy the thought and the consideration of a physical gift. Although you are asking for something specifically, it does not mean you only want that item you listed. I am also someone who feels blessed when someone goes out of their way to be creative and find something they think I would enjoy. So what I am getting at is surprises are great too. But as stated above, there are some things that I would personally enjoy owning and people (my mom) always want to know what I would like to receive.  The first item on my wish list is a personalized image of what the stars looked like

Buying gifts for your loved ones can be a real challenge year after year, especially as we all grow older. It's easy to become complacent and buy the same ole thing you did last year for the simple fact that it's full proof. I hope I can help you today with some fresh new ideas.  My mom is a pretty easy person to shop for. She loves sentimental, corny, self care, and kitchen gadget gifts. Pretty much anything you can really think of she'd probably be happy to receive. One of her tried and true gifts is shampoo and conditioner. Now we aren't buying her like Suave or Dove (lol) but instead we get her favorite Biolage Matrix Colorlast. This hair duo cost $38.00, unless you can find a deal, for the 13.5 ounce bottles. I can personally attest that this brand is awesome. I have been using the same duo along with the shine spray recently and the results are simply amazing.  Some other great gift ideas for moms (like mine) are kitchen gadgets. There is always a new k