Is your Chirstmas Shopping Done?
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Is your Chirstmas Shopping Done?
| Wed, 11-28-2007 - 3:46pm |
Is your Chirstmas Shopping Done?
- Yes all done
- Yes exept for stocking stuffers
- Almost completely done
- Half way finished
- Have some more people to shop for
- Havent even started yet
- Oh shoot!? Its chirstmas already?
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Yes, they probably would -- although our purchases tend to be experiences, rather than things.
We don't get Christmas bonuses.
Edited to add...although come to think of it, we really don't buy things we want "all through the year." I bought a few things this holiday season I wanted but didn't need -- hurricane globes, some new ornaments to replace a large number that were broken last year by our kitten, two new stocking holders and one new stocking. I think the last time before that either of us bought something we wanted but didn't need was a print we bought on vacation this year.
Edited 12/7/2007 1:38 pm ET by lois_15354
Let's start again...
Lois: "Then there is the cost of running a religious education program. Curriculum is the biggest expense there, but it's more than you think."
You:
PumpkinAngel
>>Again, I am talking about a grandparent or someone who overrides a parent's known preference in purchasing a gift and then giving it to the child, knowing that the parent of the minor child doesn't approve, but doesn't care that the parent doesn't approve of the item <<
there's no way for you to know whehter the grandparent cares or not,though unless she tells you she doesn't......and if you're admitting to never experiencing this sort of arrangment,where are you getting the authority to plant a control call about it?
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