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If you celebrate the holidays, how do you go about your gift giving? Who do you buy for? Is there a monetary limit on each person's gift(s)? I am only buying for the kids this year or supposed to buy only for the kids. I am gonna sneak and get Jim a pair of tennis shoes that he has been wanting and gonna buy granny some coconut candy.
It is rough this year what with Jim getting laid off and all, but we will make it. At least we will be together and have a good meal on Christmas. That togetherness is all that matters to me. I don't want anything for Christmas. I am already blessed enough.
XOX,
Chelle
It is rough this year what with Jim getting laid off and all, but we will make it. At least we will be together and have a good meal on Christmas. That togetherness is all that matters to me. I don't want anything for Christmas. I am already blessed enough.
XOX,
Chelle
I would buy for the kids and the rest of the relatives I would put each name in a hat. Each person draw from the hat. And you just get one present for that person. I would put a price limit of no more than $20.00 on the gift.
20 - $1.00 lottery tickets are always a good idea.
My husband and I usually give small gifts to each other.
For the in-laws and grandparents my kids usually make a dvd of themselves singing and acting crazy and we send them pictures.