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Thursa 1 week ago
#17 yeah tough, but don't expect to get a big gift just because you gave one.
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Virdie 1 week ago
#11 I was the "artistic" one among 7 children, so nearly every holiday present was paper, crayons, markers, paint and brushes, but always the cheapest ones possible that barely worked, and I realized as an adult, a lot of it was leftover office supplies from my dad's work.
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Malc 1 week ago
Virdie, No such thing as "leftover" office supplies. They were stolen.
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Abiel 1 week ago
I'm not into birthdays for the presents. Buy yourself something fun!
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Woodrow 1 week ago
#12 Treat yourself to some serious therapy. It'll help if you want it to.
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Wilber 1 week ago
not much of a blunder but something that always made me giggle my paternal grandmother gives every grandkid she has 13 and I don't know how many great-grandkids 100€ at each Christmas and birthdays. and the occasional 10 or 20 here and there. my maternal grandmother the good Christian with 2 houses and an overflowing bank account has 3 grandkids and we get 25€ for Christmas.
My parents and I run a small restaurant and last Christmas she asked us to host her Christmas family dinner we said sure dinner and drinks for 12 people doing all the prep decorating and clean up on one of our 2 holidays we have per year so she felt generous and we each got a 10€ tip.
My parents and I run a small restaurant and last Christmas she asked us to host her Christmas family dinner we said sure dinner and drinks for 12 people doing all the prep decorating and clean up on one of our 2 holidays we have per year so she felt generous and we each got a 10€ tip.
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Virdie 1 week ago
Wilber,
Husband's remaining grandparents would send him a $100 check every Christmas. After a while he stopped cashing them, and the last check he is keeping because it still has his grandmother's name, and she passed away last year.
Husband's remaining grandparents would send him a $100 check every Christmas. After a while he stopped cashing them, and the last check he is keeping because it still has his grandmother's name, and she passed away last year.
My parents and I run a small restaurant and last Christmas she asked us to host her Christmas family dinner we said sure dinner and drinks for 12 people doing all the prep decorating and clean up on one of our 2 holidays we have per year so she felt generous and we each got a 10€ tip.
Husband's remaining grandparents would send him a $100 check every Christmas. After a while he stopped cashing them, and the last check he is keeping because it still has his grandmother's name, and she passed away last year.