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So, what have you bought for assorted loved ones and relatives?
The way I ended up I've bought 2 presents for everyone and 3 for Mam.
Mam.
I bought her a ring, a scarf and a pair of gloves, because she kept on complaining of not having any gloves or a decent scarf through winter.
Ring doesn't need a reason.
Dad.
My Dad is the hardest person to buy something for. I askedhim and he said socks, so I got him that and a belt.
Brother 1.
He's 19, and he wanted a wallet, so I got him that and a Gift Grub CD.
Brother 2.
A clock that projects the time on the wall, because he likes cool things like that, and a 20 euro book voucher. I would buy him a book, but the 2 Christmas's before last I did and he had already read them. impossible to buy him a book.
Brother 3.
The easiest, he just got his own house and keeps borrowing my calculator (which he lost). SO I bought him a calculator that you can close up, with a notepad inside and a tape measure coming out at the back. Strange thing to manufacture but hey, its perfect. I also bought him 10 photo frames for the house, and am going to give him ten pictures of me for a joke.
This Christmas is going to rock, so very much.
The way I ended up I've bought 2 presents for everyone and 3 for Mam.
Mam.
I bought her a ring, a scarf and a pair of gloves, because she kept on complaining of not having any gloves or a decent scarf through winter.
Ring doesn't need a reason.
Dad.
My Dad is the hardest person to buy something for. I askedhim and he said socks, so I got him that and a belt.
Brother 1.
He's 19, and he wanted a wallet, so I got him that and a Gift Grub CD.
Brother 2.
A clock that projects the time on the wall, because he likes cool things like that, and a 20 euro book voucher. I would buy him a book, but the 2 Christmas's before last I did and he had already read them. impossible to buy him a book.
Brother 3.
The easiest, he just got his own house and keeps borrowing my calculator (which he lost). SO I bought him a calculator that you can close up, with a notepad inside and a tape measure coming out at the back. Strange thing to manufacture but hey, its perfect. I also bought him 10 photo frames for the house, and am going to give him ten pictures of me for a joke.
This Christmas is going to rock, so very much.
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So, what have you bought for assorted loved ones and relatives?
The way I ended up I've bought 2 presents for everyone and 3 for Mam.
Mam.
I bought her a ring, a scarf and a pair of gloves, because she kept on complaining of not having any gloves or a decent scarf through winter.
Ring doesn't need a reason.
Dad.
My Dad is the hardest person to buy something for. I askedhim and he said socks, so I got him that and a belt.
Brother 1.
He's 19, and he wanted a wallet, so I got him that and a Gift Grub CD.
Brother 2.
A clock that projects the time on the wall, because he likes cool things like that, and a 20 euro book voucher. I would buy him a book, but the 2 Christmas's before last I did and he had already read them. impossible to buy him a book.
Brother 3.
The easiest, he just got his own house and keeps borrowing my calculator (which he lost). SO I bought him a calculator that you can close up, with a notepad inside and a tape measure coming out at the back. Strange thing to manufacture but hey, its perfect. I also bought him 10 photo frames for the house, and am going to give him ten pictures of me for a joke.
This Christmas is going to rock, so very much.
The way I ended up I've bought 2 presents for everyone and 3 for Mam.
Mam.
I bought her a ring, a scarf and a pair of gloves, because she kept on complaining of not having any gloves or a decent scarf through winter.
Ring doesn't need a reason.
Dad.
My Dad is the hardest person to buy something for. I askedhim and he said socks, so I got him that and a belt.
Brother 1.
He's 19, and he wanted a wallet, so I got him that and a Gift Grub CD.
Brother 2.
A clock that projects the time on the wall, because he likes cool things like that, and a 20 euro book voucher. I would buy him a book, but the 2 Christmas's before last I did and he had already read them. impossible to buy him a book.
Brother 3.
The easiest, he just got his own house and keeps borrowing my calculator (which he lost). SO I bought him a calculator that you can close up, with a notepad inside and a tape measure coming out at the back. Strange thing to manufacture but hey, its perfect. I also bought him 10 photo frames for the house, and am going to give him ten pictures of me for a joke.
This Christmas is going to rock, so very much.
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