Christmas lists?

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Hi,
Does anyone else get their kids to still "write" a Christmas list?
The reason I ask is me and a friend were talking about it and she said that her DD (Whose 8!) Uses amazon and creates wish lists
Has the art of writing a list died out?! Did I miss this stage?!
I always photocopy DD's lists then give them back the original which they give to Santa in his grotto!
Does anyone else get their kids to still "write" a Christmas list?
The reason I ask is me and a friend were talking about it and she said that her DD (Whose 8!) Uses amazon and creates wish lists
Has the art of writing a list died out?! Did I miss this stage?!
I always photocopy DD's lists then give them back the original which they give to Santa in his grotto!
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I like the list as it stops her changing her mind, as obviously with so many kids to sort presents for, Santa hasn't got time to deal with last minute requests. The letter has to be sent first week in November.
Though, you can tell im an adult - so far, ive asked for socks, a handbag and slippers. LOL
Also, my mum is disabled and I always try and find items that I might like from the few shops she does go in - like primark, home bargains and sainsburys etc
My family don't have the internet, so its a little harder for them.
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