Is it ok to give money or just lazy?

tanith

I was in a card shop this morning and found pretty pink 'Love' mugs at half-price so paid £1.99 each and Thorntons Santa on a stick for 50p each now all I need is the Hot Choccie drink & marshmallows and the girls Christmas mugs will be ready to go (plus the money of course)...

debjk do you know where I can buy some sellophane wrap I already have the ribbons...

thanks for that suggestion...

earthmother

A lot of florists will sell you cellophane if you ask, but depending on how much you want, eBay can actually be cheaper.

jorose

I liked to get money as a teenager i would get it from my aunts then i could have a day out at the sales and get loads of new clothes it was one the things i looked forward to.

debjk

I got mine on ebay I paid 4.40 for 10 meters inc post it has gold stars on so give it that christmas feel.

This is the one I bought http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=140165699787&ssPageName=STRK:MEWN:IT&ih=004 there are others on there tho just search but I think that was the cheapest I found at the time if you click on purchases you will see I was the first person to buy one lol

LaurenNorwich

Speaking from experience cash/vouchers are definately preferable to a token gift that they don't appreciate. I remember getting dodgy presents from my gran/aunt and if anything it is just a waste of money for them - at least with money they can get exactly what they want and combine it with other monetary gifts to get something special.