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<blockquote data-quote="trinityroyal" data-source="post: 219120" data-attributes="member: 3907"><p>Andy, I think your difficult child has a delightful view of the world.</p><p></p><p>For me, the magic of Christmas isn't the gifts (although I do love seeing Little easy child's face light up when he opens his presents). It's the cripsness in the air, the fresh snowfall, belting out Christmas carols in the yard while building a snowman, going to Church and hearing the choir sing, and all that stuff. Ooooh....and the chocolate spoons from the coffee shop that they give you to stir your hot chocolate at this time of year.</p><p></p><p>I agree with you Andy, that I don't want to know what people will get me for Christmas. husband's family is a bit obsessed about getting Just. The. Right. Gift. and they pressure me for a list every year. Thing is...I don't need anything, and I'm delighted with whatever people think to give me. So asking me what I want for Christmas is a silly question.</p><p></p><p>Usually I cobble together a list of research books that I need for work, and send them that. They're often stunned...she wants the Information Technology Infrastructure Library: Change Management volume for Christmas? Oh well...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="trinityroyal, post: 219120, member: 3907"] Andy, I think your difficult child has a delightful view of the world. For me, the magic of Christmas isn't the gifts (although I do love seeing Little easy child's face light up when he opens his presents). It's the cripsness in the air, the fresh snowfall, belting out Christmas carols in the yard while building a snowman, going to Church and hearing the choir sing, and all that stuff. Ooooh....and the chocolate spoons from the coffee shop that they give you to stir your hot chocolate at this time of year. I agree with you Andy, that I don't want to know what people will get me for Christmas. husband's family is a bit obsessed about getting Just. The. Right. Gift. and they pressure me for a list every year. Thing is...I don't need anything, and I'm delighted with whatever people think to give me. So asking me what I want for Christmas is a silly question. Usually I cobble together a list of research books that I need for work, and send them that. They're often stunned...she wants the Information Technology Infrastructure Library: Change Management volume for Christmas? Oh well... [/QUOTE]
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