My parents keep asking me what I want for christmas (other than gift certificates or money) and I have NO clue!!!! My mom wants to give me a couple of GIFTS and I really have no idea what to tell her . . .AGHH!!!
I have had the same issue with my mom for many years now...
one year she did come up with a great idea...a check written out to my Student Loan company....
ChristineC68
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My mother asks all the time and when I used to give her suggestions she would roll her eyes at me and say I dont want to get you that.
So now she is on her own which means a barnes and noble gift card and then some other obscure gift she would buy that matches (or be identical to) something she gets my sister.
butterfly20
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maybe something off your registry that you could use now?
junebride04
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i am telling anyone who asks to look at our registry!
Maribelle7777
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If they are paying for part or all of the wedding...and you don't mind...you can say 'don't worry about Christmas this year, you're doing enough'.
I told that to my dad but he still wants to get me something so I said OK but nothing big.
If you really do find you want/need something, maybe something off your registry?
AtticaQT
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I usually tell my mom to just be patient until I figure out what i want -
That is how i bought a pair of leather boots and my leather jacket ....
We have this unspoken agreement - presetns are given when they are come across *lol*
BriBri529
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That is basically our deal Attica
As for registry, mom won't do that- wants to give me my owm personal gifts- nothing to do with wedding . . . . and as much as I tell my folks not this year, or take it easy this year, it NEVER works.
I am not complaining, just annoyed at my own indecisiveness . . .
