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Arugula Latte

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9. Definitely.

Reply to femmocrat (Reply #7)

Thu Nov 15, 2012, 11:46 PM

Nov 2012

It's even harder to shop for adults now that books and CDs are sort of passe now that a lot of people have digital everything. (I still like paper books, but I've got so many piled up I'd rather just get them from the library and return them when I'm done.)

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Holiday shopping - what works for my family - [View all] hedgehog Nov 2012 OP

My solution: trof Nov 2012 #1

I should add - when the kids were little, television hedgehog Nov 2012 #2

A good strategy: Presents for kids only. Arugula Latte Nov 2012 #3

We are finally doing this this year. femmocrat Nov 2012 #7

Definitely. Arugula Latte Nov 2012 #9

My very small family LWolf Nov 2012 #4

Both my family and my husband's family simplified gifts csziggy Nov 2012 #5

I've been married for 35 years, and I've learned it is far, far hedgehog Nov 2012 #6

We don't do gifts at a particular time csziggy Nov 2012 #8

One year we bought my mother a mess of chickens: hedgehog Nov 2012 #10

That's exactly what I was thinking about doing! csziggy Nov 2012 #11