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Where in the World is Bob Saget?
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JenniferS
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I LOVE practical gifts. Baking sheets, pots and pans, a new vacuum. Love ' em all.
NYwdwfan
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As do I!! I remember being baffled as to why she would want 4 different bottles of perfume. Then BF explained that the gifts MUST have NO practical value (after the incident).
Soarin' Over Pgh
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I went to the dollar store for a bridal shower gift... spent $50 on household stuff- cleaners, dish towels, dryer sheets, etc... and packed it all into a laundry basket, wrapped it in towels. It was ungodly heavy and made a solid THUNK when it was put on the floor (too heavy for the table!).
The bride absolutely LOVED it. She praised the Basket O Crap and thanked me up and down. Said it was the best present ever.
I'm a big fan of practical gifts too... in fact, I find it hard to gift a 'non practical' present to someone :\
(I got my very first, very own, brand new set of cookware for my birthday and it was like the best thing that's ever happened to me- thanks Mom!)
Nemo14
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DH used to have a poster of that cartoon in his classroom. Both our kids were in "gifted" programs, and it's sooooooo true!!!!And while we're trying to make each other smile...my favorite cartoon of all time:
englanddg
One Little Spark...
Ah, Gary Larson...he's one of the best.And while we're trying to make each other smile...my favorite cartoon of all time:
Lucky
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MOXOMUMD
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You work in the building where Sheldon lives?
englanddg
One Little Spark...
My mom always buys my brother and I a bunch of practical gifts with a theme for Christmas. One year it was kitchen, once it way tools, and she also throws in random practical gifts such as a rotating fan, and a napkin holder. She started this back in high school and has been doing it ever since. Last Christmas she started getting me teacher supplies, too. We also have a closet filled with teaching supplies for me that my mom never used. In a corner of our storage room in the basement, we have a bunch of old furniture for when my brother and I move out. The rule is whoever moves out first gets their choice of dining room tables and sofas, etc. 
PS- We get other things for Christmas, too. She's not mean enough to get us only those types of gifts.
PS- We get other things for Christmas, too. She's not mean enough to get us only those types of gifts.
NYwdwfan
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acishere
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Nothing like walking outside in a t-shirt expecting it to be warm yesterday morning only to have to run back inside and get a winter coat.
Spring is nothing but a myth.
Soarin' Over Pgh
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acishere
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At least Don Draper has the smarts to look before entering the elevator.
(Spoiler warning if you are not beyond season 3)
NYwdwfan
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My husband I an electrician and he texted me this morning that the job site was FREEZING - it's an unfinished building without heat and based on yesterday he figured he was dressed OK. Glad I whipped up a quick pot of matzo ball soup this morning for my daughter who was stayed home sick* from school today - sounds like hubby will be looking for a hot bowl of soup with dinner!
* by sick I mean faking sick.
Soarin' Over Pgh
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