I just found out a friend of mine is buying gifts for my 2 daughters. Money for me is extremely extremely tight and I can't afford to buy for her kids...if she's buying for my kids, am I obligated to buy for her kids?
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How about a nice handmade gift for them?
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Originally Posted by ptquilts
How about a nice handmade gift for them?
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Originally Posted by ptquilts
How about a nice handmade gift for them?
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HOw old are hers? Maybe a little something from the dollar store would make them happy?
Or if she is a good friend, could you explain your situation to her? |
Originally Posted by ptquilts
HOw old are hers? Maybe a little something from the dollar store would make them happy?
Or if she is a good friend, could you explain your situation to her? |
isn't the reason for the season...giving? i never give a gift (expecting) anything in return...hense....gift...i would not feel obligated to buy for her children just because she (is choosing) to buy for yours...maybe she knows your finances are very tight and is just trying to be 'charitable' during the season...i doubt that she is trying to put on on the spot or cause you further hardship. for anyone to (expect) a gift is a sad state...
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Originally Posted by blzzrdqueen
I just found out a friend of mine is buying gifts for my 2 daughters. Money for me is extremely extremely tight and I can't afford to buy for her kids...if she's buying for my kids, am I obligated to buy for her kids?
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Originally Posted by np3
Originally Posted by blzzrdqueen
I just found out a friend of mine is buying gifts for my 2 daughters. Money for me is extremely extremely tight and I can't afford to buy for her kids...if she's buying for my kids, am I obligated to buy for her kids?
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Make the kids a batch of holiday cookies. It's not expensive, and won't take long to make. Problem solved.
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