Gift Giving

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Gift Giving
Topic Started: Dec 16 2009, 10:58 AM (39 Views)
Post #1 Dec 16 2009, 10:58 AM	eye95
Monday, December 14, 2009 Abby's column prompted me to share my theory of gift-giving. I always try to locate something that the recipient would buy for him- or herself, except for the extravagance--either in price or frivolity. So, I would just add to the suggestion of buying day-to-day items to lavish them up a bit. If you buy clothing, make it cashmere. Choose gourmet food gifts. Buy gazillion thread-count bedsheets. Choose the over-priced perfume. Give the gift of guilt-free self-indulgence!	Administrator Posts: 2,647 Group: Editor-in-Chief Member #1 Joined: December 11, 2005



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