eldavis wrote:I don't think i would be going for Christmas shopping though, if there is anything i would want to buy, it should be something to eat and that's it.
bestwriter wrote:I always buy a new outfit for Christmas and have done so this time as well. As some of you know I throw a party specially for the needy but this time it will be for friends, neighbours, and family on Decemkber 21
What are your plans for Xmas? Any Christmas budget?
Angie10 wrote:Wow, lovely to hear you throw a party for the needy... be blessedMy husband and I usually buy the security guards where we live a nice Christmas meal. We used to give them a little spending money as well but times have been so hard in recent years, we only give them food.
We usually celebrate Christmas with family but this year, I'm just not in the mood since losing dad at the end of June. So my husband and I will be on our own. We won't be doing anything much except for maybe a traditional British Christmas dinner and lots of tv watching.
Angie10 wrote:My husband and I usually buy the security guards where we live a nice Christmas meal.
bestwriter wrote:I buy what I like and not because there are discounts
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I buy what I like and not because there are discounts
Alexandoy wrote:The biggest slice in my Christmas budget is the carolers - an average of 100 kids come to our gate every night from December 16 to 24 to sing carols. In total for 9 days I spend nearly $1,000 for that.
monster_masterpiece wrote:Online shopping could have huge discounts.
bestwriter wrote:This year I did not have to buy gifts as there were no kids as has been the case with all parties I organised in the past
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