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david small | 08:14 Tue 17th Sep 2024 | ChatterBank
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Birthdays. my children, and also their partners birthdays. Should I give money each according to their needs, or, give equally to each?

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FoxLee2
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To the partners you dislike: how about giving them an actual gift then you can spend as much (or little) as you like and add an accompanying note 'I saw this and thought of you'.
09:26 Tue 17th Sep 2024
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Avatar Image Old_Geezer

I saw this 💩 and I thought of you.

09:31 Tue 17th Sep 2024
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Good answer O-G

 

09:50 Tue 17th Sep 2024
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^

Good idea. I could send the partner of one of my daughters a photograph of the Job Center with those exact accompanying words.

09:56 Tue 17th Sep 2024
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Thanks FoxLee2. That is what I'm going to do. Best Answer to you.

13:33 Tue 17th Sep 2024
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We only give to the children now..  That makes life easier for those who can't really afford to buy or give a lot.

13:35 Tue 17th Sep 2024
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I don't give money; I always give presents, tailored to the recipients.  Birthdays take precedence.

Not everyone gets presents. Currently: Sister, daughters, son-in-law, grandchildren,OH and the 4 Gt.-grandchildren.  Christmas adds a small gift to neice and nephew.  

Others get a nice card.

21:52 Tue 17th Sep 2024

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