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    I blame the yanks for this Xmas commercialism.
    Not to go too deeply into it but when I was living there, I saw Father Xmas in his regalia (their Santa Claus) selling water beds on the TV in JULY

    "Their" shops are everywhere now in the UK and this over-commercialism has spread so much that it has devalued the festive season
    My wife and I put the Xmas tree up on 24th and it will stay up for 7 days only.

    My family stopped buying presents for adults years ago.

    When our little daughter is about two years old I think the Xmas cheer will come back to our little family, anyway.
    It is something I am eagerly awaiting


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    Quote Originally Posted by aposhark View Post
    When our little daughter is about two years old I think the Xmas cheer will come back to our little family, anyway.
    It is something I am eagerly awaiting
    and i hope its something you've been saving for mrshark,

    you have barbie dolls, my little ponies - there are 100s of the things, i know i've had to buy most of them , dolls house, pets - real live ones , prams, cots, clothes, jewelery, Nintendo ds, dvd's, ipods, etc, and worse of all boys to deal with

    good luck

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    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post

    you have barbie dolls, my little ponies - there are 100s of the things, i know i've had to buy most of them , dolls house, pets - real live ones , prams, cots, clothes, jewelery, Nintendo ds, dvd's, ipods, etc, and worse of all boys to deal with

    good luck

    Hey Joe I bought my sister some sea monkeys at christmas, after your brilliant post a while back...she's 49, but what the 'eck.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sim11UK View Post
    Hey Joe I bought my sister some sea monkeys at christmas, after your brilliant post a while back...she's 49, but what the 'eck.
    i managed to keep the last lot alive for at least a year and still had half the food left..

    amazing creatures

    your sister will be happy when they've hatched
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    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
    i managed to keep the last lot alive for at least a year and still had half the food left..

    amazing creatures

    your sister will be happy when they've hatched
    Not had a report from her yet, but might have to get some myself.


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    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
    and i hope its something you've been saving for mrshark,

    you have barbie dolls, my little ponies - there are 100s of the things, i know i've had to buy most of them , dolls house, pets - real live ones , prams, cots, clothes, jewelery, Nintendo ds, dvd's, ipods, etc, and worse of all boys to deal with

    good luck

    Hi Joe,
    The cost has hit already, but when either of my wife or my little daughter smile, it is worth every minute


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    Quote Originally Posted by aposhark View Post
    Hi Joe,
    The cost has hit already, but when either of my wife or my little daughter smile, it is worth every minute
    no they haven't, wait til she can walk and talk
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