It's a wrap
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Belly35With the exception of a few small infant items for my new grandson... The wife and I are done wrapping Christmas gifts and stocking stuffers.... We be done mofo
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salto
Did you shop at local stores or order online?Belly35;1682886 wrote:With the exception of a few small infant items for my new grandson... The wife and I are done wrapping Christmas gifts and stocking stuffers.... We be done mofo
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GoChiefs
Had ours done for about a week now. This is torture for a 13 year old.Belly35;1682886 wrote:With the exception of a few small infant items for my new grandson... The wife and I are done wrapping Christmas gifts and stocking stuffers.... We be done mofo
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BRFBelly, I'm going to turn your postings in to your employer.
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Belly35
wife buys durning the year, some outlets and few things on line.. The big game changer is the purchasing durning the year...that save lots of time and lookingsalto;1682890 wrote:Did you shop at local stores or order online? -
Belly35
can't.... I'm unemployed in the next weekBRF;1682973 wrote:Belly, I'm going to turn your postings in to your employer.
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BRF
Damn it!Belly35;1682978 wrote:can't.... I'm unemployed in the next week -
Belly35
send me a PM the boss will get itBRF;1683009 wrote:Damn it! -
BRF
OK, mofo.Belly35;1683035 wrote:send me a PM the boss will get it -
BR1986FBMy girlfriend has a crapload of gifts to wrap out in the family room. She's a procrastinator so I imagine she'll be wrapping until the wee hours of Christmas morning. I have a deal with her, "I buy it, you wrap it." I don't get involved with that crap, mofo.
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Belly35
Shrink wrap bags mofoBR1986FB;1683963 wrote:My girlfriend has a crapload of gifts to wrap out in the family room. She's a procrastinator so I imagine she'll be wrapping until the wee hours of Christmas morning. I have a deal with her, "I buy it, you wrap it." I don't get involved with that crap, mofo.
http://www.coolwraps.com/
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Fab4RunnerMy decorations are mostly done. We still have a few things to get out, and we have no lights outside yet. Not sure if we will get to that.
I have about half of my gifts purchased. All but two have been purchased online. I know what I am getting almost everyone, I just need to order/shop for the stuff. Should get around to it later this week. -
Fab4Runner
My mom used to carefully unwrap her presents, wear them, and then wrap them back up in the original paper. Don't be surprised if your kid tries to peek, lol.GoChiefs;1682950 wrote:Had ours done for about a week now. This is torture for a 13 year old. -
ZoltanMy mom always had a rule, "if you see it, it goes back." That was to discourage our sneaking. We used to sneak downstairs on Christmas eve night and try to figure out what we got as well.
Only time we ever opened one was when we thought we got a Sega, and we did. Most animated, completely silent, celebration ever haha. -
Old RiderShove your gifts in plastic shopping bags...saves lots of time and much cheaper. Local grocery store has a recycling bin for returned bags. I snag all I can and never wrap presents.
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Belly35
We used old newspaper one year, the next year we used some architectural prints, followed by brown butcher paper and wall paper (that does make great wrapping paper and cheap) now we just buy in bulk at Sam'sOld Rider;1684041 wrote:Shove your gifts in plastic shopping bags...saves lots of time and much cheaper. Local grocery store has a recycling bin for returned bags. I snag all I can and never wrap presents. -
saltoFYI - Your UPS surepost (UPS ground to ship items with the post office as final delivery to mailboxes) will take a couple extra days, these final weeks before Christmas.
Blame either UPS or USPS. Neither cares.