There is one kind of statement I don't ever, ever like hearing.
It is the, they-are-so-difficult-to buy-for or they-have-everything comment. Nonsense.
Everybody, even those who appear to have everything love being spoilt and cherish a gift as much as the next person.
 
A gift doesn't have to be expensive, overly clever or even original; a gift has to be heartfelt.
A gift can be quirky, practical or even sublimely impractical but it does require thought and that is where the generosity kicks in.
The 'generous' part of giving is the thinking time not the price ticket.
 
How do we turn gift giving into an art form"
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There is one kind of statement I don’t ever, ever like hearing. It is the, they-are-so-difficult-to buy-for or they-have-everything comment. Nonsense.

Everybody, even those who appear to have everything love being spoilt and cherish a gift as much as the next person. A gift doesn’t have to be expensive, overly clever or even original; a gift has to be heartfelt. A gift can be quirky, practical or even sublimely impractical but it does require thought and that is where the generosity kicks in.

The ‘generous’ part of giving is the thinking time not the price ticket.
My most loved gifts are not those bought from the most glamorous stores but those where the giving came from the heart and the giver spent time considering me.

 
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