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  1. 12-24-2007, 07:59 PM #1
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    Default I don't feel like I got enough for dd!!!!!!

    Here is what I got her:

    Hannah Montana doll
    Hannan Mongtana dvd game
    Hannah Montana card game
    2 High School Musical dolls Sharpay, Gabriella
    HSM dvd game
    4 Webkinz
    High School Musical Yearbook
    " " " Quiz book
    3 Webkinz charms
    Hannah Montana stationary set

    I guess I just want reassurance that I got enough stuff.
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  2. 12-24-2007, 08:05 PM #2
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    It sounds like plenty to me. I think a lot of us feel that way when we lay things out and take a look at them. I think it's because we want to be able to give our children everything they want....but, none of us are millionaires.
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    our kids are each getting (from us)

    two pr pants
    two shirts
    one pk socks
    one book
    one toy

    that's it. LOL. times are slim here. So long way around for me to get to the point, yup. looks like she's made out pretty well. Don't worry, mom. she'll love it all and she's be thrilled tomorrow morning.
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  4. 12-24-2007, 08:22 PM #4
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    She's getting more than my kids...I'm sure she'll be thrilled...I know dd is gonna flip when she sees the Hannah Montana cd and book we got her. That Hannah...they LOVE her!
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    Looks like a long list to me with lots of great things! I am sure she will be thrilled when she opens them up!
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    Definitely enough stuff! Your dd will be thrilled.
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    Have to agree, looks like a lot of good stuff to me. I know my daughter would love to get that list of stuff!
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  8. 12-24-2007, 10:02 PM #8
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    I think she'll be more than pleased unless she asked for a Hippopotamus.
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    I know my DD would be so happy with that list of things, also seems to be enough in my book, I am sure your DD will be very happy
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    Seems like plenty of gifts to me. Our dd (age 11) got two new hardcover books, two used games for the Xbox, "Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?" card game, "Journey's Greatest Hits" CD, and a watch. We spent about $60.
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    Thanks ladies! After I put it all out, it doesn't look like much. I'm sure she will love it all.
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  12. 12-24-2007, 11:43 PM #12
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    It sounds perfect to me

    Video games are so pricey that our stack looks small too ahahah.
    My kids dont have grandparents so I feel extra guilty if I dont make Christmas really fun.
    I dont think kids care though? Maybe us grown ups worry more than they do?

    It goes along with:
    am I giving them enough one on one time, healthy foods, life experences...
    I worry too much though
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    That sounds wonderful to me, I am sure she will love it!
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    You did fine. I'm sure your daughter is happy with what she got.
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    She was happy. I always just feel bad, because when my parents were alive they got her so many things. I think that I'm trying to make up for moving down here away from all our relatives.
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