nedful things

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Re: A Christmas Tale
by Blueskytavern
I read this story some time back, had no comments, and decided to observe for myself if such a situation occurs in my surroundings. We do exchange presents with friends days near christmas, although most of us don't strictly follow the tradition of opening presents only on Christmas day. Besides, we like to see reactions. Then just recently, I had a friend who said she felt bad for giving me a few pieces of fridge magnets for christmas this year. I was just perplexed by that. I really liked those magnets she gave me so they are treasured nonetheless. We are easily caught up with trying to impress someone with gifts rather than giving out of pure sincerity. It's almost as if it's not enough just to give anymore sometimes. "OMG, I only gave him a book when he bought me a diamond ring." Why does our mind tend go like that now? Just my thoughts. Have a very Merry Christmas, Ned. :) - Liz from Blue Sky Tavern
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