Christmas panic

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Hi Suzanne, Your 2 year old will be impressed with less than you

would expect. You could make a dress up box with clearance Halloween

stuff, your cast offs and a trip or two to the thrift store (esp if

they have bag sales.) Books from the thift store are often in good

shape, but I know that you don’t have a lot of time to look, maybe the

$ store. Cookie mix in a jar are great gifts. They look expensive

and they are if you buy them in the store, but they are really easy

and cheap to make. Can you knit or crochet? Chunky yarn makes a

scarf come together fast. Your child care provider might like to

recieve something to use with the kids she keeps, maybe a pack of

constuction paper, crayons….stuff you can still get on clearance

from the back to school rush.

Good Luck. You will be so glad that you stuck to your no debt

decision.— In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, “pseuzanne”

> the following people/interests?

>

> Mom – 60 years old, likes reading, travel, New England, clothes

> Dad – 60 years old, likes motorcycling, cooking, photography

> Brother – 40 years old, likes ice hockey, gardening, eclectic music

> Sister-in-Law – 48? years old, likes reading, art, eclectic music

> Daughter – 2 years old, likes reading, crafts, ride-on toys

> Daycare – 40-something, don’t really know her personal interests,

> very down-to-earth person

>

> Help!

>

> Thanks,

> Suzanne

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