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Tips For Hassle-Free Christmas Shopping
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by GuruOnAMountain - written on 02.06.08 (Very useful, 39 readings)
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As the nights get longer, the days get brighter and we all start looking out the sun cream, I relax in the good weather and...start to plan out the Christmas gifts! It might seem a little odd, and I admit, it IS a little odd, but its a habit I've got into after years of being a skint student. Lots of my friends have birthdays round ...
by chele2002 - written on 03.01.02 (Very useful, 218 readings)
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Having seen yet another Christmas creep up upon us and go so quick like it had never been was not the ideal start. Due to having the two little ones to look after and little family support to give me a couple of hours child free break to get all those wanted presents, it was lucky that we managed to even get any this year. You see it has been a ...
by moonbailey - written on 02.01.02 (Very useful, 59 readings)
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I can write this now, tongue in cheek - having completely ignored my own advice this year and done the 'Oh my God..what day did you say it was?' Christmas Eve shopping dash. This resulted in a lot of M&S brand food changing hands - seems gererous - but I work there so it's hardly the most well though out gift idea! ...
by janna - written on 24.12.01 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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I am disorganised. I have always been disorganised; in fact I have muddled through life being totally disorganised and unprepared; that is me, the way I am. Holidays and packing have always been last minute. I get to the airport with minutes rather than hours to spare. Even though I try my hardest, I am continually late for appointments. So ...
by jennifer3002 - written on 24.12.01 (Very useful, 492 readings)
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Can I just begin by wishing you all a very merry christmas and I hope that whatever you do and wherever you are that your having the best time ever and now that hopefully all the presents are wrapped and the christmas lunch is getting prepared and your sitting with a glass of wine trying to ignore your screaming hyper kids then I'll share a ...
by scattyredhead - written on 23.12.01 (Very useful, 132 readings)
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Last Thursday I finished my Christmas gift shopping, ok I still have the food shopping to do but that doesn’t count as I do the whole lot in one store. But boy am I relieved that the pressie bit is over and done with! I haven’t been very well organised this year, not that ‘organised’ is an adjective that ...
by karenuk - written on 13.12.01 (Very useful, 394 readings)
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TIPS FOR HASSLE-FREE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING Christmas shopping is a very individual thing. Each person has their own requirements. Some may buy loads of presents, some very few. Some people prefer going out to all the shops; others like to buy everything online from the comfort of their computer chair. Some are organised months in advance; ...
by jassy77 - written on 13.12.01 (Useful, 62 readings)
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Okay sorry guys but this will only be useful if you have children but you can sort everyone out for a christmas present and cards for very little money. My partner and I are always quite poor around Christmas but we have our own little elves. First of all go out and buy lots of coloured card, glittery pipe cleaners, felt tip ...
by Blurbubble - written on 13.12.01 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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And that just about sums up my feelings on thw whole Christmas thing - all of it. But let's put that aside for the moment. I'm an atheist so Christmas has no real meaning for me other than the usual giving and receiving of gifts and nice food. OK, so tips for hassle-free Christmas shopping? I hate shopping at the best of times - ...
by george_lazenby - written on 13.12.01
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Just buy everyone you know either alcohol or chocolate - Advantages: Quick, easy, sensible - Disadvantages: after all, only terminally dull people could object, oh, and maybe children, and mormons, but do they count?
by gothiron - written on 11.12.01 (Very useful, 300 readings)
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Well if this was to be really helpful, the category should have appeared in the Summer allowing you plenty of time to make lists, check it twice, find out whose been nuaghty or nice etc etc. As it is now mid December and if you haven’t even started the Christmas present shopping then you probably starting to get a bit twitchy, well settle ...
by veerauk - written on 10.12.01 (Very useful, 39 readings)
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Hassle free Xmas…..I don’t think so. Is there anything as a Hassle free Xmas, something however big or small can go wrong. So here’s my little tips to help you go through Xmas day quite smoothly. Shopping If you haven’t started. ‘Don’t Panic’ as they say in Dad’s Army and ...
by Bryn Pearson - written on 10.12.01 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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The closer we get to christmas, the more crazy the world gets, and even trying to buy your normal groceries can become maddening. I have found that an early start can be a real sanity saver, and this is my main tip for shopping and not going mad.(There are some others, but you'll have to wait.....) My mother is so depressingly well ...
by bobby29 - written on 10.12.01 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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Well, starting your Christmas shopping in January is, I suppose, one way of getting out of a hassle-free Christmas shopping! You'll be surprised (or not, if you're one of 'em!) at how many people start early! I must add that I'm not one of them! I usually start mine around mid-September time. This gives me plenty of time to ...
by eoramha - written on 09.12.01 (Useful, 15 readings)
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Picture this. The shopping centre on a Saturday afternoon in December. It's hot inside, but you have thick coats and the kids are screaming loud enough to shatter the glass in the ceiling. All you want to do is go home, but there are still tons of things to buy, and you can't stand to come back another time... It's something we can all ...
by dopey copey - written on 08.12.01 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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My tips for hassle free shopping, If there is such a thing. Start early, September should be a good time to start as many people will be holding onto there cash ready for the Christmas rush. Try to find out what people would like so you have some sort of idea what and where to look. Always keep a list. Pre-order ...
by Vicki H - written on 08.12.01 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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I am so, so organised at Christmas time that I even surprise myself – let me share my shopping secrets with you! The first year that I lived with my husband, I started my shopping in early November thinking that I was being ever so organised. What I hadn’t realised was quite how large his family was. There were hundreds of ...
by Daves - written on 06.12.01 (Useful, 19 readings)
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Every Christmas I go through the same routine- typically wait until the first week of December and then go on a whirlwind around the shops after work. This causes me stress and I end up typically settling on things just so I can stop the madness of shopping. This year, I decided to break the vicious cycle. I started keeping an eye out on ...
by GodFather100 - written on 24.09.01 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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As if! Christmas shopping can be fun, right from a very early age, buying presents for others is a fantastic thing to do, but seeing as we start buying from an early age, the pressures of Christmas shopping can also mount up and make the happy time in December not quite as relaxed as it could be, it may be September still, just, but here's 5 ...
by - written on 29.07.01
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As if! Christmas shopping can be fun, right from a very early age, buying presents for others is a fantastic thing to do, but seeing as we start buying from an early age, the pressures of Christmas shopping can also mount up and make the happy time in December not quite as relaxed as it could be, it may be July still, just, but here's 5 top ...













