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I am the "I want nothing" person. Last year I made my mother BRING BACK the thing she got me (Amazon Echo I told her over and over and over and over for months that I would not want and would never use and would never accept b/c IT'S A SPY )We are avid readers and have thousands of books. Last year, I was going to organize them, and was trying to decide whether to go with the Dewey Decimal system or the Library of Congress method. I never actually got around to it, but researching those made me appreciate the people that get a degree in Library and Information Science.
Yes, tis the season of being forced to buy gifts either off of someone's "wish list" or being forced to buy gifts for someone that won't tell you what they want. And never believe anyone that tells you they don't want anything, because while they may not want anything in particular, they do expect something. Every year I tell my family that it's the last year I'm doing all of the holiday madness, but every year I end up doing it again anyway. It's a vicious cycle.
We have 10 nibblings to buy for so thankfully the adults (OTHER THAN MY MOM) don't buy each other things. And I abstained from every secret Santa.
My grinch heart will not grow any sizes this year, it will stay grinchy.
edit: Ok so I just realized this makes me look like I don't want to buy for the kids. I do, but they're all diff ages now, the oldest is almost in her twenties and the youngest are infant twins. They are all different amounts of ungrateful, some of them are great, but we obviously must buy for all of them and it gets expensive.
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