Gifts

I know almost more people that don't celebrate St. Valentines Day that do, a lost holiday. Many think that it is purely commercialism and refuse to be forced into be 'forced' into showing their love with over priced flowers and trinkets.

I am usually the hardest person to buy for is what my family tells me year after year, but seriously, if it is a kitchen gadget, I'll be happy. But yes, I do create lists, I see it this way for me and them it's nice to get what you want AND to be surprised!

Women aren't fussy, picky or indecisive, you typically just don't listen.

I know that it seems a bit scary to mention it, but Christmas is coming. We only have 70 days till Christmas, what's on your wishlist?

One of the greatest traditions I remember being taught by my grandmother was May Day. I love the thought of random acts of kindness and don't even care if it may seem to some as a forced day of kindness like Valentines is a force day of love and Thanksgiving is a forced day to gorge yourself to the point of needing sweat pants.

I am a sucker for tradition, some may say the same ole same ole, but for me that is where I find comfort.

Christmas comes alive in the sparkle of a child's eye.

I don't like knowing what I get, I don't like not getting anything and I can't stand cash!

Typically mailing packages are quite affordable, but when you run out of time it'll cost you more dimes.

As I load up the car to make my trip to the post office I am surprised that I ended up with more packages than I can carry in one trip, this ought to be interesting.

When you think of Christmas gifts for your children's teachers or co-workers, you may want something special, but don't have a lot of time or money-problem solved!

Have you ever stood in the store scratching your head trying to decide what to buy your dad, spouse/boyfriend or brother? Here's a top 10 list with promise