[Kazanne]

I saw this yesterday and my first thought was "Silly cow" but then I saw her being interviewed and she said she shops all year round for bargains,uses vouchers and sales,and as Kizzy said £500 on each child can easily be spent on consoles TVs etc,they look like lots of small things and clothes,so it's probably easy to do,but I admit 80 presents each sounds excessive .

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Tinselbells

I saw this yesterday and my first thought was "Silly cow" but then I saw her being interviewed and she said she shops all year round for bargains,uses vouchers and sales,and as Kizzy said £500 on each child can easily be spent on consoles TVs etc,they look like lots of small things and clothes,so it's probably easy to do,but I admit 80 presents each sounds excessive .

I just don't see how they can appreciate any of them if they have such a huge volume of them, you know?

[Xtopher]

Originally Posted by Tinselbells

I saw this yesterday and my first thought was "Silly cow" but then I saw her being interviewed and she said she shops all year round for bargains,uses vouchers and sales,and as Kizzy said £500 on each child can easily be spent on consoles TVs etc,they look like lots of small things and clothes,so it's probably easy to do,but I admit 80 presents each sounds excessive .

Ohh that's actually smart. I should try that next year.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Tinselbells

I saw this yesterday and my first thought was "Silly cow" but then I saw her being interviewed and she said she shops all year round for bargains,uses vouchers and sales,and as Kizzy said £500 on each child can easily be spent on consoles TVs etc,they look like lots of small things and clothes,so it's probably easy to do,but I admit 80 presents each sounds excessive .

This was much my thinking too Kazanne.

I do however take Niamh's point too as to appreciation of them really.