Rules for Gift Giving
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Thanks to Pinterest, parents everywhere are simplifying that Christmas gift giving event with "rules." Some people chose the "gold, frankincense, and myrrh" 3-gift rule. Others go with the four-gift rule: "something you want, something you need, something to wear, something to read." But, why stop at four? Here's twenty more "rules" that you could employ for your holiday shopping.
1- something to play (instrument, video game)
2- something to learn (instrument, game, kit)
3- something to make (craft, art, kit)
4- something to write (journal, book-in-a-year, notebook, stationary)
5- something big (car, trampoline, bike, couch)
6- something to cook/bake (cookbook, kit, coupons)
7- something to watch (movie, video game)
8- something for listening (device, earphones, music, audiobook)
9- something cozy (blanket, sweater, cocoa mix, pillow)
10- something to eat (gourmet food, favorite snacks, mix)
11- something useful (vacuum, blender, tie rack)
12- something for growing (Bible, devotional/help book, garden supplies, growth ruler)
13- something small (jewelry, sd card, chapstick)
14- something sweet (homemade treats, favorite candy, local honey)
15- something cheap (candy, $ store items, gum, altoids)
16- something plastic (gift card, toy, tupperware)
17- something geeky (device, fan-gear, computer stuff)
18- something old (heirloom, regift, antique)
19- something to smell (tea, coffee, candles, essential oils, perfume)
20- something homemade (baked, made, knitted, crafted, sewn, constructed)
Here's how the 4 gift rule worked in our house last year.
Thanks to Pinterest, parents everywhere are simplifying that Christmas gift giving event with "rules." Some people chose the "gold, frankincense, and myrrh" 3-gift rule. Others go with the four-gift rule: "something you want, something you need, something to wear, something to read." But, why stop at four? Here's twenty more "rules" that you could employ for your holiday shopping.
1- something to play (instrument, video game)
2- something to learn (instrument, game, kit)
3- something to make (craft, art, kit)
4- something to write (journal, book-in-a-year, notebook, stationary)
5- something big (car, trampoline, bike, couch)
6- something to cook/bake (cookbook, kit, coupons)
7- something to watch (movie, video game)
8- something for listening (device, earphones, music, audiobook)
9- something cozy (blanket, sweater, cocoa mix, pillow)
10- something to eat (gourmet food, favorite snacks, mix)
11- something useful (vacuum, blender, tie rack)
12- something for growing (Bible, devotional/help book, garden supplies, growth ruler)
13- something small (jewelry, sd card, chapstick)
14- something sweet (homemade treats, favorite candy, local honey)
15- something cheap (candy, $ store items, gum, altoids)
16- something plastic (gift card, toy, tupperware)
17- something geeky (device, fan-gear, computer stuff)
18- something old (heirloom, regift, antique)
19- something to smell (tea, coffee, candles, essential oils, perfume)
20- something homemade (baked, made, knitted, crafted, sewn, constructed)
Here's how the 4 gift rule worked in our house last year.
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