Our spoiled children...We have a problem when shopping for Christmas..."Even-ing Out Presents". If it seems like one kid is getting more than another, then we have to buy the other(s) another present to "even it out." So, all of the kids end up getting more from us than we had intended to get for them in the first place. Does this make sense? Are we the only ones with this problem? It's a darn good thing my kids are so wonderful...I can justify spoiling them a little. Santa brought them some pretty great stuff too!
Christmas day consisted of opening presents, playing, cleaning up wrapping paper, playing, eating french toast, playing, trying on new clothes, playing, talking on the phone with family, playing, eating filet mignon for dinner, and playing some more. How fun is it to not have any worries and get to play with your kids all day? Really fun!
15 years ago

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Same problem here. We always have to have the same number and same perceived value for each kid. Wow! It can get a little complicated.
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