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About £2,000 here. Ouch!
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3k min- thing is i know it a con plus this year out of my range
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Was that for your new DFS settee, and did it arrive on time?
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£200
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£1200 (but that includes £840 golf membership...present to me
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Food banks keep the costs way down.
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About £3k. A grand on food and drink and pre Christmas parties, £1500 on presents (about £400 each on the three children and £300 on the rest of the family) and a monkey on theatre tickets/a day at the races for the family/meals out and that sort of thing.
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As little as possible but it's still to much
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Perhaps the Jehovah's Wet Nurses have the right idea, as they spend sod all on Christmas, and on birthdays,
and the poor kids aren't even allowed to go to celebrations of others, which is why the little girls only chance to wear their party dresses is every Sunday, to compensate! |
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As advocated by Martin Lewis the money guru, quite a few folks are now joining the trend of only spending £10 per gift for friends and family. Not really a practical plan for children's presents of course, but otherwise a very sensible policy.
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Twizzle knows whats what
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It depends on the mood of Richard Johnson,if he goes through the card on one of these days soon it may be a super duper christmas.
"and he just might be in a good mood and do it next week"  |
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Same here as little as possible about 100 quid bar food last year
only the wife to buy for and i never want anything myself |
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I would rather not know. I leave all that sort of thing to Mrs F.
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