No appliance shall EVER be a holiday gift!!! (Unless it's one of those $300 Kitchenmaid mixers....) and I did spend hubby's gift card on a Dyson vacuum a few birthdays ago. But that was different.
Boyfriend's mother gave me peanut brittle. My boyfriend and I both had braces. Originally, she gave it to him, he said he couldn't eat it, so she gave it to me.
My husband (yes, I married this man and gifts aside, he is very good to me) gave me a box of fireplace matches on our first christmas together. I lived in an apartment, I did not have a fireplace.
My ex gave nice gifts, but later on I realized that all his ex girlfriends, wives got the same gifts---binoculars, Ann Taylor, mall jewelry... the only thing that was truly "Me" was the binoculars, and that was a co-incidence
In the 6th grade...copper-colored courduroy GAUCHO pants which would have been VERY cool if they had just been actual pants. I've never gotten over it.
My ex always bought things he wanted for me- reminded me of Homer buying Marge a bowling ball. He bought me a huge iPod I didn't want, and accessories for the truck he ended up taking in our divorce. I would have rather have had nothing, since it was my money he was spending!
Tucson, coffee is symbolic for love, oh wait maybe it's just me that thinks that.
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marymc says,
The year I was 10 I received 2 sewing baskets from my 2 aunts. Showed me how little my family communicated and how little they knew me.Mourningdove says,
My boyfriend at the time gave me a crockpot for Valenetine Day. His Mother told him,I would like it. I married him anyway ; )XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX says,
a paper shredderMourningdove says,
thats funny! My son gave me a paper shredder for a gift a few years ago!marymc says,
No appliance shall EVER be a holiday gift!!! (Unless it's one of those $300 Kitchenmaid mixers....) and I did spend hubby's gift card on a Dyson vacuum a few birthdays ago. But that was different.mzejay says,
Boyfriend's mother gave me peanut brittle. My boyfriend and I both had braces. Originally, she gave it to him, he said he couldn't eat it, so she gave it to me.Level1 says,
My husband (yes, I married this man and gifts aside, he is very good to me) gave me a box of fireplace matches on our first christmas together. I lived in an apartment, I did not have a fireplace.MrsPremise says,
My ex gave nice gifts, but later on I realized that all his ex girlfriends, wives got the same gifts---binoculars, Ann Taylor, mall jewelry... the only thing that was truly "Me" was the binoculars, and that was a co-incidencewayword_angel says,
In the 6th grade...copper-colored courduroy GAUCHO pants which would have been VERY cool if they had just been actual pants. I've never gotten over it.LucidDreamer says,
My boyfriend (at that time) gave me a smoke-less ashtray....he was a smoker....I have asthma. To this day, the memory of that gift cracks me up.ctgoods2 says,
Dandruff shampoo.ctgoods2 says,
- trial sizedMsKillie says,
My ex always bought things he wanted for me- reminded me of Homer buying Marge a bowling ball. He bought me a huge iPod I didn't want, and accessories for the truck he ended up taking in our divorce. I would have rather have had nothing, since it was my money he was spending!Mourningdove says,
Mm a trend thoughtless or selfish or cheap ; )Mourningdove says,
Geez,JCStander says,
A stone that would "help me with my issues" and then she dumped me.MonkeyBite says,
Last year. Littlest Pet Shop Monkeys from my Mom. I was 29 y/o. :/paigemeredith says,
An etiquette/manners book. Subtle hint?TucsonDawn says,
A coffee pot, on Valentine's Day.Believe says,
Tucson, coffee is symbolic for love, oh wait maybe it's just me that thinks that.