Christmas gifts

Merry Christmas or happy holiday...

StevenH wrote:
My take on life is to try to have fun and not take things to seriously, if I can create a bit of mischief all the better :)

Merry Christmas

Steve

My thoughts exactly!

LOL yeah I guess it would be re-gifting.

I agree with texasclarks as far as "stocking" goes. You just can't please everyone.

However with Rum, Whiskey, and Vodka I can usually get most drinkers to smile (except the beer and wine group of course). My neighbor last winter didn't care for the brand of beer I drank so would graciously refuse and get one of his own. When we invited them over I picked up a six pack of his brand, surprised the heck out of him.

Of course if it's happy hour at your rig and you want to have some fun bring out a half dozen or so miniatures and say anyone know how to make a drink out of this stuff? Then watch the "discussions" LOL

My take on life is to try to have fun and not take things to seriously, if I can create a bit of mischief all the better :)

Merry Christmas

Steve

Dog Folks wrote:

StevenH wrote:

Dog Folks wrote:


Just make sure they drink alcohol.

Actually got the idea from a Non-drinker. Someone had some miniatures and they commented that they should get a some of those so they could offer a drink to friends when they dropped by.

Good point, and a good idea for us non-drinkers.

Doesn't that qualify as re-gifting? ;)

Seriously, what should we non drinkers stock?

I say you should stock what you like. If that's soda, iced-tea, ginger ale, etc. I have many non-drinking friends and I don't expect them to have alcohol when I arrive for a visit.

StevenH wrote:

Dog Folks wrote:


Just make sure they drink alcohol.

Actually got the idea from a Non-drinker. Someone had some miniatures and they commented that they should get a some of those so they could offer a drink to friends when they dropped by.

Good point, and a good idea for us non-drinkers.

Doesn't that qualify as re-gifting? ;)

Seriously, what should we non drinkers stock?

Dog Folks wrote:


Just make sure they drink alcohol.

Actually got the idea from a Non-drinker. Someone had some miniatures and they commented that they should get a some of those so they could offer a drink to friends when they dropped by.

I don't smoke or drink alcohol but I do eat. It's a bad habit my mother started me on. Gift cards for restaurants is good but it's not personal. If you know how they live and what they like try to personalize each gift.

StevenH wrote:
I bought an assortment of those mini liquor bottles and put them in a Christmas sock. They go over better if you don't empty them first.

Steve

Just make sure they drink alcohol.

I bought an assortment of those mini liquor bottles and put them in a Christmas sock. They go over better if you don't empty them first.

Steve

Teehee, downtheroad, sure wish we had worked with you!!!