Christmas card from Ex's mom?
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Honestly, they mean welll...\n\nBeing gracious to them doesn't mean you'll have to deal with him...\n\nYou certainly must've made a good impression...\n\nSend a quick note thanking them and wishing them well...\n\nNo one was ever hurt by being polite...
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AGGGHHH! i found this awesome camera card thingy, it takes a picture but its really slim and everything so its like a christmas card that can take pictures...However it was labeled "For Her", along with a bunch of other stuff in a pile at the store...INCLUDING A PORTABLE TOOL KIT!. thats so stupid...\nJust ignore me.
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Are you questioning whether or not her marriage is deserving of a gift because\n\n1) her previous marriage was short lived \n\nor\n\n2) she recently divorced\n\nor\n\n3) she is having a reception which you see as pointless\n\nor what?\n\nGive her a gift if you want to give her a gift !
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How do you think her friend will take it.? Do you think she will feel bad or ok with it.?  \n\nIf I were you I would give it to your daughter to give to her in a nice card.  If your worried that you daughters friend will feel strange have your daughter just give her the card saying it was from you.  "you know my mom, she loves giving people cards" then have her open it, with the gift card inside.  Depending on how she reacts your daughter could act like she did not know it was in there or how much was on the card  "my mom never knows what to get people, she feels its just best to give them a gift card".  or something like that.  \n\nOr you could mail it to her house and secret gift.  'a secret santa'  I have gotten those sometimes and have never found out who they wre from. I thought it was the cutest thing in the world. \n\nYour a good person for wanting to do this.
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As a parent who has celebrated 30 years and passed our "Pearl Anniversay" I will say that there is probably not much that they want.  In my personal opinion a card is all that is necessary - a lot of thought goes into the purchase of a card.  \n\nBut I agree, if you want to do something nice either send them to a show with dinner after, or take them and enjoy the show yourself.  \n\nNot sure where you live, but West End Shows can be fab.
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I just sent my ex boyfriend a birthday card on Wednesday. The card cost about $5.00, and of course the stamp was $.39, I love to celebrate people's birthdays.
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record it, save it as a file on our computer, and send it through email. or try www.hallmark.com 's free ecards. =)
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Hmmm...tough one!\n\nWhile it's unfortunate that we live in a society that values our appearance over what we have to offer, I have to agree that your timing isn't very good...\n\nI would think this would turn Christmas from a family gathering to 'Guess what "so and so" did?!!!'\n\nI'd strongly suggest perhaps meeting your family over lunch, AFTER the holidays - and telling them then that this is who you are, you plan to come out, and you hope they'll support you.\n(then maybe you could belatedly give them the card, and let them know that you had planned on sending them out, but didn't want to shock or upset anyone's holidays)\n\nEither way, I hope it goes well for you...\nGood luck!\n\nJj
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After I graduated from high school, I moved to Florida to help my great-grandma who was quite ill.  Between my minimum wage job and her medications, we were dirt poor.  Presents were completely out of the question--even a traditional turkey dinner seemed out of our reach.\n\nAbout a week before Christmas, we received an unsigned Christmas card from Washington with $200 inside.  Neither of us knew anyone in Washington, and we didn't recognize the handwriting on the envelope.  We ended up having a lovely Christmas meal after all, and even a few gifts "under" the table top tree.  We were astonished and so touched that some mysterious benefactor had thought of us.  Grandma died the following March, and I was happy that the last Christmas of her long life was a good one.\n\nTo this day I have no clue who sent us that card, or why.  I'm still grateful, though, and I think of him/her/them every year.
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My step-father was dying of cancer and my mother was taking care of him the best she could.  They were really strapped for cash and because he was so sick, they seldom left their modest home.  They lived 650 miles from me, so I couldn't help much.\n\nThe first week of December, I sent a Christmas card and wrote of a happy memory inspired by the picture on the card.  I put a dollar in the card, and on the back of the envelope I wrote,"On the first day of Christmas, my daughter sent to me....".  The next day I did the same thing, using two cards (mailed separately), each with a dollar.  The personal notes were always well thought out, some were funny, some were sappy, but they were always from the heart.  I made sure that every card was different.  By the twelfth day, I had a little extra money and I put fives in each card.  They needed it more than I did.\n\nAlthough the money was needed, it was the personal notes that they liked the best and the joy of being flooded with Christmas cards.  My mother told me that my step-dad looked forward to getting the mail every day to see that days cards.  My mom hung them everywhere!  It was a way of not only making one day special, but rather almost every day for almost a month (it took a while for some of the cards to get there).  Only a few years later, both of them passed away, but I still have the pictures they took of all of the Christmas cards that filled their home that year trying to express how much they meant to me.
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From, my mother who lives in Mexico and I have not seen her for 6 years. I would like to recieve all call from her, because I love her, she makes my day when we talk over the phone. She is my mother and she is my Holy Mother who gave me birth.\n\nShe is the person I will always want to hear from. Thank you Mommy!
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Tell you ex's GF to take it on a hike.  She has no business wanting to know your child.  And for that matter, neither does your ex.  Be strong, and best wishes to you.
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When my son was 12 he gave me a Mothers Day Card which he made himself. Before I opened it, there's a small string with his short note which says "pull gently".  I pulled the string and out came 5 hearts attached to the string whose end was neatly pasted on the inside part of the card.  Each heart has a name, his Dad and the 4 of them siblings, the rest of the message made my heart burst with joy. He's 18 now and he still does those personalized cards for special occasion in the family.
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give them a xmas card with money in it.powerintheblood11@yahoo.com
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a hand made card for her with lots of love
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here is the card info that you might want to check out...\n\nclick on the link
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Hallmark has a lot of free e-cards! The Hoops and Yoyo collection is really cute and funny. You should send some from there! Have a great day!