Oops, forgot a Present ...Now what?
You started Christmas shopping in October and had it finished by Thanksgiving. After a brief trip to the store for some wrapping paper and an afternoon free, were done your Christmas duties. You can put them all in a bag and set in the closet, waiting for the big day.
A few weeks later, after celebrating your frankness and early birdery, you take the bag and head out to the big family reunion. Little did you know that at some point during this time of celebration, the vibration caused by your Ke $ HA remix CD that caused one of the gifts to fall out of the bag and land harmlessly in the back of the closet.
As a gift from Uncle Arty collects dust, you're mortified when he looks from his pile with those sad puppy eyes and says "Where is my mind? I did something to make you mad? suddenly, a single tear falls from her eye and everyone is watching you with contempt. How dare they make a cry of the old man, horrible person.
Stop! Decide your next move if you get invited next year. How they look — you know … try, horrified scornfully — and tell the truth. Bought a gift, but must have left home. If you live nearby, go home and look it up. If you do not find it, then buy a new one from any shop open.
No matter if Uncle Arty Gets a cup of coffee that says the World's greatest Mom as you make an effort. You can tell him that you've always considered him a very matronly and maternal figure in your life.
If you're not anywhere close to home, then tell them that you get this and break down next time. Everyone give a fake smile and keep quietly to themselves thought they jumped out to purchase old Arty farty a gift this year, and the more you buy a next time Come down.
Their surprise by mailing the gift, as soon as you get home. Still think you forgot to buy a gift, but at least you're a fast shopper.
Next year, counting gifts before going to make sure everyone is accounted for before leaving the House. It will be forgotten next year, especially when you spend double the gift of Uncle Arty.
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