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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We are buying things for DC's dorm room. [/quote] Wouldn't you have bought that for the kid anyway? Doesn't seem like a good present to me. [/quote] We are paying for college, that is gift enough. He needs a computer, sheets, comforter, towels, shower bucket........... why not give it to him as presents. We routinely give gift certificates to The Container Store to nieces and nephews. [/quote] You don't see a difference between a gc to The Container Store for relatives and one for you own kids? Okay. [/quote] He will be picking the stuff, if that is what you mean- including his computer. I just don't think any HS graduate needs a trip or other fancy present for graduating HS- unless that is the end. Then I can see celebrating it more. [/quote] NP - isn't that like taking your wife to buy cooking pots for mother's day? "Pick any pot you want dear" won't go very well with my DW! :) [/quote] Apples and oranges. The parent child relationship is different that a spousal relationship. When one is starting out, it is nice to get practical gifts. Pots would also appropriate for a mom to give a son or a daughter. How does college education= cooking pots? I think paying for college and giving a few dorm room supplies is enough. [/quote]
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