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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People who don't send a quick thank you note or email stop receiving gifts.[/quote] Then you aren't sending GIFTS, because gifts are given without any strings attached. [/quote] That's actually not the definition of a gift. At least not according to the dictionary. Or Miss Manners. Or any etiquette book. I select and purchase gifts because I enjoy doing it, and because I want to get something the gift recipient will appreciate/enjoy. If the recipient cannot bother to acknowledge the gift, I assume they did not like it/want it, and I stop purchasing gifts for that person - bonus, a person who has no sense of manners is not someone for whom I want to purchase gifts anyway. :)[/quote] Ha - from a Miss Manners column (January 8, 2017) titled, "Stop Sending Gifts to Relatives Who Never Acknowledge Them": "Rather, let us assume that people who ignore presents find it a burden to receive them. Therefore, the most tactful response would be to stop sending them." [/quote]
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