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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I always write thank you notes but I don't even register if I don't get them. I'm often surprised by a ty note when I receive it, like "oh yeah, I forgot we gave them a gift and a check for their wedding, what a nice note." But I've definitely not got notes for things I gave and I truly don't care. I also twice have been thanked for the wrong gift (including once for a much cheaper gift than we gave!). Don't care. One thing I will note is that writing and receiving thank you notes for cash gifts suck. I've done it, of course, because do many people give money for graduation and weddings. I do okay (I usually state what the money will get towards, since I was taught to be specific in ty notes) but I find them harder to write than other notes. If I noticed I hadn't received a note for a cash gift, it would not bother me because I find that exchange kind of weird. I'd honestly rather give the money anonymously but my mom claimed this will cause more problems for people so I don't. Anyway, getting upset over this seems like a waste of time.[/quote] "Dear Aunt Munificent, Thank you so much for the generous wedding gift! Troy and I have several ideas for ways to put it to good use. It was great seeing you at the wedding, we're so glad you could share our special day with us."[/quote] *to have had This is why you should buy plenty of paper for the thank-yous. Crumple, toss, try again. The first words of a thank-you note are not supposed to be "thank you" -- it makes the note seem like it's written out of obligation rather than enthusiasm for the present. Like and follow for more fifty-year-old etiquette rules![/quote] That's really interesting... I never thought about it that way. How would you word it instead? [/quote] I am so lucky to had your support and enthusiasm throughout my life. Thank you so much for your thoughtfulness as Larlo and I begin our life together. We are starting to house hunt/decorate our new house/buy ice cube trays [depending on what the check will cover], and your generous gift will make/help make that possible. [/quote][/quote]
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