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[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] 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 grammar rules![/quote] "Dear Aunt Munificent, It was great seeing you at the wedding, we're so glad you could share our special day with us. Thank you so much for the generous wedding gift! Troy and I have several ideas for ways to put it to good use. "[/quote][/quote]
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