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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I only have young kids but I had to take this off of my very overwhelming to do list. We appreciate gifts and the people who give them. I send a text with a photo of my kid using the gift when I can, the rest I just let it go. Apologies in advance to anyone who is offended. I can't do it all. [/quote] This. I would gladly even take gift giving off the table to save me the headache of having people offended. We don't mean to offend. If your intention in giving the gift is to be thanked, you can probably abstain. What if we thank you in person when we receive the gift? Is that not good enough? [/quote] Wow. Someone has zero manners. Yes, if you thank in person when opening it, no thank you note is needed. Otherwise, yes, send a. Thank you note. Curious, where are you from? I’m guessing someplace like NJ?[/quote] I was with you until you had to bust on NJ. Why??? I’m from NJ and was taught to send thank you notes. And I taught my child the same. And she does it. I don’t think state of origin has anything to do with that.[/quote]
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