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by Chicago Lady on December 31st, 2010
Be glad you got a card. I bought an entire place setting as a wedding gift for the daughter of a co-worker last year and did not even receive a thank you note. Very sad. Apparently the latest thing among young people is to get and collect and never even acknowledge.
by Thriftymaid on December 31st, 2010
I have seen it done both ways. Personal preference rather than "a new thing" i suppose.
by Anonymous on October 20th, 2009
Maybe they felt awkward to open it -- especially if other people were present and perhaps some did not bring a gift. I agree that they should have opened it; but a telephone call afterwards might have made you feel better -- but the card was a MUST! At least they knew enough to do the very least.
Isn't it rude for someone to "tell" me to sing for them (I'm a singer) at my own dinner party? Isn't preparing a meal for them enough?
by music89 on December 22nd, 2010
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Black tie affair-women, what do you wear under your best???? (think fun thoughts)
by DenysWalk4theCure@Hotmail.com on December 29th, 2010
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If a manacingly hunk of a guy enters your party unannounced and uninvited and makes fun of all the people you invited, what would you do?
by WABOO on December 19th, 2010
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When a guest brings food/wine to your party, is it okay for them to take those items back home with them?
by bedhead31 on December 28th, 2010
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If your not invited to a party... but people you know are there.. and you don't know what standing you are in...
by pearloaf is not yelling and dreams of bal on January 21st, 2011
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You're reading If someone has a housewarming and you bring them a gift, and they donot open it , is it a new thing not to open gifts and just send the person a thank you card?
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