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Serenity
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 Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2008 2:08 pm Post subject: Christmas tips |
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If you find it hard to get comfortable wrapping your Christmas presents. Try wrapping them on your ironing board. That way, you can adjust the height of the board to make it as comfortable as possible for you. You could even lower it so you can sit on your couch or arm chair and have it at the perfect height for you 
Do you have any 'making things easier' tips?
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Memph1s
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| Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2008 10:38 pm Post subject: |
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Yeah... Get someone else to do it!
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| LOL! i was gonna say something else, but i think Memph1s nailed that one!! |
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| That sounds quite a good idea actually Debs although I heartily agree with the other comments as well. Not the cheapest I know but I have had a tendency over the last few years to get gift bags rather than all the wrapping. I tend only to wrap the grandchildren's presents |
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Serenity
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Yeahhhh good old giftbags, especially for those odd shaped presents, I've bought a few of those this year lol..they are more expensive, but some of the shops in our town have been doing three for two deals on them and they seem to be cheaper than other years.
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