lol.
My DH has failed the stocking thing again. He bought something with the kids for me, so they know what it is, and it can't be from "Santa"...I dont think there is anything else.
So again, I'm not going to get anything from Santa I'm not asking for much...just something in my stocking....my gifts for him are from me and the kids, except for the stocking ones. Just SOMETHING for my stocking so when we do stockings, I have SOMETHING to pull out.
Sooooo--should I go out and buy something to put in my stocking from Santa so the kids don't question it? I mean it could be something as cheap as a couple pieces of candy....Taylor questioned it a couple of years ago when my stocking was completely empty.
Or should I just get over it and stop getting stuff for his stocking so its even and doesn't seem weird that he gets Santa gifts and I do not......
I'm whiny today.
Re: Can we start complaining about x-mas presents yet???
I would keep the gift for myself if it was something I would use...but its men's cologne...lol.
the other thing is the kids are on break, so no shopping by myself. gah...I'm going to scrounge the house and find something...we have leftover Halloween candy in the freezer....
Just tell him to get you some stocking stuffers. DH and I only do stockings, but I remind him of that every year. If you're up front, then nobody will be disappointed.
I have the same issue at my house. Everyone gets things in their stockings except Mommy and the girls questioned it last year.
Do you have any small travel sized toiletries, an extra toothbruses or floss? How about giving everyone an apple or orange and stick one in yours? I know it's lame, but at least you'll get something. Santa is giving me a cheapie electric toothbrush and candy in mine while everyone else gets cooler things.
Kind of late to change now, I think, but Joe and I fill each others stockings. The kids know they aren't from Santa. Santa only brings presents for kids, not grown ups silly!
So our stockings are already full. The kids are empty and will be filled by Santa when he comes to visit.
I would just say something to him. "Look, the kids are wondering why Santa brings you something and not me. Either you have to watch the kids so I can go get something without them knowing, or you can do it, if you want."
Stockings are fun; you should definitely get a piece of the action.
Boo, Mr.NNSG!
One thing I've learned about men is that you have to say exactly what you want and remind them because they are clueless. Heck, DH and I went together to Dollar Tree yesterday and split up and bought each other our stocking stuffers--- all my idea.
If it were up to him, we'd still be scrooges like he was before we got married. Now he actually gets into the Christmas spirit because I MAKE HIM. lol
The thing is, my oldest DID notice 2 years ago and last year he was good. Sooo, I really didn't think I needed to remind him.
I hate that men can just get off floating by and we have to be the responsible ones that remember EVERY.FARKING.THING! LOL...time to pop a xanax and enjoy the weekend.