That's pretty cool, JB ^_^
yes. We are lucky.
I try to give at least $30-50 a year in canned food drives. To tell the truth I'm rarely a big spender when it comes to giving people gifts, but my mom really did need that scanner, plus I may be able to use it to make back some money.
lots of people have so much less
Reminds me, my mom spent a great deal of time after buying several babydolls this summer for $10 each. She made clothes and beds and pajamas for them all and gave them to a doll drive.
It was money we didn't have but still, it made several girls very happy.
that is what is important. Let's not forget that helping others is also good.
^_^
Posted: Sat Dec 26, 2009 4:31 pm
Aye, you were lucky. I received only 1 notable 'gift'; a Karloff 4 movie DVD set. My only interest in this was its 4th film, The Boogie Man Will Get You, which, rather than being a horror film, is more a light comedy, but having horror/sci-fi elements. The other 3 films were all shown on TCM last Oct. I bought myself Pluto vols 2-5, & Welcome Foolish Mortals..., a biography of Paul Frees, whose many voices include Burgermeister Meisterburger & the Pillsbury Doughboy.