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Is it me being miserable/stingy or is it silly sending Xmas cards to all the neighbours? the very people who you see every day. Oh, before I go, merry Xmas to all my neighbours. :)

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I stopped sending Christmas cards to all except my immediate family two years ago. Instead I make a donation to a different charity each year.

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Yes your being stingy. The price of a pack of xmas cards in Wilko's is pennies.

Wait till January, buy them with 75% off, and give them away next year.

 

Respect for my neighbours :) Happy xmas peeps :hihi:

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I've had cards already from most of my Neighbours, but have only wrote cards out to my carers and work colleagues, and of course immediate family members.

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We always receive cards from most of the neighbours every year and give them out ourselves as well.

I think it is good to be friendly with your neighbours wherever you live.

Get some cards sent you scrooge! :hihi:

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If the reason you're not sending them is because of the cost of the cards, I'd say that was very stingy - a cheap pack of cards can be had for a lot less than a pound.

 

I wouldn't, though, say there was any moral or social obligation to send cards to all your neighbours. It's entirely up to you who you do or do not send cards to; some people send no cards at all and donate the entire amount they would have spent on them, to charity.

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I send them to all our neighbours and they all return the gesture.All,that is,except a lad called Richard who lives up the road.It's the last time I send one to him!

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I send them to all our neighbours and they all return the gesture.All,that is,except a lad called Richard who lives up the road.It's the last time I send one to him!

 

So you don't send them out of goodwill but only because you expect to get one back.

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We send cards to the immediate neighbours either side and to one of the neighbours opposite. We usually get the old fella next door a tin of biscuits as he doesn't appear to have any family.

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I almost caught a neighbour posting a card at mine as I came back from the shops. Could have been so embarrasing. One neighbout has sent me a card on three consecutive years and I have never replied. I just don't do christmas. Trouble is, I hit my thumb with a hammer a couple of months ago in the garage and swore at the top of my voice. Who did I then see walking past? Nice neighbour. Now I feel I have to do something.

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So you don't send them out of goodwill but only because you expect to get one back.

 

Of course.And I also hope to get more money in the ones I get back than I put in the ones I send out.

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