Virgo Christmas gifts anyone?

This topic was created in the Virgo forum by Confused Cancer on Tuesday, November 27, 2007 and has 27 replies.

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@Confused Cancer
18 Years

A less intense, more fun question...what is everyone getting thier Virgos for Christmas this year? And if you are a Virgo yourself...what do you want this year?

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@P-Angel
21 Years25,000+ PostsPisces

Nothing .. we give to the grandchildren.

Virgo doesn't want material gifts, and niether do I .. our gift comes in happiness watching them open presents, then grandpa & grandma (us) cooks a big hearty breakfast for them.

My Virgo's joys are simple .. just the excitment in the childrens eyes are enough when he flips pancakes for them and tops with strawberries.

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@So
19 Years

Confused Cancer:

The other night we were discussing the Virgo X-mas gift list. Everyone in my family thought my list was BORING!

here it is: Sounds like a Virgo list?

A full time housekeeper (not in my lifetime)

SpaDay gift card

A 5-year subscription to "New York Times"

Have my car completely detailed

Fragrancenet.com gift certificate

Donate $ $ to the Ron Paul U.S. Presidential Campaign

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@KissAVirgo
18 YearsVirgo

All this is true. I am a Virgo, and for Christmas I would love to do something! Go somewhere and physically do something. Take your Virg out to a exhibition or gallery of some type? Maybe... a tour around a part of town you haven't seen yet, or something. A subtle, but very different date! =]

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@caprigirlwithvirgo
20 Years1,000+ Posts

NO GIFT For virgos.!!

They DO NOT deserve ANY, robots do not need gifts as any ways they do not "FEEL" any thing.

If you give him something emotional, they will RUN ! So to keep them closer, no need to give any thing, just behave normal w/o any concerns for them!

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@Qbone
21 Years10,000+ PostsVirgo

"All affirmations are true in some sense, false in some sense, meaningful in some sense,true and false in some sense, true and meaningless in some sense, false and meaningless in some sense".

well...!

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@DyarStra?e
18 Years1,000+ PostsVirgo

CC,

With me and my VirDad, it's The Thought that counts, not how much $ $ $ $ $ you spent. We love to get hand-made stuff from family & friends, but if you're not crafty, go with something simple, practical, and meaningful to us...

Books are a great quick buy. Gadgets that help us organize and/or clean up are good, too. We're actually fairly easy to buy for compared to some others...

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@DyarStra?e
18 Years1,000+ PostsVirgo

As has been mentioned by others, my Dad and I both get a big kick out of watching kids on Christmas morning -- heck! He used to chase us out of bed EARLY because he couldn't stand to wait on our sleepy heads!

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@Confused Cancer
18 Years

Well....thank you for the tips all : )

I ended up going with an iPod and a subscription to audible and an iTunes GC. My guy drives A LOT and he lways listening to books on CD. I also got the car adapter thingee. I figured...practical-but a little fun, no?

As far as crafty-I knit him a scarf in Sept. and got him a first ed. signed copy of a book he wanted. I love giving gifts...but I feel all of this pressure, for some reason-to give the 'right' thing. Totally pressure I put on myself, I know.

Anyway-thanks again : )