So, what'd ya get?

I got to see the smiles and excitement on my son and nephew's faces as they tore apart the paper on the gifts they received. I got to spend the day with my parents and both sisters under one roof at the same time. That only happens once a year. Those are all the things I need.
 
Magnethead said:
I knew a smartass comment was coming from you one way or another. It just is not feasibly possible to be otherwise.

Galaxy Tab 10dot1, 75-300 lens, and some gift cards.
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Actually, it wasn't a "smartass comment". I had to put something in the message post. You're talking to someone who is notorious for sending emails without subjects or sending emails with everything in the subject line and nothing but a signature in the body.
 
Got a little poorer. My wife sure does like spending money on the Grand-Children. But I guess I do too. I believe they think Santa lives at my house. But like BOL I too enjoyed time with my family and friends, Ate too much food and spent the morning enjoying having my Grandkids show me their toys. As for myself I got a some new clothes (no ties:) thankfully). My wife had bought me a 192 pcs. tool set for my shop from Sears but when it got here the box it was in looked like someone had ran over it with a truck and the tool box was busted and all the sockets were rolling around in the bottom of the shipping box.But we sent it back the next day. But other than that I'd say this was the best Christmas ever for me.
 
AndyMarquisLive said:
Actually, it wasn't a "smartass comment". I had to put something in the message post. You're talking to someone who is notorious for sending emails without subjects or sending emails with everything in the subject line and nothing but a signature in the body.
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So what did you get Andy?
 
A bundle of switches, a kiss or two and a pat on the butt from my wife, smiles and giggles from the kids-grands-great grands, all of life's little pleasures.
 
My Playstation 4 that I got back in Novemeber, it counted towards christmas. Clothes, gift cards, blurays. Most of all the best time was watching my daughter (6) open up all her toys. Then watch my wife smile opening up her Galaxy Gear to go with her new Note 3. I really do spoil them. Now I get about a weeks worth of get out of jail free cards from the wifey, then it will be back to normal.
 
I got a TI89 graphing calculator, a new tool box, a knife, and a lot small routine items like socks, cologne etc.
The wife got cloths and diamond earrings, Victoria's Secret stuff, plus the stuff like socks too.

My son got a 9 inch kindle fire, a ton of cloths, and too many other items to list. Seeing him get the tablet was the best part of my Christmas.
 
Some cash, a nice jacket. Stocking stuffers for daze. Good time.

I'm blessed with a wonderful extended family so the best part of my Christmas was a)watching my younger sisters tear open presents in the morning and b) enjoying time with my amazing family.
 
I got to spend time with son#1 ( back from college) , I got to spend my christmas money on both sons. and I got to buy a vehicle for son#2. Now I got to work off all that debt. LOL ( worth every penny)
 
Seeing the Grandkids faces was a gift unto itself.
Mrs.Miler a Diamond ring and other girly stuff.
I posted this on my new tablet.
The truck got an oil change.
Her Equinox got new tires.
The house got a BIGGER screen TV.
Thats enough.
 
MAGICMILER said:
Seeing the Grandkids faces was a gift unto itself.
Mrs.Miler a Diamond ring and other girly stuff.
I posted this on my new tablet.
The truck got an oil change.
Her Equinox got new tires.
The house got a BIGGER screen TV.
Thats enough.
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I always thought tires were a great present. What says "I Love You" more than a gift that provides safety and comfort for them on a daily basis?
 
At my age, what is there to want? I have a Bride of 50 years, two wonderful children who are settled and happy, and three grandchildren who are good kids, being properly raised. So it all boils down to requested DVD's and sweaters, unconditional love and knowing are kids are happy. What else could I ask for?
 
Whizzer said:
At my age, what is there to want? I have a Bride of 50 years, two wonderful children who are settled and happy, and three grandchildren who are good kids, being properly raised. So it all boils down to requested DVD's and sweaters, unconditional love and knowing are kids are happy. What else could I ask for?
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You had wonderful Christmas, Whizzer. :)
 
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