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12-26-2020 01:21 PM
@Sage04 wrote:@RinaRina a few people have said that you should have "donated" the toy. That's what you did. You "donated" it. Donations are not just through Organizations. It could be through an individual also.
As for the slippers, I would donate it to Goodwill or another organization, unless you know someone who really needs it and the size is correct. Some people get nothing for Christmas and this will be a good will.
I get your point, @Sage04, but when I think "donation," I think of those in need. Perhaps neighbor qualifies, but that wasn't mentioned.
12-26-2020 01:38 PM
sounded like a regift, donate
12-26-2020 08:24 PM
@goldensrbest wrote:@Annabellethecat66 I wish i was your friend, i find most people just don't give good,nice gifts.
Are you for real? I appreciate any gift I receive because I know that I was thought of. Gifts don't have to be expensive to be worth giving or keeping. It's the thought that counts!!!!
12-28-2020 10:41 AM
My recollection is you had work related issues to bad manners so it's good you asked for advice. No, you don't ask for a gift receipt to return them, and you don't keep something you can't use. You toss them if worn or chewed on by a pet and you donate what is in good shape.
12-28-2020 10:54 AM
She was just trying to do something nice for you. Hopefully she won't make that mistake again.
12-28-2020 10:59 AM
@Mj12 Maybe, and even though it's impossible to go into someone else's mind to know her intent, I agree with the OP that it seemed she was trying to dump something on her that she (the neighbor) didn't want. I mean, would YOU give a pair of chewed-on slippers to your neighbor?
12-28-2020 11:02 AM
@KKJ of course not! And I've received some unconventional gifts in the past from acquaintances. But I thank that person and move on.
12-28-2020 01:07 PM
12-28-2020 07:54 PM - edited 12-28-2020 09:00 PM
@KKJ wrote:@Mj12 Maybe, and even though it's impossible to go into someone else's mind to know her intent, I agree with the OP that it seemed she was trying to dump something on her that she (the neighbor) didn't want. I mean, would YOU give a pair of chewed-on slippers to your neighbor?
@KKJ the OP said it was the tag that had the problem, not the slippers.The OP assumed it was done by a dog, but it could also have been done by a child who was teething.
12-28-2020 09:49 PM
@Sage04 wrote:
@KKJ wrote:@Mj12 Maybe, and even though it's impossible to go into someone else's mind to know her intent, I agree with the OP that it seemed she was trying to dump something on her that she (the neighbor) didn't want. I mean, would YOU give a pair of chewed-on slippers to your neighbor?
@KKJ the OP said it was the tag that had the problem, not the slippers.The OP assumed it was done by a dog, but it could also have been done by a child who was teething.
@Sage04 Who lets a child chew on the tags on a pair of slippers???
The point is the slippers were not in the best shape.
And I cannot believe I'm still reading this thread. LOL
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