Finally finished mine up today.

Last minute reminder for all the other slackers out there!

1/16/2010 10:04:44 PM

aside from a sweatshirt from my parents and a little grill from my sister, i didn't recieve any christmas gifts. so i'll pass.

1/16/2010 10:10:05 PM

1/16/2010 10:12:16 PM

upgrade to pro today!

1/16/2010 10:15:39 PM

people give thank you notes for gifts?

1/16/2010 10:30:50 PM

No, not normal people.

Bitchy little ass kissers do though.

1/16/2010 10:32:48 PM

i really need to do this. especially if i want to keep getting gifts from these people.

1/16/2010 10:41:58 PM

you send out thank you notes 3+ weeks after Christmas?

what a slap in the face

1/16/2010 10:47:27 PM

I'm almost always late, and I'm the only young person in my family who sends them. Scratch that. I think I'm the only person of any age who sends them in my family. And while my notes are always appreciative and gracious in my own way, they are not particularly proper or mannerly. I suspect my friends and family enjoy my unrefined attempts at propriety.

1/16/2010 11:07:04 PM

bridget I want a note from you

1/16/2010 11:08:11 PM

Dear BubbleBobble,

Thank you so much for delighting me on the Wolf Web! You have made me chuckle on several occasions, and I sincerely appreciate any laughter that I get to enjoy in my life. I hope your new year is a good one, and I look forward to continuing our interactions on TWW. Thank you again!

Sincerely,
BridgetSPK

1/16/2010 11:17:46 PM

oh dag

1/16/2010 11:19:25 PM

ncstatetke - in my workplace we have been on break since december 18th so giving out thank-yous when i go back to work next week is normal

[Edited on January 16, 2010 at 11:30 PM. Reason : ]

1/16/2010 11:29:43 PM

Yeah, and it's really never too late to send them.

I think one of the reasons they don't get sent as much is because people procrastinate and then they rationalize that it's too late anyway. Screw that...even it's two months after the fact, go on and send them! They're a critical part of the giving/thanking cycle that plays an important but unappreciated role in holding society together. Just because we're all commercialized these days, it doesn't mean we should abandon the human tradition at the core of giving and receiving!

1/16/2010 11:34:21 PM