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shillelagh · 17-10-2006, 23:42

They might get vouchers and then spend them through the year. They might have a big party on new years eve. They might have a big family. You dont know what they spend it on. I know mine is big enough and when we all get together theres 24 of us and out of that there is only 6 that are under 18 and 1 of them is 17! I know when I do New Years Day party - it costs me a fortune - and they bring their own booze. I buy some but even then for just one tea you are talking at least £150.

I know someone - she died a few years ago and as far as she was concerned Christmas was special and she bought allsorts - she had a big xmas day party, new years day party and many parties in between. She went full out - not just turkey she had ham etc. It was brilliant. She said she spent all year earning the money for xmas. And spent it all on pressies, food, decorations, booze.

17-10-2006, 23:42	#19
shillelagh God Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: at the border .. Posts: 8,194 Blog Entries: 252 Liked: 1627 times Rep Power: 489677	Re: Farepak Hampers go Bust!!!! They might get vouchers and then spend them through the year. They might have a big party on new years eve. They might have a big family. You dont know what they spend it on. I know mine is big enough and when we all get together theres 24 of us and out of that there is only 6 that are under 18 and 1 of them is 17! I know when I do New Years Day party - it costs me a fortune - and they bring their own booze. I buy some but even then for just one tea you are talking at least £150. I know someone - she died a few years ago and as far as she was concerned Christmas was special and she bought allsorts - she had a big xmas day party, new years day party and many parties in between. She went full out - not just turkey she had ham etc. It was brilliant. She said she spent all year earning the money for xmas. And spent it all on pressies, food, decorations, booze.