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Re: what did you get her?
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Posted by Steve Crum on December 23, 2006 at 07:30:57 from (4.156.159.43):
In Reply to: what did you get her? posted by Roy Suomi on December 23, 2006 at 05:03:38:

I'm handed a specific list each year, so #1 daughter and I make an evening dinner date and go to the city shopping. Also in early December 'my' Mary Kay beauty consultant has a fancy open house and invites her best customers. Mama and daughter always go. A week or 2 later I get a call asking 'how much you want to spend this year pal?' I give her a dollar figure and a day or 2 later I get the second call to pick up the order. What a deal! And I'm just as surprised Christmas morning as they are. Everything is gift wrapped for me. Who can say they get their wife and daughter cosmetics and get it right every time? Favorite daughter scored pretty good this year. I want my Eldorado back so I found this truck last week for her. (no sissy rice burners for her) Gretchen Wilson syndrome I'm told.
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