Not that I am rereading your whole AG tag. Or anything. Coooough.
But honestly, even though it makes me feel a shambles and po not to buy people more expensive, lasting shit for Christmas, I find they seem to actually like The Gift Of Some Food What I Made Or Bought waaaay better. English people who hadn't had it before still talk about the bags of peppermint bark I made them last year/jars of mincemeat or chutney or DIY taco seasoning (THESE ARE PEOPLE WHO HAVE LIKE, NEVER HAD A TACO, IT IS UNFATHOMABLY SAD) with enthusiasm they never show for the crap I managed to buy them.
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Date: 2013-01-27 01:34 am (UTC)Not that I am rereading your whole AG tag. Or anything. Coooough.
But honestly, even though it makes me feel a shambles and po not to buy people more expensive, lasting shit for Christmas, I find they seem to actually like The Gift Of Some Food What I Made Or Bought waaaay better. English people who hadn't had it before still talk about the bags of peppermint bark I made them last year/jars of mincemeat or chutney or DIY taco seasoning (THESE ARE PEOPLE WHO HAVE LIKE, NEVER HAD A TACO, IT IS UNFATHOMABLY SAD) with enthusiasm they never show for the crap I managed to buy them.