Going to pass on this trend and I say that as a flower lover.
It is very pretty, but too spring for a Christmas tree!
I was thinking of including that cadburys bar as well as it’s one of my favourites- the first thing I asked was if she likes jelly beans. Thank you!When I've done overseas food parcels before, I usually include a bar of Cadburys marvellous creations with the popping candy and the bits of jelly in it, although I appreciate that particular bar may not be to everyone's taste!
All of the dark chocolate I can recommend is all stuff I'm pretty sure is readily available in Denmark, so I'm no help there!
I think what you've included all sounds great as is though![]()
Think it would be a good tree if you're in the antipodes xxIt is very pretty, but too spring for a Christmas tree!
Me and my friend from Denmark are going to send eachother a food/drink parcel, any ideas what to include? I’m thinking:
- some biscuits - digestives, custard creams
- the robins one cordial drops (the small thing)
- dandelion and burdock can
- some retro Uk sweets - black jacks/fruit salads, sherbet fountain
- refreshers
- a few small bags of crisps
- she likes dark chocolate the most any suggestions as I don’t like it, or milk - doesn’t like orange/mint and my plan was a terrys choco orange - also likes milk but not white
- some mr kiplings that last a while
- mini eggs since shops have them already
- some kind of Xmas chocolate
- Percy pigs (free bag from sparks card)
Good to see the M&S brie-L-T was given 5 stars
Late to this but if her parents have a junior SIPP for her (a pension) the government top it up +25%, then it’s got 50/60 years to grow. I have a 3 year old and all my siblings contribute to hers for Christmas & birthdays, they tend to see her on her birthday so may also get her a small thing to do like a bubble wand or one of those bizarre “dig a fairy out a shallow grave” type things - which is really nice.Thanks, I think they do have a savings acc for her. I feel bad giving money again as I don’t want them to think that I don’t want to make the effort of getting a gift but she has so many toys, it would be wasteful to get more for the sake of it and at least money can go towards things she needs / wants / for her future then
Is Tesco okay or are they having some kind of festive mental breakdown?
She’s a lucky girl! Imo the best gift is this and a small token physical gift.Late to this but if her parents have a junior SIPP for her (a pension) the government top it up +25%, then it’s got 50/60 years to grow. I have a 3 year old and all my siblings contribute to hers for Christmas & birthdays, they tend to see her on her birthday so may also get her a small thing to do like a bubble wand or one of those bizarre “dig a fairy out a shallow grave” type things - which is really nice.
I’m going to get this for my 5 yr old for her main present she would absolutely love it
Thank you that’s a really kind thing to say!She’s a lucky girl! Imo the best gift is this and a small token physical gift.
The fluffing of the tree I can handle. It's the bloody lights that make me want to throw everything out of the window and cancel Christmas foreverHaving spent the past hour fluffing a tree I’ve decided that if I ever find myself enjoying this process it’s a clear sign I’ve developed a mental illness
*I should point out this is my first time with a tree in my adult life
**stupid kids with their stupid magical Christmas
Same here. Naked as the day it was made.The fluffing of the tree I can handle. It's the bloody lights that make me want to throw everything out of the window and cancel Christmas forever
Our tree has been up for a week. It's still naked.