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05mommy09
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What is a proper gift
to give my boss' daughter for her communion....
Well she's really not my boss- but she is kinda above me- we share an office together and are REALY close!
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Posted 4/30/06 12:03 AM |
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DebG
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Re: What is a proper gift
50?
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Posted 4/30/06 12:05 AM |
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nrthshgrl
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Re: What is a proper gift
I"d opt for the savings bond option.
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Posted 4/30/06 12:06 AM |
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neenie

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Re: What is a proper gift
Posted by nrthshgrl
I"d opt for the savings bond option.
Posted by DebG
50?
i vote for a combination of these 2 answers
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Posted 4/30/06 12:07 AM |
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05mommy09
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Re: What is a proper gift
Posted by nrthshgrl
I"d opt for the savings bond option.
Do they do that for communions....??
How many years til the bond matures?
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Posted 4/30/06 12:12 AM |
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05mommy09
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Re: What is a proper gift
Posted by neeniebean86
Posted by nrthshgrl
I"d opt for the savings bond option.
Posted by DebG
50?
i vote for a combination of these 2 answers
yea, yea... real original neen!
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Posted 4/30/06 12:12 AM |
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neenie

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Re: What is a proper gift
Posted by Princessmaris
Posted by nrthshgrl
I"d opt for the savings bond option.
Do they do that for communions....??
How many years til the bond matures?
i think most are 7 years, but i *think* they can continue to mature beyond that.
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Posted 4/30/06 12:12 AM |
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DebG
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Re: What is a proper gift
Posted by Princessmaris
Posted by nrthshgrl
I"d opt for the savings bond option.
Do they do that for communions....??
How many years til the bond matures?
I actually remember this...I got A TON of bonds at my communion. I tihnk they take 7 years to mature.
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Posted 4/30/06 12:13 AM |
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neenie

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Re: What is a proper gift
Posted by Princessmaris
Posted by neeniebean86
Posted by nrthshgrl
I"d opt for the savings bond option.
Posted by DebG
50?
i vote for a combination of these 2 answers
yea, yea... real original neen!
They both gave graet advice... i was just tying the loose ends together
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Posted 4/30/06 12:13 AM |
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05mommy09
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Re: What is a proper gift
Hmmm for some reason I thought it was 17yrs.
Thats why I thought bond wasnt a good idea for a communion....
When they are babies- if it takes 17 years- it would mature just intime for college... and obviously if they are 7 they are waiting til they are 24...
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Posted 4/30/06 12:15 AM |
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MrsPornStar
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Re: What is a proper gift
I've been buying lots of bonds lately. I was told they take 7 years to mature. I think a bond is a good gift.
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Posted 4/30/06 12:19 AM |
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05mommy09
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Re: What is a proper gift
so a 100 bond?
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Posted 4/30/06 12:20 AM |
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neenie

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Re: What is a proper gift
Posted by Princessmaris
Hmmm for some reason I thought it was 17yrs.
Thats why I thought bond wasnt a good idea for a communion....
When they are babies- if it takes 17 years- it would mature just intime for college... and obviously if they are 7 they are waiting til they are 24...
those may be the education ones.... but i *think* i heard negative feedback about those ones... i cant remember
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Posted 4/30/06 12:21 AM |
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neenie

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Re: What is a proper gift
Posted by Princessmaris
so a 100 bond?
or you could get a $50 bond... they get $50 and it only costs you $25. everybody wins.
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Posted 4/30/06 12:22 AM |
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