Christmas is here again the time for gift
exchange. The D day is fast approaching
unlike those days when i was younger. It
usually come around like ten years in my
own eye unlike now that it's comes and
goes with just a blink of an eye.
Some of us that are in relationships or
married are mixed with opinions and
faced with more responsibility to live up
to. A food buddy of mine lamented that
his not sure of the possibility of giving his
darling presents this time so I decided to
write a post for those of you that might
be saying the same thing. Like 'I did buy
her presents few weeks ago, I thought i
did that, in fact it's not necessary, maybe
i should breakup then after these season
runs out i go back.

If thats what you're thinking please don't
breakdown, you gotta be strong. As man
you're bond to taking responsibilities.
The truth is You Must Give her Christmas
presents, don't over look it or developed
the habit of not being a cheerful giver.
You guys have together for a while maybe
you're the type that allows your job to
take you away from your lady, times like
this you make good advantage of the
moment, appreciate your lover encourage
them, telling them you care by surprising
them with something tangible.
Your don't have to kill yourself because
you want to impress someone dear to
you. Many give their properties on lease
in preparation for Christmas, don't die for
love but live for it. Purchase presents
that's your money can't buy and it don't
have to be too expensive.
50% of human on earth are shy, walking
into a gift shop to get presents for the
opposite sex his a problem to then. I
advice you give her the money to get
anything she wants but make sure it's a
huge amount of money or else you will
receive red card, if you're the bold type
then you can get it yourself but make
sure it worthy.
For centuries priceless gift have been
certified as the best gift ever but
nowadays times has changed, girls value
the opposite. Good ones still exists
though.
What am trying to say is your love ones
should never be excluded on your
Christmas budgets. If you're the king
Solomon of our time r emember the rules,
you must give and it must not be too
expensive.