[EvilivE]

When creating your holiday wish list do you a) create a master list and distribute the list to those that request it or b) create different lists for each recipient?

[BigBison]

B. If I want some music or something, I'll ask my brother for it not one of my parents. But this isn't flawless, I assigned my brother to get me a new football the other year, because I wanted to make sure I got a Wilson NFL ball. Well, that backfired, because I assumed my bro knew that NFL balls don't have white stripes on them, and I got a synthetic-leather Nike college football. So maybe I should switch to "A" and take what I get...

[the_pm]

Cash is always a nice gift

Some years we'll do a gift exchange, where everyone writes down three things they want (within a certain price range), everyone picks out of a hat, and you buy a present for the person you chose. You're not allowed to choose yourself or your significant other.

The good stuff comes between me and Amy, and between me and my parents, who still think I'm an eight year old kid when it comes to Christmas. We all just sort of "know" what to get each other, and it seems to work out nicely every year

[crazyfish]

Money is the easiest. We have a wedding to pay for.

Usually I just give a list to Denise and my mom. Pretty much everyone else sends a card and thats about it.