What do I want for Christmas?

timmy85 · 27 Nov 2023 at 06:45

A must have calendar

https://amzn.eu/d/7B8GC8t

Feek · 27 Nov 2023 at 07:22

chaparral said:
Surprised you don't want one of these https://www.herm.com/product/herm-calendar-2024/

I’ve already got one

sharp72 said:

I’m glad you posted that. I’ve removed that awful record.

Voltar · 27 Nov 2023 at 10:55

Things that are too expensive to ask for someone to give. So, nothing.

DXP55 · 27 Nov 2023 at 19:00

I have been looking for a calendar but not seen a Pirrelli one for years.

uber soldat · 28 Nov 2023 at 00:32

I want a lump of coal, I ask for it every year but no one gets me it, sad times.

KenyaM · 6 Jan 2024 at 20:08

Hey everyone,

Seeing the varied responses in this thread, it's clear Christmas wishes can be quite diverse and personal. From those seeking practical items like a much-needed calendar to the more whimsical requests like a lump of coal, asked for year after year but never received. It's fascinating how our desires can range from the attainable to the aspirational, like things too expensive to even ask for.

Personally, this year I'm leaning towards something meaningful yet simple. Maybe something that isn't material but brings joy or comfort, like quality time with loved ones or creating a special memory. After all, sometimes the best gifts aren't things you can wrap. What about you all? Any unique or unconventional Christmas wishes this year?

Cheers

Participant · 6 Jan 2024 at 20:20

KenyaM said:
Hey everyone,

Seeing the varied responses in this thread, it's clear Christmas wishes can be quite diverse and personal. From those seeking practical items like a much-needed calendar to the more whimsical requests like a lump of coal, asked for year after year but never received. It's fascinating how our desires can range from the attainable to the aspirational, like things too expensive to even ask for.

Personally, this year I'm leaning towards something meaningful yet simple. Maybe something that isn't material but brings joy or comfort, like quality time with loved ones or creating a special memory. After all, sometimes the best gifts aren't things you can wrap. What about you all? Any unique or unconventional Christmas wishes this year?

Cheers

I want an AI forum member for Christmas.

5punk3monk3y · 6 Jan 2024 at 21:41

Came across this recently and book marked it ready for next year when I get asked the question

London Underground Large - Traintrackr - Live LED Maps

I think it's fantastic.

Minusorange · 6 Jan 2024 at 22:03

KenyaM said:
Hey everyone,

Seeing the varied responses in this thread, it's clear Christmas wishes can be quite diverse and personal. From those seeking practical items like a much-needed calendar to the more whimsical requests like a lump of coal, asked for year after year but never received. It's fascinating how our desires can range from the attainable to the aspirational, like things too expensive to even ask for.

Personally, this year I'm leaning towards something meaningful yet simple. Maybe something that isn't material but brings joy or comfort, like quality time with loved ones or creating a special memory. After all, sometimes the best gifts aren't things you can wrap. What about you all? Any unique or unconventional Christmas wishes this year?

Cheers

"My Christmas wish this year is to finally understand the appeal of fruitcake. Or at least get a single person to admit they actually like it without crossing their fingers behind their back."

ristac · 6 Jan 2024 at 23:02

Minusorange said:
"My Christmas wish this year is to finally understand the appeal of fruitcake. Or at least get a single person to admit they actually like it without crossing their fingers behind their back."

I love it

KenyaM · 9 Jan 2024 at 03:42

This year, I'm really focusing on the essence of gift-giving. I want my gifts to be more about the sentiment and less about the material value. For instance, I've chosen a pair of simple yet beautiful pearl earrings for my sister from https://onemodiamond.co.uk. They're not just a gift but a symbol of our bond and the precious moments we've shared. In addition to this, I'm also planning experiences rather than just giving physical gifts. Perhaps organizing a family day out or a special dinner where we can create lasting memories together. It's these moments that truly embody the spirit of Christmas. What about everyone else? Are you looking for unique ways to make this holiday season special?

Your approach reflects a thoughtful and personal touch to Christmas celebrations.

IronWarrior · 9 Jan 2024 at 05:22

I wanted a keyboard and so I got myself an Akai MPK Mini Mk3. Still have no idea to really use it, but am jamming with it.

Gixer · 9 Jan 2024 at 06:41

ristac said:
I love it

+1, I do too.

I've been buying a fruit cake and putting marzipan and royal icing on it myself for the past two years but I think this year I'm going to make my own fruit cake and ply it with masses of alcohol

I just need to remember to start making it early enough.

ristac · 9 Jan 2024 at 07:26

Gixer said:
+1, I do too.

I've been buying a fruit cake and putting marzipan and royal icing on it myself for the past two years but I think this year I'm going to make my own fruit cake and ply it with masses of alcohol I just need to remember to start making it early enough.

My wife did that one year, she started in Feb. It did taste good!