Gift money

Most people don't like to arrive with money on a birthday or other occasion. While the recipient of the expensive bunch of flowers or chocolate might have much preferred a boost for the household pot. If you make some work out of it, “GIVING MONEY” will be fun.


Checkout crisis

Inflation is affecting our wallet. The cost of the products in the supermarket skyrocket. I've been keeping track of what I paid for the food first and what I have to pay for the same list now

2,09 Peanut Butter 1,12 Freezer fries 1,86 My favo lubricate butter 169 Greek Yogurt 140 Salty Peanuts 195 Raisins 0,68 Vegetable Sauce 489 Olive Oil 084 Kitchen Towel 167 toilet paper

1819 total

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Encaustichris
I used to give money, something practical nowadays, a shopping package for example 😊
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Ingrid
Done a lot earlier. At friends parties, or as a wedding gift, money wrapped in a fun way. Ever received a gift of your own. In a bucket, which was filled with hardened concrete. That had to be bottled down to be able to get it. I found it a little less. But... Show more
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