Phew. . .

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The movers just left. I'm soooo tired. But I have my stuff. I'm sitting in an acutal chair and tonight I'll be sleeping on an actual bed. Yay!


Oh, and a question for those of you who have kids. My niece's birthday's coming up, and she just had a baby. Any ideas for a good present to help her relax? Or anything that's not specifically for the baby but will make her life easier? Otherwise it'll probably be a gift certificate because I haven't the slightest idea what things my niece owns, and she doesn't need any more cool knickknacks although I'm great at picking those out for people.

And who else thinks the double 'k' in knickknacks is a little much?

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What's your price range? Spa day would be a good blow-out, or a massage certificate. Both ways to get time by oneself.

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Good idea, sadly my price range is pretty limited right now. I can't really spend more than $25

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The gift I gave that was best received by my sister was an appointment for a one hour full body massage. There are some quite affordable chains around now so I only paid $35.00 for the full hour. She was in heaven.

Kathleen