no wrapped gift received only wishes and prayers..

I've never received any gift from my family and that is fine with me. I mean its already part of my life... ha ha ha. I am already satisfied of what I have.

Good day friend.I neither recieved cash gifts nor wrapped presents.I am a disabled poor boy i never recieve a gifts in scristmas from anyones.My parents prayed for me every christmas and that's more than gifts for me. Happy mylottings.

Good day to you Angelpink, I feel a bit sad after I have read your post, hence, if I can only do something or send my gift across just to brighten up your day then I will definitely do that. However, I do not know how. So the only thing I can do right now is to give you a cheerful smile that will make your day .

hello there Angel, maybe you can just put it this way, Christmas is Jesus' birthday, so maybe it would still be okey if you haven't received any gifts. because practically the one who is celebrating the birthday is the one who must receive a gift. but how can we give a gift to Jesus' when he is not with us? there are endless ways. a good deed is one. because anything we do to least of our brother we do do it also for Him. merry Christmas Angel and a happy new year.

Perhaps buy yourself a Christmas gift. My husband and I decided not to exchange Christmas gifts. Instead we did a lot of Christmas experiences together, such as seeing the Christmas lights display in our city. We also went on a horse drawn carriage ride together, just before Christmas. I only give gifts to my children and my grown children give gifts to me and my husband. And perhaps I will give to a few friends who need a gift, not so much for the gift but they need encouraging and support. Every Christmas, I buy a gift for a needy child. This year I bought a pretty nightie for a teenage girl who lives in an orphanage. Perhaps you need to find someone who is willing to exchange Christmas gifts with you.

Just like me, I don't receive any gift. But its ok my christmas is still merry.lol

At this time in my life, cash is always a wonderful gift, as it's an understatement to say that I'm in dire financial straits at the moment. While I love a beautifully wrapped gift just as much as the next person, I would feel very gifted to receive all the honestly-gotten cash I can get whether in a fancy package, inside of a greeting card, handed to me in a plain envelope, or simply handed to me. I received several gifts this last Christmas in the form of greetings, good wishes, food, etc., but the very best gift I received was having my mom still here to celebrate Christmas with me (over the phone from the wonderful nursing home she's now in for rehab), as, just this last October, I almost lost her. It was also wonderful when my mom and I were able to hook up (three-way calling) with my oldest first-cousin, Carolyn, and hear her sounding so healthy and happy after she had been hospitalized with some follow-up at a nursing home due to having stage four pancreatic cancer. My "adopted" big sister, Pinky, had been getting some medical attention that was long overdue (heart-related) and was already starting to feel better than she had in years. She's continuing to get care for other health problems related to her eyes, ears, and teeth. Next Christmas will, likely, be one that will include some of our more traditional traditions such as decorating (though I did some decorating online), sending Christmas greetings, buying and receiving gifts, etc., but, this past Christmas was just perfect for where my mom and I happen to be in our lives--and she received several gifts, went to Christmas parties, etc. at her nursing home where they had, also, really gone all out to decorate the place, so it looked a lot more like Christmas where she's now at. But, even in my undecorated home (where I'm, currently, pretty much housebound), it definitely felt like Christmas!