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40 Gifts I'd Rather Receive Than Coal

We all love getting presents, right?

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40 Gifts I'd Rather Receive Than Coal

As Americans, we're a give and take society. We give things and we recieve things, year round. We give presents for birthdays, holidays, and even 'just because' days sometimes. So, here's 40 things I'd rather get as gifts than a lump of coal.

  1. Stickers
  2. Gift cards
  3. Cash
  4. A puppy
  5. Coloring books
  6. Glitter
  7. Puzzles (1,000 piece, obviously)
  8. Anything Harry Potter
  9. BOOKS. (or Barnes and Noble gift cards)
  10. Stuffed animals
  11. Fun socks
  12. Hufflepuff items
  13. One Tree Hill items
  14. Full House box set
  15. Boy Meets World box set
  16. Fun duck tape
  17. Ice cream cake
  18. Acrylic paint
  19. Disney Magical World 2 for 3DS
  20. Pretty much anything crafty
  21. Gamma Sigma Sigma apparel
  22. Fuzzy slippers
  23. A unicorn
  24. Gilmore Girls stuff
  25. A Luke’s Diner mug
  26. Anything princess related (because obviously I’m a princess)
  27. Broadway tickets
  28. Tickets to Disney
  29. A nerf gun
  30. Concert tickets to see the Script, Ed Sheeran or All Time Low
  31. A PENGUIN
  32. A trampoline
  33. Anything I can paint
  34. Onesies
  35. A 4.0
  36. An unlimited supply of my favorite foods
  37. Unlimited pageant supplies and coaching
  38. Anything Breakfast Club related
  39. John Hughes: A Life in Film book
  40. My life to not be a mess would be wonderful.
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