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 Thu, Jan 07 2016, 10:46 pm
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How should I word a thank you card for a generous (and expensive) baby gift that I plan to return since I have no use for it? The gift was from someone who I didn't even expect to give anything. I would like to write a nice card, but I am struggling with how to word it.
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cnc
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Thu, Jan 07 2016, 10:48 pm
Thank you so much for the beautiful gift. Your generosity is much appreciated.
May we continue to share in simchos.
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Thu, Jan 07 2016, 10:51 pm
| cnc wrote: | Thank you so much for the beautiful gift. Your generosity is much appreciated.
May we continue to share in simchos. |
I would like to write something a little more than those three short sentences...
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cnc
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Thu, Jan 07 2016, 10:55 pm
Why can't you write the same thing that you would write for a gift that you would keep?
The fact that you are returning it should make no difference in the thank you card.
Mazel tov btw.
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LittleDucky
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Thu, Jan 07 2016, 10:56 pm
Dear ____,
Thank you so much for the ______. (Even if returned, why not list it? Are they going to search your shelves? Otherwise say "generous gift" but I do that with $$). It was so very thoughtful of you! It was so nice seeing you at the bris/kiddush. We hope to share in many more Simchas with you!
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