To acknowledge/ not acknowledge , or say thanks for a gift received

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Re: To acknowledge/ not acknowledge , or say thanks for a gift received

@Bobby1

I was with Dianne for seven years and she was an extremely cultured person, she would hand write me lovely notes all the time. All her family showed extreme grace. Even my children say thank you to me almost on a daily basis and I to them. Like hey Saif thanks for mowing the lawn, and them hey dad thanks for making me lunch etc.

My 7 and 9 year old niece’s have the habit of thanking. Sometimes they make little thank you notes and cards and decorate them and give. They write stuff like ’ thank you for teaching me’, 'thank you for being the best aunt in the world ’ etc.