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What gift was given on the 5th day of Christmas?
On the fifth day of Christmas, the person's true love gave her 5 golden rings in the famous song "The Twelve Days of Christmas"
In the song the 12 days of Christmas what gift did your true love give to you on the 4th day of Christmas?
4 calling birds
When do you give your girlfriend her gift?
Valentine day, birthday, christmas, anniversery, when she is in the right mood (calm, happy)
What is an appropriate occasion to give a heart locket necklace as a gift?
An appropriate occasion to give a heart locket necklace as a gift would be any kind of occasion. Wedding Anniversary, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day, and Christmas are a few occasions one could give a heart locket necklace as a gift.
In the song 12 days of Christmas what did your true love give to you on the 5th day?
5 gold rings.
What is a last minute gift on Christmas day?
A tablespoon.
What was the first gift your true love sent on the twelfth day of Christmas?
No, the first gift was given on the first day.
Which holidays are gift baskets given on?
Most gift baskets are given on Christmas but there are many other gift baskets you can give. A perfume with shower gels and bath beads would be good for Mother's Day. You can give them with candy and toys for Easter as well. Every holiday is great for a basket.
Should one give a Christmas gift to a guy who she is not dating. he is interested buy has not yet made it official?
I have been tempted to do this myself in the past, but my advice is to not give him a gift if you are not officially dating. If you do, it invites potential awkwardness and embarrassment. Let him give you a gift if he wants to. If you start dating soon, Valentine's Day will be here before you know it.
What gift was sen on the 3 day of Christmas?
Three French hens
What was the 3 gift for the 3 day of Christmas?
Three French hens
The name of boxing comes from the need to rid the house of empty boxes the day after Christmas?
yes That is not correct.Boxing Day is a traditional British holiday, observed on the day after Christmas, when upper-middle class and the wealthy would give a box containing a gift, usually money, to their servants and tradesmen.
