As we looked at the shelf, we found "age" cards starting at 60 and going up in 5 year increments all the way to 95 and then it stopped. Why?! So, we were considering getting a 95 card and a 5 card until our friend Patrick suggested we just get 100 1-year-old birthday cards.

2 comments:
I'm not sure going the "100 1-year-old cards" route is the most cost-effective solution.
It would only cost like $300. What kind of a cheapskate are you?
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