I think that giving a gift is a challenge for both the giver and the receiver, although they say that “you can't look at a gift horse's fangs”, but when it comes down to it, when you don't like something you don't end up using it, unless it is something beyond taste and has a deep meaning and feeling. Personally, I have received gifts that have not been of my preferences, but I have used it for the simple fact that the person thought of me and had the time to give me a present.

Even so, I have seen people that you give them something or have given them something and their face says it all and prudence is a virtue. This year a lady for taking care of her animals, gave me a shirt and it has really been the gift that has cost me to use, that if I am grateful, but by the way it is not my style, the fabric, by God, the fabric is very hot, I will try to try it on, but I do not promise anything.

Continuing, although it seems that the one who receives the gift has it difficult, well no, thinking about the tastes of the person to whom it is destined is also complicated; these days I was looking for a Christmas gift for a little cousin and it was a mess, because everything that could be liked was much more than what I counted in my bank and you will say, it is a child they only get excited about the gift, but believe me there are some who are very sincere and nothing is nicer than seeing his face of excitement to see what is in the bag.

Once my cousin, who was little, was given a pair of socks, he felt like crying, as a child you expect a toy or something like that, not clothes, well for the father if it is a great gift because he knows what they spend on it, but a child's illusion is undoubtedly a toy; and as an adult that you get clothes is a great gift, even a sweet keeps much meaning, because you know the effort behind it.