Accept it or not?

Today, I woke up about 6.30ish to make a copy of some softwares from the internet for A (to be able to use DrJava at home since she could download it but she had a virus somehow and is unsure about downloading anything from the internet again). So I did that and I also made her a card.

I decided to go to university to give A her birthday present and my original home-made card lol! Oh, as well as the copied cd. I didn't give anything special since I didn't have enough time to do so. I gave her £15.

Whilst at university, A goes to me "no, I can't accept this much money as a present" I was "wah!". As that's how much I usually give friends... sometimes... O.o Well some friends aren't great at all.

Once in high school, I suggested Secret Santa to my friends from sitcom Friends. Since I thought it would be good to have fun with presents. There was 5 of us and I found out that someone named Alice(yes that's her real name but she won't know who I am since I'm anonymous person in a way hahha!) had to get me a present... who I disliked quite abit, as she thinks she's all that and has priority over certain people like me in the group :O

She once pushed between me and one of my friends whilst I was talking to her! How rude of her! Anyway back to the Secret Santa, so I suggested that we should at least spend £5 to £10 for xmas present. So when we got presents from our Secret Santa (Alice for me =S ), I got a present which didn't even look like it's worth even £2! It was a teddy from a cartoon show.. (don't remember the name of the show, it was about a mouse in space who didn't talk but just whistled in a way? Which was aimed at young kids! I'm not a flipping kid anymore, there's no point of a flipping teddy! That's when I suggested never do a Secret Santa with friends ever again!

So A didn't accept it all, but only a £5.... oh well at least she did take something I guess... =S But we did have a big debate about accepting the cash of present or not ^_^"