The article discusses economical and thoughtful ways to celebrate the holidays, stressing that true generosity is not about spending money but about meaningful connections. It suggests opting for casual dining experiences with friends and treating them occasionally, rather than splurging on fancy meals. The concept of 'No-buy December' is introduced, encouraging people to forego consumerism and focus on heartfelt gifts, like handwritten cards. Lastly, it humorously mentions 'ghosting' as a way to avoid holiday pressures when one cannot contribute.
"When the bill comes, snatch it from the table and say, 'My gift to you, dear friend, is a good meal on me.'"
"Truly, you don't have to spend a lot of money to give a holiday gift. As long as you have paper in your house, you have the potential to make a Christmas card."
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