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My youngest daughter told me she's playing something she calls Amazon Roulette. In fairness, I can't say that this game is her invention. She DOES spend a lot of time on Facebook, and may have come across this activity while spending one or more of her waking hours on that platform. But she certainly has adopted the game wholeheartedly. To play, she creates a wish list of items she would like from Amazon. Most of the items don't cost a lot; some are household items she needs, while others are just what tickles her fancy. Her husband checks the list frequently and when he feels the budget will allow, he purchases one or more items off the list without telling her. Not until something is delivered does she know that an item on her wish list has been crossed off. And until she opens said delivery, she doesn't know what item it is. She just knows that Justin was thinking of her. I could never play this game with my wife. I couldn't keep up with her shopping habits. And quite honestly, she would never wait for me to check the list. This is a girl who never lets any dust fall under her fingertips when ordering from Amazon. ![]() |