WTF? Help me out, BAF

I certainly would not return them and if I were the giver of those fine pots I would be so hurt and offended that you returned them if you did.  For me when I give gifts I do so from the heart and it would be like a personal rejection to have gift returned.

 I'd do exactly what you just said>>>>>

My broke behind would love to take the pots back and get a less expensive set....say, around $99.99 and pocket the other $600.00.




***get your money back and do some "real" shopping..................like "more for your money"

Take them back get the other ones come to DC and me and you will go wig shoppin!!

Miss you and your new avie is beautiful!!

~Angel

Look at you!!!  You look amazing!  Congratulations!

I won't be able to make DC because I am throwing myself a birthday party next year, but girl, get somebody to take you to Pennsylvania Avenue to the wig shop (the old Morton's).

ummm - excuse me - but *I* just bought a set of Martha Stewart pots for $90.00...... regularly over 200............ they mighta got a deal and not really spent all that $$..........

I have done that a lot - get something for a hot deal that woulda cost a grip..... girl take them pots and go cook something GOOD!!!!!

Nope.  They spent the money....I have the gift receipt.

Ummm - maybe the homie hookup in the store to print the receipt without spending the actual $$???  Yea - I'm reaching......

I would exchange them bad boys for a $100 set and get a new wardrobe.......

Cookie,  how ya doing lovely ?

Love that  pic of you !!!


Phyllis..........

Cookie, I know this is a hard pill for YOU to take. For one you had no business going to find out how much anyone paid for the pots. Heck they could have just regifted something that someone gave them or that they won in a contest. Second, just accept the gift as it was given from their heart, and was something that you wanted..Be Thankful!!!! Dang..

 Send them a very gracious thank you note and bask in this very generous and thoughtful gesture.  Obviously they believe you deserve to have something nice and of good quality.

Cookie, I have 3 Calphalon pans and they are my very favorites to cook in.    Williams Sonoma had a sale and I got 2 for $60 a few weeks ago.  I'm planning to slowly add to my collection.  I use very little oil in the frying pans and the heat distribution is awesome. 

If you keep those pans, you'll never have to buy another set of cookware.