So why didn't you see the ice the first time you left the housr to get wrapping paper? I Usually make a mental note of things that of the potential to injure me, that way i can avoid them later.

I just can't work out where you got $200 for wine glasses from if you can't even handle a basic task like wrapping, or being very careful when holding something expensive on the ice.

letmeinplease, don't be jealous just because the OP has enough money for nice gifts for her family, and you are some bitter teenager who probably acts like a bitch to your family. you are a moron if you think that only less intelligent people slip on ice. that makes no sense.

... Just because someone can't justify spending that much on a gift doesn't make them a bitter teenager, it makes them aware of how much money they have and how frivolous of a gift that is. If you're dumb enough to know ice is there (if she had to go and purchase more wrapping paper) and not avoid it later, you deserve to slip. Maybe next time you'll remember to avoid something like that.

How do you know that she knew exactly where the ice was? You are assuming that the OP walked in exactly the same spots each time. Sorry, but slipping on ice still doesn't equal unintelligence. And its her money, she can spend it however she damn wants. I would never spend $300 on a game consule but I don't think that people who do spend that money are stupid. You people are really pathetic. Stop seeing the world in black and white.

I don't know what form of payment you used, but some credit cards and debit cards have some sort of buyer protection program. If you have not yet disposed of the receipt or the package, you may be able to get the glasses replaced. I'm sure if you could, your sister would appreciate it and you'd be a lot happier if you can give her the gift you planned on, even if it is late.

I meant "unique" lol

(Well, obviously the OP has already commented, so this isn't what happened.) nevertheless, I wanted to add that i could see wraping taking an hour if the person wraping was doing a trick gift, and wraping it 20 or so times, including layers of tape and such. My friends and I do this to each other, so I could see that happening too.

roflmao that's great

Yours always break because they're from the thrift store, genius. My mother frequently buys cheap glasses and is always surprised when they shatter. They're cheap for a reason. Quality items are much more robust, and their prices are higher to reflect that.