Students told me the exact thing they are going to give me for Christmas, which i think is rude.

I have the most lovable students, and I love them to death. I asked them a few days ago, what everyone is getting me for Christmas, and all but one of them told me.<br><br>Today, however, this girl got me a card with money in it. I loved the card, but I wasn't expecting it. To me, that's the true meaning of Christmas: giving something to someone without them expecting it, or asking for it.<br><br>When I asked my students yesterday, they told me the following.<br><br>Student A) cookies<br><br>Student B) a Christmas card<br><br>Student C) a mug<br><br>Student D) a candle<br><br>Student E) Nothing as they had no money.<br><br>Student F) A specific type of chocolate<br><br>Student G) A box of Oreos<br><br>Student H) A Christmas card, but I don't remember if they brought it yet.<br><br>They did exactly as they promised, and gave me all that they said, and some even gave me more.<br><br>I'm going to miss these kids when I'm gone as they are the best class I have had in years.<br><br>&#x200B;<br><br>TLDR: Students told me what they were going to give me for Christmas, and all of them gave me what they told me they would.