What to get the spouce for Christmas? any suggestiong guy's and gal's? It's getting tougher and tougher each year!
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What to get the spouce for Christmas? any suggestiong guy's and gal's? It's getting tougher and tougher each year!
As we usually get something for the sake of saying we got something that she really didn't need, try a different route. Go to a nearby NICE spa and get her a gift certificate...maybe even book the day sometime shortly after Xmas as you'll never get in before Xmas now ...and get her a spoil herself package...maybe a nice hot rock massage and pedicure (especially if she spends lots of time on her feet) or something similar...that always works great and will cost you a couple hundred. Make sure the appt date she has no other stuff to do and if she does clear her calendar so no work, kid or social issues...later afternoon appts are great as then you can take her out for dinner so she has been totally spoiled for the day and it was all about her..if she has a close friend that has a spouse in same position, get him on board and send them both as most places will let them have a glass of wine when getting catered to... might even work out ok for you later on..lol
Yup, did that last Christmas $150.00 She never did use it. and then I found out just a few weeks ago the place went under... $150.00 down the drain lol
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Originally Posted by razorsedge
What's your budget?
You can buy her tickets for a show, a digital camera, a purse (michael kors), jewelries (swarovski?) all inclusive vacation...
Last year, I bought her 3 tickets to see Lady Gaga for her and her friends with a limo service. Cost 350$
A digital camera will work, I forgot her's broke. Thanks
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Originally Posted by moh2010
Just off the top of my head the gifts that I've found women really like are:
Underwear repair kit
A good quality multitool
Flashlight set
Gift card from Walmart
Snow shovel
Those are my top 5 but I'll think on it a bit more and get back.
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Subscription to BRAZZERS
new Synergy S19
motorcycle accessories
CanadianProtein supplements
Girls LOVE all of those things for sure...
if she likes reading then get her an ereader....some of them come with a few hundred classic books already installed.....anywhere from $100 to $150
^^ thats an actual good idea.
I would love a docking station for my clients to run their music through to my sound system in my gym when I'm training them.
a small camera instead of my professional one that takes forever to focus and zoom.
LuLue Lemon gift certificates.
An off season air travel gift card that would cover a trip to see my grand son who is in Orlando.
last suggestions..non stick fry pans and sexy thongs.
we'll buy the frypans and thongs for you if u gear up in the thongs and cook up some eggs in them using the new camera to record it all and post it..sorry...ok...I know..f off..lol
Take her to Sandles. 5 grand is ok to spend on a Christmas gift, right?
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razor are you single? message me, all replies will be reviewed and answered.. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by razorsedge
those charm bracelets seam to be pretty popular lately in sterling silver. You can add sentimental charms of things that she likes that mean a lot to her...ie. little soccer ball, birth stone, etc.
Jewelry and thoughtful, how can you go wrong?
Cellulite cream.
Anti-wrinkle cream.
Spanx (slimming underwear).
I bought my GF a small tiffany's pendant and a kindle. Lots of other good suggestions here also!
Just ended up getting her as her's is broken. Not the cheapest but not the most expensive, somewhere in the middle.
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This is a good idea my Mom got one a few years ago and it makes gift shopping for her really easy as just buy another charm.Quote:
Originally Posted by Canadian Protein.com
yes, they are the perfect gift idea that is for sure and they are very nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by SuperQT