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Hi, I need suggestions for Christmas for two adults that have everything!!

When I ask all I get is no, please dont get me anything, however I KNOW THEY WANT SOMETHING. They always get me and my child alot of gifts. Anyways, they have everything. One is a gentleman of about 65, and the other a women of about 62. I've dont the perfume etc. I want something unique...



Keep in mind I am on a budget so a porche is out of the question........................

Thanks you guys, oh, one suggestion was to give a bag of tootsie pops and see how long it took to get to the center. Just kiddin:o

jasmund wrote: Hi, I need suggestions for Christmas for two adults that have everything!!



When I ask all I get is no, please dont get me anything, however I KNOW THEY WANT SOMETHING. They always get me and my child alot of gifts. Anyways, they have everything. One is a gentleman of about 65, and the other a women of about 62. I've dont the perfume etc. I want something unique...





Keep in mind I am on a budget so a porche is out of the question........................



Thanks you guys, oh, one suggestion was to give a bag of tootsie pops and see how long it took to get to the center. Just kiddin:oSurprise them and get them exactly what they ask for..nothing!

It happened to me once and believe me, it's a big surprise.

Far Rider wrote: see this is why christmas should not come... it causes confusion and worry... makes people seek advice, that cant be good!:wah:Back to your thread Grinch.

Fruit cake

Mini ones fit in stockings.

Movie passes

coupons to rent movies

Hi Jas, my in-laws are like that - I never know what to get. They always say their house is too full of junk so I try to buy 'disposable' gifts eg theatre tickets for a play or a panto - doesn't have to be expensive, just a local am/dram group production. Or what about some fancy biscuits as older folks often find chocs too sweet and sickly? Or even a nice bouquet of flowers or a poinsettia (but be careful with little kiddies as they're poisonous!)

Happy shopping! :-6

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Rapunzel wrote: Hi Jas, my in-laws are like that - I never know what to get. They always say their house is too full of junk so I try to buy 'disposable' gifts eg theatre tickets for a play or a panto - doesn't have to be expensive, just a local am/dram group production. Or what about some fancy biscuits as older folks often find chocs too sweet and sickly? Or even a nice bouquet of flowers or a poinsettia (but be careful with little kiddies as they're poisonous!)

Happy shopping! :-6


Teas and Coffees' as well

My parents told me the same thing. However, it wasn't an option for me. So, one Christmas, I bought them small (just enough for 2) bottles of wine and a variety of beers (1 each) from different countries. They really enjoyed this. And I was thought of everytime they opened one of them......... Win-win for all.