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Selasa, 15 Januari 2013

What do you buy a 60 yr old man for his birthday?

Q. My fiance and I were invited to our neighbors birthday/memorial day party. I think it would be rude to show up without a gift, but I have no idea what to get him since we barely know him. Any ideas?
Serious answers only please! and all I know about him, is that he invited us over for food, fire, and beer.

A. Do you know anything about him at all? Like, does he like sports or have a favorite team? Is he ultra religious? Does he collect antiques? Always talking about automobiles? Anything at all? If no, this is time when pre-paid gift cards come in handy, let the person decide what they want. Maybe he would like a gift basket full of fresh organic fruits, nuts, crackers, three kinds of cheeses, and some candies?


What would be an appropriate and nice gift for my Dad, for his 60th birthday?
Q. Me and my two daughters are going to surprise my Dad on his 60th birthday at a surprise dinner my Mom and brother are planning for him (we live 1500 miles away from him & he has no idea we are coming). I want to bring him something special, a nice gift, but I have no idea on what to get a 60 year old man. Any ideas or suggestions??? By the way he's a fishing fanatic.

A. Personally, he's probably going to appreciate the thought more then the money spent. PLUS the traveling to be with him. I would suggest you making a video tape of people sharing their favorite memory they have that involves him. That way he is feeling great and still seeing your faces. If you don't have access to a video camera you can write a letter explaining your favorite memory. You might want to get him a new fishing hook and explain how he's a great catch and you're happy he's your dad or something.


Can you suggest ideas for a gift for my Dad's 60th birthday?
Q. My Dad is turning 60 next month, and I have no idea what to get him. I always struggle to find gifts for him because he already has everything, and he's the kind of person who just goes out and buys what he wants.

I'd like to get him something special, but I'm totally stumped.

He's into tools, his truck, his pet dogs, and regular "man" stuff (but not golf or football).

A. Is he into politics? Was he in the army? Does he like history?

I only ask these questions because when my grandfather had his birthday I had the same problem. I had no idea what to get him. But my grandfather was in the army, so I typed in "Gifts for soldiers," and I found this website that sells like gifts for guys who are a like, "I'm an American, I'm Awesome."

But they also have military patches and flags that also might interest your grandfather. If you are completely stumped it may be worth a look. Hope this helps.

http://www.gadsdenandculpeper.com/


my step father is paying $5000 for my wedding, how much should i spend on a gift for him in return?
Q. My step father is paying for half of my wedding. Which is very generous of him! I am very appreciative. How much should me and my fiance spend on a gift in return for him? Any body have any ideas? It's kind of silly to ask for money to help us out and then go right back and spend half of it on a present for him anyways. That kind of defeats the purpose of getting the from from him. Suggestions?

A. Would you consider a gift for both him and your mom together? One of my favorite gifts to give is a gift card from "bed and breakfast .com." I gave it to my MOH & Best Man (my brother & sis-in-law) for being in my wedding and then later to my mom on her 60th birthday. If you or any of your family/friends has a Costco membership, you can purchase a $100 gift card for $80. So if you can afford $160, you can get them $200 worth of gift and they get a nice weekend away at any participating bed and breakfast! They are also offering a special on the site directly, $25 off of $250 purchase... http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/ or http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=11606425&search=bedandbreakfast.com&topnav=&Mo=0&cm_re=1_en-_-Top_Left_Nav-_-Top_search&lang=en-US&Nr=P_CatalogName:BC&N=5000043&whse=BC&Dx=mode%20matchallpartial&Ntk=Text_Search&Dr=P_CatalogName:BC&Ne=4000000&D=bedandbreakfast.com&Ntt=bedandbreakfast.com&No=0&Nty=1&Ntx=mode%20matchallpartial

The best part of this gift is that you are giving them an experience & memories, not just a "thing" that may eventually just end up on a shelf collecting dust.





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Kamis, 10 Januari 2013

What should i get my boyfriend for his birthday?

Q. My boyfriend always just buys stuff when he wants it and whenever I ask him what he wants he says he doesnt know. I need ideas! It's going to be his 21st bday... people have suggested a scrapbook of the two of us but he just wouldnt really be into that! Ideas please! The more original the better!

A. If your man is a sports fan do this. Buy some baseball tickets for the two of you and go watch a game. Have a hat of his favorite team as a suprise for him at the game. Go with the hat the pros wear (New Era). If he likes video games get him a gift certificate to Game Stop (for at least $60) so he can get a game. Better yet buy some hot lingerie and hopefully you know what to do from there. Good luck


Can anyone give me some good ideas of things to make as christmas gifts? Money is rather tight!!!?
Q.

A. Garage sales, fetes, and charity shops are fantastic for bargains. You should start gathering stuff straight after Christmas at the Christmas sales. Same with birthday presents. If things are really tight, space out your socialising at Christmas and when your Auntie gives you something, give it to your girlfriend and so on. One year I took a photo of myself nude and put glitter glue and holly stickers over the rude bits and made Christmas cards and rubberstamped the inside with the words MERRY CHRISTMAS. They were such a huge hit that I sold them in boxes of 6. Just remember, anything moist like glue makes the paper curl so no big dollops. I have done this for 3 years in a row and made two calendars as well (photos round the house and garden, and photos on overseas trips) (me naked in Glasgow, naked on the pyramids, etc) but trying to put a different pose on each month made it expensive ($60 per calendar) and I made no profit on the calendars. For sedate friends I made Christmas cards from black and white photocopies of photos of myself on Santa's knee at age 5. But the worst thing was, I didn't put my glasses on and didn't notice that the date had been faintly pencilled on the photo margin by my mother. And it came out even darker on the photocopy but still so faint I didn't notice it. Everyone found out I had been lying about my age for years.

Put Christmas paper around tins and put succulent cuttings in them with really cheap Christmas earrings hanging off the "branches" as decorations as tho they were little Christmas trees. A man I know gave all his women friends home made gift vouchers for massages. None were redeemed but it caused a lot of mirth. The best presents are ones that will be used every day by the receiver cos every time they touch them they will think of you. My Aunt gave me an assemble-it-yourself marble upright kitchen paper towel holder. It is just a thick marble disk with a marble pole thing coming up from the middle of it. Every time I yank a piece of paper from the roll I think of her. I bought a skull for a dollar at a garage sale and gave it to my doctor and he keeps it on his desk. When anyone asks my lawyer at a social event, for any legal advice, he says METER'S RUNNING! to warn them he might bill them. From a scrap metal yard I got him an outdated parking meter which works, and he has it mounted next to his desk. When I told them the story behind the gift, they gave it to me free. The zoo sells bags of manure cheap, from the animal cages and calls it ZOO POO and this causes good reactions when you give these for gifts. A friend of mine and I were invited to this rich person's place for his birthday and we were broke. We thought we would get him something later, and look at his tastes first. There were loads of people there in the house and garden. We were shown over the house by his partner when we arrived and saw they had an antique vacuum cleaner museum. We slipped out of the party, sped back to a deceased estate's storeroom that belonged to my family and got the oldest vacky in the world, ran a wet rag all over it and took it back to the party and dingdonged the doorbell. When he opened the door he went ga-gaa over the gift and said HOW DID YOU KNOW I COLLECTED THESE? It turned out to be one of the oldest in his set and it was the hit of the party.

If you give someone jewellery, and they like it, they will wear it every day and remember you gave it to them.

You can make jewellery yourself out of bits and pieces of broken jewellery but you have to have flair and some craft books from the library and friends who appreciate that sort of thing.

Christmas decorations are good to give, especially a box of string lights, but that is getting up to the $10 mark. My Aunt gave me a tin angel which comes out every Christmas for the table and has very sharp edges which I have managed to stay clear of.

One couple gave me a near-life-size stuffed toy gorilla that they got at a charity shop, and a designer jacket which is so beautiful. I have dressed as Santa and visited friends on Christmas day and gasbagged to their children and their children's friends. Also at Halloween I dressed as a witch for some friends' children and answered their door for trick or treat. I had kids screaming and running backwards into each other I was so scary. The first time I opened the door the kids were so upset and screaming that I got a fright too and actually wet myself so I couldn't sit down the rest of the night. But the second and subsequent times, I got used to it.

Get cheap frames and cut out pics of film stars from magazines and sign the pics in flourishing black texta pen TO SUSIE WITH LOVE FROM BRAD, NICE MEETING YOU XXX (a pic of Brad Pitt). These were a great hit and look like real photos if you have glass over them. In some mags the film stars pose properly for the cameras so don't get a pic of Britney walking along the street eating an icypole.

If you can make Christmas fruit cakes, and can cover them with plastic icing, make a frill for round the bottom to cover where the ragged bottom meets the board, out of silver or gold cupcake paper holders. Cut the round bottom out of them, then don't let the lining fall away cos it adds stiffness, cut the remainder into two or four strips and push the top up into the icing in scollop (spelling?) pattern. Overlap the side edges. One or two of the first ones will look messy maybe, but by the time you have finished all round the cake, it will look good. If your first cake looks really messy, do two rows, the one above to hide the joins of the row below. If you had stiff gold paper doyleys you could use these instead. Long as they have a sharp stiff edge to stick into the icing.

Some perfumes at Asian shops or big department stores, have funny names. They might not smell like French perfumes but surprisingly for cheap perfumes, the packaging is nice. I got a few bottles of perfume where the packaging looked very classy and it was called NO! This caused a lot of merriment.

Just hours before closing on Christmas Eve, a supermarket near me reduced their Christmas puddings to 80cents each, and their big trees to $5. If you see a small shop open really late on Christmas eve, the owner is desperate to get rid of their Christmas stock so go in there and they will even offer you a drink while you are looking around!

My Uncle went into hospital and I gave him soap and a water pistol so he could give himself bedbaths.

Get metal serving trays from home or garage sales, doesn't matter if they are all scratched, as long as they are not buckled. If the edges are wavy and not just straight, even better. Paint it roughly with a couple of coats of different colour paints and put a couple of holes in it and hang it with fancy cord. This is a metal board now for magnets. Put a magnet on it with a note saying MERRY CHRISTMAS etc.


My parents are going to a 60 year old man and his 63 year old sisters birthday party. What to get them?
Q. His sister is mentally retarted and uses a wheelchair. What should my parents and where should they get it from? Any ideas?
Thanks

A. Maybe buy them a fragrance gift set...aftershave/soap/powder in a men's toiletry bag...and for her, perfume/soap/powder in a ladies toiletry bag.
Everyone can always use those things (and her carer can use them on her) so they feel pampered and smell lovely.
The expense of the gifts can be up to you depending on how luxury the fragrance etc is.

or maybe you could buy him a nice painting, or nice bottle of wine etc and just give his sister the toiletries.


What can I get my dad for his 60th birthday?
Q. I'm not made of money seeing as I'm 15, but my mum will buy the presents.

He's going to be 60 and I want to get him something really special.

I was going to get him a season ticket for our local football club but they are £299 lol.

Any idea's would be great. Thanks :))
ohh i forgot to say. it's on 23rd may.

A. I think sports events are a great idea. I'm assuming youre in the UK so can you buy him tickets to a football or rugby game? And then you can join him and will be a nice event to go to together.

I'm not 60, but as a man, I like gifts that I can enjoy with my family or loved ones. Sporting events, dinners, and group activities are the best. No wallets, ties, or shirts. :)

Hope this helps!

-LR





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Jumat, 28 Desember 2012

What would be an appropriate and nice gift for my Dad, for his 60th birthday?

Q. Me and my two daughters are going to surprise my Dad on his 60th birthday at a surprise dinner my Mom and brother are planning for him (we live 1500 miles away from him & he has no idea we are coming). I want to bring him something special, a nice gift, but I have no idea on what to get a 60 year old man. Any ideas or suggestions??? By the way he's a fishing fanatic.

A. Personally, he's probably going to appreciate the thought more then the money spent. PLUS the traveling to be with him. I would suggest you making a video tape of people sharing their favorite memory they have that involves him. That way he is feeling great and still seeing your faces. If you don't have access to a video camera you can write a letter explaining your favorite memory. You might want to get him a new fishing hook and explain how he's a great catch and you're happy he's your dad or something.


Can you suggest ideas for a gift for my Dad's 60th birthday?
Q. My Dad is turning 60 next month, and I have no idea what to get him. I always struggle to find gifts for him because he already has everything, and he's the kind of person who just goes out and buys what he wants.

I'd like to get him something special, but I'm totally stumped.

He's into tools, his truck, his pet dogs, and regular "man" stuff (but not golf or football).

A. Is he into politics? Was he in the army? Does he like history?

I only ask these questions because when my grandfather had his birthday I had the same problem. I had no idea what to get him. But my grandfather was in the army, so I typed in "Gifts for soldiers," and I found this website that sells like gifts for guys who are a like, "I'm an American, I'm Awesome."

But they also have military patches and flags that also might interest your grandfather. If you are completely stumped it may be worth a look. Hope this helps.

http://www.gadsdenandculpeper.com/


my step father is paying $5000 for my wedding, how much should i spend on a gift for him in return?
Q. My step father is paying for half of my wedding. Which is very generous of him! I am very appreciative. How much should me and my fiance spend on a gift in return for him? Any body have any ideas? It's kind of silly to ask for money to help us out and then go right back and spend half of it on a present for him anyways. That kind of defeats the purpose of getting the from from him. Suggestions?

A. Would you consider a gift for both him and your mom together? One of my favorite gifts to give is a gift card from "bed and breakfast .com." I gave it to my MOH & Best Man (my brother & sis-in-law) for being in my wedding and then later to my mom on her 60th birthday. If you or any of your family/friends has a Costco membership, you can purchase a $100 gift card for $80. So if you can afford $160, you can get them $200 worth of gift and they get a nice weekend away at any participating bed and breakfast! They are also offering a special on the site directly, $25 off of $250 purchase... http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/ or http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=11606425&search=bedandbreakfast.com&topnav=&Mo=0&cm_re=1_en-_-Top_Left_Nav-_-Top_search&lang=en-US&Nr=P_CatalogName:BC&N=5000043&whse=BC&Dx=mode%20matchallpartial&Ntk=Text_Search&Dr=P_CatalogName:BC&Ne=4000000&D=bedandbreakfast.com&Ntt=bedandbreakfast.com&No=0&Nty=1&Ntx=mode%20matchallpartial

The best part of this gift is that you are giving them an experience & memories, not just a "thing" that may eventually just end up on a shelf collecting dust.


What should I get my dad for Father's Day/ Birthday?
Q. My dad's birthday is coming up on the same day as Father's Day, soon, so I have double the giving. He's not like most dads he's not handy or a business man so no tools or creative office supplies. Though, he is a writer, excercises quite a bit, and pretty fashionable. Do you have an idea of what i should get him? Muchhhhh Appreciated!

A. Father�s Day is the perfect time to show your appreciation for everything your dad has done for you over the years. Whether your dad loves trying out new recipes or spending time outdoors minding the grill, there�s always some new electronic gear he can use.

http://giftbuzz.com/gifts/Father%27sDay-Man30-60-Male/4997

You can filter the above handpicked gift items for your price range. We hope that your gift brings a smile on his face.





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Jumat, 14 Desember 2012

can anyone help with a cruise checklist?

Q. I am going on a cruise to the bahamas and i'm pretty sure i would run out of ideas before it docks back home. so i am asking anyone to come up with a checklist of 101 things to do on a cruise!!! Craziness is ultimately accepted!!! and for anyone who knows. it is the Carnival Sensation.

A. 1. Swimming pool, and hot tubs
2. jump on the beds
3. be really awkward in the elevator
4. eat pizza at midnight
5. run through the halls wildly
6. go to the teen clubs
7. make 20 new friends
8. creep out one small child, a 12 year old girl, and a old man
9. pretend to be a statue
10. Browse the gift shops
11. go to the ports
12. make sandcastles at the beach
13. skinny dip
14. climb a tree
15. pretend it's your birthday and make the staff sing to you, then after say it was last week
16. make your own towel animals ;)
17. eat a really awkward food dish at dinner
18. try catching fish
19. draw a pretty picture
20. play pin the tail on the donkey
21. eat lots of ice-cream till you throw up
22. don't kill yourself xD
23.get 7 peoples numbers
24. find a person from mexico
25. sun tan
26. enter a contest
27. take lots of pictures
28. listen to music
29. memorize what on each deck
30. find cabins 320, 412, and 113 and knock on their door
31. go to the spa
32. go on a tour
33. read a book
34. sleep in
35. have a shower
36. style your hair in an awesome way
37. try to find a whale
38. Find a bald man (or woman) and ask to rub his (or her) head
39. do back flips in the lobby
40. balance a cup on your head for more then thirty seconds while walking around
41. randomly dance in the hallway
42. drink tons of soda
43. brush your teeth
44. make a song and sing it by the pool
45. tell a girl she is beautiful
46. tell a guy he is handsome
47. slide down a railing
48. find a penny
49. get 35 hugs from 35 diffrent people
50. use the bathroom
51. do the thriller dance
52. laugh hysterically over nothing
53. Find a banana and eat it
54. Give someone a banana and make them eat it
55. eat an exotic fruit
56. find someone from your hometown, or state/province
57. walk down the halls drunk/ pretending to be drunk
58. give someone a tip ( money )
59. give someone a tip ( advice)
60. act like a mime
61. watch a performance
62. act lika a spy/secret agent
63. do a cartwheel
64. Fake an accent when greeting someone
65. Stay up for 24 hours
66. watch t.v.
67. go from the bottom level to the top level, holding your breath
68. wear your clothes backwards and see if anyone notices
69. sulk in a corner
70. keep a diary
71. talk backwards
72. remake a scene from titanic
73. yell, THE SHIP IS SINKING
74. pretend ur doing misson impossible
75. kill a fly
76. wear your life jacket around the boat
77. pretend ur on a plane
78. Sing twinkle twinkle little star
79. sing a duet with someone
80. take lots of pictures
81. make up a fake name
82. draw yourself a moustache
83. paint your nails
84. be fashionable late
85. cannonball into the pool
86. "accidentally" drink salt water
87. sleep in the elevator
88. sleep during the day, and wake around the ship at night
89. give someone a shoe shine
90. yawn alot
91. make a paper crane and give it to the staff
92. play tic tac toe
93. get someone to play truth or dare with you
94. ask to eat your food with chopsticks
95. go on the water slide
96. Go to the internet cafe and e-mail someone
97. play golf
98. get a hole in one
99.trip when walking infront of a ton of people
100. have fun
101. don't get kicked off the ship

hopefully u appreciate this because it took me a LONG time to write, e-mail me and tell me how much u accually go done haha xD have fun on your cruise. My e-mail is loveisblind64@hotmail.com


Can anyone give me some good ideas of things to make as christmas gifts? Money is rather tight!!!?
Q.

A. Garage sales, fetes, and charity shops are fantastic for bargains. You should start gathering stuff straight after Christmas at the Christmas sales. Same with birthday presents. If things are really tight, space out your socialising at Christmas and when your Auntie gives you something, give it to your girlfriend and so on. One year I took a photo of myself nude and put glitter glue and holly stickers over the rude bits and made Christmas cards and rubberstamped the inside with the words MERRY CHRISTMAS. They were such a huge hit that I sold them in boxes of 6. Just remember, anything moist like glue makes the paper curl so no big dollops. I have done this for 3 years in a row and made two calendars as well (photos round the house and garden, and photos on overseas trips) (me naked in Glasgow, naked on the pyramids, etc) but trying to put a different pose on each month made it expensive ($60 per calendar) and I made no profit on the calendars. For sedate friends I made Christmas cards from black and white photocopies of photos of myself on Santa's knee at age 5. But the worst thing was, I didn't put my glasses on and didn't notice that the date had been faintly pencilled on the photo margin by my mother. And it came out even darker on the photocopy but still so faint I didn't notice it. Everyone found out I had been lying about my age for years.

Put Christmas paper around tins and put succulent cuttings in them with really cheap Christmas earrings hanging off the "branches" as decorations as tho they were little Christmas trees. A man I know gave all his women friends home made gift vouchers for massages. None were redeemed but it caused a lot of mirth. The best presents are ones that will be used every day by the receiver cos every time they touch them they will think of you. My Aunt gave me an assemble-it-yourself marble upright kitchen paper towel holder. It is just a thick marble disk with a marble pole thing coming up from the middle of it. Every time I yank a piece of paper from the roll I think of her. I bought a skull for a dollar at a garage sale and gave it to my doctor and he keeps it on his desk. When anyone asks my lawyer at a social event, for any legal advice, he says METER'S RUNNING! to warn them he might bill them. From a scrap metal yard I got him an outdated parking meter which works, and he has it mounted next to his desk. When I told them the story behind the gift, they gave it to me free. The zoo sells bags of manure cheap, from the animal cages and calls it ZOO POO and this causes good reactions when you give these for gifts. A friend of mine and I were invited to this rich person's place for his birthday and we were broke. We thought we would get him something later, and look at his tastes first. There were loads of people there in the house and garden. We were shown over the house by his partner when we arrived and saw they had an antique vacuum cleaner museum. We slipped out of the party, sped back to a deceased estate's storeroom that belonged to my family and got the oldest vacky in the world, ran a wet rag all over it and took it back to the party and dingdonged the doorbell. When he opened the door he went ga-gaa over the gift and said HOW DID YOU KNOW I COLLECTED THESE? It turned out to be one of the oldest in his set and it was the hit of the party.

If you give someone jewellery, and they like it, they will wear it every day and remember you gave it to them.

You can make jewellery yourself out of bits and pieces of broken jewellery but you have to have flair and some craft books from the library and friends who appreciate that sort of thing.

Christmas decorations are good to give, especially a box of string lights, but that is getting up to the $10 mark. My Aunt gave me a tin angel which comes out every Christmas for the table and has very sharp edges which I have managed to stay clear of.

One couple gave me a near-life-size stuffed toy gorilla that they got at a charity shop, and a designer jacket which is so beautiful. I have dressed as Santa and visited friends on Christmas day and gasbagged to their children and their children's friends. Also at Halloween I dressed as a witch for some friends' children and answered their door for trick or treat. I had kids screaming and running backwards into each other I was so scary. The first time I opened the door the kids were so upset and screaming that I got a fright too and actually wet myself so I couldn't sit down the rest of the night. But the second and subsequent times, I got used to it.

Get cheap frames and cut out pics of film stars from magazines and sign the pics in flourishing black texta pen TO SUSIE WITH LOVE FROM BRAD, NICE MEETING YOU XXX (a pic of Brad Pitt). These were a great hit and look like real photos if you have glass over them. In some mags the film stars pose properly for the cameras so don't get a pic of Britney walking along the street eating an icypole.

If you can make Christmas fruit cakes, and can cover them with plastic icing, make a frill for round the bottom to cover where the ragged bottom meets the board, out of silver or gold cupcake paper holders. Cut the round bottom out of them, then don't let the lining fall away cos it adds stiffness, cut the remainder into two or four strips and push the top up into the icing in scollop (spelling?) pattern. Overlap the side edges. One or two of the first ones will look messy maybe, but by the time you have finished all round the cake, it will look good. If your first cake looks really messy, do two rows, the one above to hide the joins of the row below. If you had stiff gold paper doyleys you could use these instead. Long as they have a sharp stiff edge to stick into the icing.

Some perfumes at Asian shops or big department stores, have funny names. They might not smell like French perfumes but surprisingly for cheap perfumes, the packaging is nice. I got a few bottles of perfume where the packaging looked very classy and it was called NO! This caused a lot of merriment.

Just hours before closing on Christmas Eve, a supermarket near me reduced their Christmas puddings to 80cents each, and their big trees to $5. If you see a small shop open really late on Christmas eve, the owner is desperate to get rid of their Christmas stock so go in there and they will even offer you a drink while you are looking around!

My Uncle went into hospital and I gave him soap and a water pistol so he could give himself bedbaths.

Get metal serving trays from home or garage sales, doesn't matter if they are all scratched, as long as they are not buckled. If the edges are wavy and not just straight, even better. Paint it roughly with a couple of coats of different colour paints and put a couple of holes in it and hang it with fancy cord. This is a metal board now for magnets. Put a magnet on it with a note saying MERRY CHRISTMAS etc.


My parents are going to a 60 year old man and his 63 year old sisters birthday party. What to get them?
Q. His sister is mentally retarted and uses a wheelchair. What should my parents and where should they get it from? Any ideas?
Thanks

A. Maybe buy them a fragrance gift set...aftershave/soap/powder in a men's toiletry bag...and for her, perfume/soap/powder in a ladies toiletry bag.
Everyone can always use those things (and her carer can use them on her) so they feel pampered and smell lovely.
The expense of the gifts can be up to you depending on how luxury the fragrance etc is.

or maybe you could buy him a nice painting, or nice bottle of wine etc and just give his sister the toiletries.


Hi, my dads bday is coming up and hes turnin 60,,any ideas on what i should get him?
Q.

A. hey bud, the best thing to do wen ur young or even if ur older, is the thought of the present, so just write him a custom made card and go give him a kiss and tell him happy bday....or right a coupon pack with 20 coupons ,make sure each coupon has at least some sort of chore you are willing to do, so one coupon good for cleaning bathroom, doing dishes, etc etc....i did tht wen i was younger good luck man

You could have a cake shaped like a plug socket or a light switch.... maybe you could have HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAD written on it in red, green and yellow so that it looks like wires and cables?

you can go in for the conventional gifts like watch, a shirt or tie, gift basket with flowers, cake, perfume etc., or maybe compile his favourite music on fathers day, a phone, ipod etc..

Good luck, i hope your dad likes his cake and has a good birthday x





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