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What are some original, warm halloween costume ideas for a teen girl?

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Pears


Hi, I'm 15 and need costume ideas. All the costumes I've seen are lacking in coverage, unoriginal, or fully covering but not cute. Thanks.
Eh, of those I like Waldo the best but I've already thought of that. Thanks anyway.



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You could be Waldo or Wanda from Where's Waldo, you could wear a cute striped sweater with a matching hat, then just jeans and some warm shoes! If you've ever seen A Christmas Story, you could wear a pink bunny costume like he gets for Christmas(: You could go 80's, with your hair crimped and teased in a scrunchy and some crazy makeup, and wear some harem pants or leggings with legwarmers and converse, with a sweatshirt with the neck cut out! You could even try going as a toddler, with footie pajamas and a blanket wrapped around you. You could put your hair in pigtails and carry around a teddy bear and suck your thumb! I hope these helped, or at least gave you some better ideas(; Good luck with everything, hope you have an awesome Halloween!

Waldo:
http://www.kaboodle.com/reviews/red-and-white-nautical-striped-v-neck-sweater-xs
http://www.mygiftsandsouvenirs.com/acatalog/copy_of_Wales_Childs_Cap.html

A Christmas Story:
The original: http://collegelifestyles.org/2009/12/%E2%80%98no-i-really-love-it%E2%80%99-what-to-do-with-a-terrible-gift/
The costume: http://www.windycitynovelties.com/241010p/a-christmas-story-bunny-suit-adult-costume.html?s_cid=GPE241010&adtype=pla&gclid=CPHC0Lq036sCFUbs7QodMziuOw

80's:
The pants: http://edfadiel.blogspot.com/2010/10/harem-pants-trend.html
The sweatshirt: http://media.canada.com/gallery/dose_soundtracks/081002sound_flashdance.jpg

Toddler:
The footies: http://www.cheapfootedpajamas.com/

What are some good gifts for a coin collector?




stephapoll


I am looking for some holiday gifts for a coin collector. Just wondering if anybody collects coins and what they would like to receive for christmas. I don't know much about it so any help is appreciated!

Thank you in advance!! :)



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The 2010 Red Book is out, it is a guide to U.S. coins. Coin supplies are always handy and see just what kind of coins he collects and get him one for that collection. A true coin collector never turns down books on his hobby check to see what he collects and get him a book on that series. Go to www.brooklyngallery.com for they have lots of coins supplies as well as books. Maybe that will give you an idea. I have collected for a long time and my wife still surprises me with hobby items.




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What are some great gift ideas for people outside of the country?

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sweety


I have in mind makeup set....if you know any good suggestion for girls/lady gift ideas can you send me a link of it if you can, if not thats okay =]

-thanks!
people have such great humor lol



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flowers, makeup is good, movie, gift card for her favourite store... if you want to spend a lot buy her a nice ring i think every girl likes diamonds :)
good luck!

What is a good birthday gift idea for a Chinese lady boss?




trainee_ha


Hi, I have a new chinese lady boss who is a very nice person and I would like to get her a gift for her upcoming birthday. I havent had the time to really get to know her, so I am counting on finding some standard time tested gift ideas that I cant go wrong with. It would be preferable if the gifts have some sort of a chinese theme to it that she might appreciate.

Please help!



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I'm Chinese!

As the Belarussian answerer said, you give gifts as you would any lady. However, do be aware of some Chinese gift codes:

- Most Chinese value the colours red and gold, because it is the colour of good luck
- Never give any forms of knives as a gift (e.g. letter openers, manicure sets etc) because it is perceived as a symbol of severing the friendship.
- Never give clocks, fake cash (like those rectangular notepads with dollars printed on the back of them) or white flowers--these are mourning items, and receiving them would be perceived as wishing they were dead.

Normally I don't give personal birthday gifts to a boss, but might initiate to arrange with some colleagues buying a joint gift for her. This makes the boundary clear that our relationship is business, not personal; and it avoids misinterpretation, especially in cross cultural situations.

My top picks for lady gifts are usually stuff she could wear, including earrings/bracelets, handbags, belts, perfume, or a silk shawl. However, these are very personal gifts that could be inappropriate for a boss; especially, if as your username says, you are but a trainee. Don't forget that Chinese people are very hierarchical, so receiving gifts as such may be awkward for a Chinese woman even if she is very nice.

If you really want this birthday to be your appreciation for her being part of your life, it may be best to get her a gift that she will use up and can share with her someone special. This may include vouchers to dine at her favourite restaurant, get pampered at a fabulous spa, stay at a hotel in a nearby weekend getaway spot, or enjoy an evening at the opera if she's into that thing. If you don't want to spend too much, vouchers for Starbucks or a movie would suffice. But whatever you get her, make sure you have two of them included, because (especially if you're a man) it's not as nice to receive one of these and not be able to take her someone special with. Not only is including two a sign of respect for the possibility that she may want to spend it with someone special other than you, but also two is a lucky number in Chinese numerology.

If you decide not to have a go at any of these, a birthday cake jointly bought with your colleagues to be eaten in the office/wherever you work never fails. Don't forget candles! Party hats & horns and decorations would be nice, but optional.




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