Gift Giving

If you really do not know what she likes, then the best way to go is cash. she's young, so she could probably use the money. whatever you do; do not buy a gift card. i hate getting walmart giftcards and stuff. there's not point in it; might as well give someone the money than choosing the store their going to spend it at.

Yes it would be best to bring something small like a bottle of wine. Its better to be safe than sorry and they will appreciate the gesture.

In America, toy cap guns and holsters. kids boots. Of course, a cowboy hat their size works great.

It's a Jewish tradition to give monetary gifts in multiples of 18.

Baby gift baskets can vary significantly in price depending on the products in the basket. Pre-packaged gift baskets are typically more expensive than self-made ones because you are paying for the convenience.

A basket of slippers would be a unique and thoughtful gift for someone using slippers regularly, such as a dancers. It would also be unique to someone who worked from home who preferred comfortable shoes. The most important thing is to determine if your gift will be special and unique to the recipient.

Giving a wallet as a gift without any money inside is considered unlucky because it symbolizes empty fortune or financial misfortune. In many cultures, it is believed that a wallet should always contain some money to ensure prosperity and good luck for the recipient. To counteract this superstition, people often add a small amount of money, like a coin or a bill, to the wallet before gifting it. This gesture is thought to invite wealth and abundance into the recipient's life.

Giving a bag as a gift to a debutante can mean a few different things. One of these meanings is that it represents how life is still open and free.

There are hundreds of ideas for gift giving. You must let the creative juices flow. Start with the personality of the recipient. For example, if they are naturally funny, they might enjoy something humorous. Then determine what they like to do. If they read a lot you could get them a book or maybe an e-reader. Perhaps they like to eat out a lot. A great gift would be a gift certificate to a fancy restaurant. Lastly, consider making them something. There is nothing more special than a home made gift.

A thoughtful gift for a PhD graduate could be a personalized item, such as a custom diploma frame or a high-quality pen engraved with their name. Consider also practical gifts like a stylish briefcase or a professional portfolio to help them in their career. Alternatively, a subscription to an academic journal or a gift card for books can support their ongoing learning. Lastly, a celebratory experience, like a nice dinner or a weekend getaway, can be a meaningful way to honor their achievement.

Gift idea's for a mother's birthday - I think it would be nice to do things for her, like some chores or some handy man fix things that need fixing around the house. Cook her favorite breakfast or take her out to dinner. Spend time with her. Make her favorite cake or desert. Let her have to time to herself to let her do something she likes to do. Make it special, call her friends or family and remind them it's her birthday and to spend time with her.

Im having the same probelom right now! Id make her something

I'm not sure that it makes sense to give a boyfriend a gift on Father's Day. If they aren't the father of your children, it wouldn't be appropriate.

One sends a memorial or remembrance for a funeral, not a gift. If you choose not to send flowers, a contribution to a church or charity in memory of the deceased is appropriate. Some other things to do include buying a memorial brick or stone in a park or playground, or having a star named after the deceased person.

The 3.5" floppy disk is defunkt now, it is rarely if ever used, so to be able to procure one would be hard and then finding a new computer on which to use it would be difficult. If a floppy disk drive is available the volume of information that can be stored on it is minimal. A floppy disk can store around 1.44Mb wheras a conventional CD can store from 600 - 800Mb.

If I'm thinking of the same thing as you, then it's a book about a child/children who receive a gift from a (possibley fictional) place called winklesea. It comes to life in the form of a small, seal-like creature. It's quite similar to Dick King-Smith's The Waterhorse.

I'd recommend it. I read it when I was about 10 though....

If I'm thinking of the same thing as you, then it's a book about a child/children who receive a gift from a (possibley fictional) place called winklesea. It comes to life in the form of a small, seal-like creature. It's quite similar to Dick King-Smith's The Waterhorse.

I'd recommend it. I read it when I was about 10 though....

For someone graduating from law school, below are some meaningful and thoughtful gift ideas. One should never worry about the amount of money spent as it should fit your budget as opposed to worrying about the appropriate amount.

A big kiss.

no, it is just a gift which is given as a token of appreciation

I'm not certain there is a specific knife gifting etiquette. It is perhaps best to give the best knife you can afford. Giving a cheap knife is like giving any other cheap gift. Keeping in mind that "cheap" and inexpensive" are not synonyms here.

Shop wise, shop well. And, if giving a pocket knife, have it personalized (engraved).

There does appear to be a substantial superstition behind giving knives, anything with a blade or cutting edge for that matter, as a gift. It seems the superstition goes that giving a cutting edge will sever the relationship.

Not to cast aspersions on this particular bit of personal belief, but it's bull. That is unless you subscribe to it so completely that you force it into being (self-fulfilling prophesy and all).

I would be honored and quite proud to receive a fine blade as a gift. So, anyone out there inclinded to do so, who knows me personally, I saw a beautifully crafted Zweihander several years ago, forged by a master swordsmith from central Illinois. If he is still in the craft, and you can locate him, I have a wall all picked out to hang it.

Yes, send a gift, especially if you're close to the person. It doesn't have to be expensive. Nowadays, Personalised gifts are available which are also reasonable, unique, long lasting. Everyone loves personalised gifts. You can choose personalised gifts from Frame My Name.

There is really no difference between a shop and a store. Those from America normally call it store while those from European countries prefer calling it shop.

a pack of condoms lol =p