luvladyblu
I'm looking to do something cute, cheap and simple for my friend. I'm going to visit him for the first time in a year. We haven't come right out and said we are going to be a couple but we both know it's going to down this weekend. I want to get something unique and cute for him. He's a romantic and I want to leave him something to remember me by.
No watches, wallets, colonge.....unique gift ideas please...
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My boyfriend is a huge Leeds Fan ( i know not the best team in the world but he likes them all the same) so for his birthday i wanted to get him something special so i splashed out on a signed leeds shirt and had it framed, he loved it and now it has prode of place in our front room even though i am a Man united fan, the point i'm trying to make is its not about how much you spend it's about the thought and time you have taken to choose the right give, get him something to do with what he likes, what he's interested in and he will be extremely greatful.
My boyfriend is a huge Leeds Fan ( i know not the best team in the world but he likes them all the same) so for his birthday i wanted to get him something special so i splashed out on a signed leeds shirt and had it framed, he loved it and now it has prode of place in our front room even though i am a Man united fan, the point i'm trying to make is its not about how much you spend it's about the thought and time you have taken to choose the right give, get him something to do with what he likes, what he's interested in and he will be extremely greatful.
Starving Student Food Aid?
CallahanCC
Any ideas what could I put in a package for a starving vegetarian student in Leeds for her birthday?
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packets of pasta, tinned or dried veggies, beans, peas, lentils, couscous, cocoa (who doesn't like cocoa?), teas, rice packets, spices, seasonings, or anything you could keep in dry storage would work. It can be tough to package and ship fresh foods.
I just thought of this, if there is a large market nearby (kroger stores here is a good example), they often offer gift cards that you can purchase online and have shipped anywhere. You could check to see if any of her local markets have that option.
But I think a more personalized package is the nicest gesture, so maybe have the card sent to you and put it in the package too. That way she gets a package of assorted dry goods you chose (we all love getting packages), but can still purchase the fresh stuff needed to make full meals.
packets of pasta, tinned or dried veggies, beans, peas, lentils, couscous, cocoa (who doesn't like cocoa?), teas, rice packets, spices, seasonings, or anything you could keep in dry storage would work. It can be tough to package and ship fresh foods.
I just thought of this, if there is a large market nearby (kroger stores here is a good example), they often offer gift cards that you can purchase online and have shipped anywhere. You could check to see if any of her local markets have that option.
But I think a more personalized package is the nicest gesture, so maybe have the card sent to you and put it in the package too. That way she gets a package of assorted dry goods you chose (we all love getting packages), but can still purchase the fresh stuff needed to make full meals.
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