What should i get my parents for christmas?
Saturday, May 1st, 2010 at
5:48 am
I'm 13, and trying to keep the price range reasonalble. My dad is 54 and likes golf, and is an engineer. He does a lot work around the house, and if i can find a good price for linesmen pliers or garden gloves id like to get those for him. My mom is 53 and is a stay home mom. She doesnt do a lot. Likes to clean. Any ideas, or links ?
thanks !
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Parents always like to have pictures of their children, so you buy a nice picture frame and find or take a good picture. You could agree to help out around the house. (It’s free.) You can try to find some trinkets for them. Something to put on your dad’s desk (if he has one) and one to have around the house for your mom.
Parents are always hard to shop for. I never know what to get mine.
money’s always good to give to parents
and pictures of the kids…
Give each of your folks something they will want to keep. Find some way to make or put together something that lets you indicate or write on it what you think is special about each one of them. Or reminds them of a special thing you did together. It isn’t things we all need at Christmas — we really need to know that we are appreciated, loved for what we do every day.
You won’t be home forever and those things you buy will be short lived.
It sounds like you have your dad covered.
I really don’t think that anyone “likes to clean.” All women like to feel special or pretty (or both). How about a nice pair of earrings or a locket with your picture in it, or a gift certificate for a facial.