Boyfriend's Birthday - Any Ideas?

Bambywamby

Lol@bacon sandwhich vouchers....if only all men were so easy to please.

HappyIdiotTalk

melancholly wrote:

i had to declare 2 vouchers invalid (and no, i won't go into details !!!),

Spoil sport!

smilermonkey

If you have access to a printer you can make them on http://www.fun-vouchers.org.uk/. I used these for a birthday present last year and they went down well.

That was a good idea, I have just printed off some for my daughter because I am so proud of how she acted at a school friends funeral this week. When the Mum couldn't finish a speech my 15 yr old daughter finished it for her. How did i raise such a wonderful girl? The voucher idea will work for loads of stuff, thanks

Secret_Lady

smilermonkey wrote:

That was a good idea, I have just printed off some for my daughter because I am so proud of how she acted at a school friends funeral this week. When the Mum couldn't finish a speech my 15 yr old daughter finished it for her. How did i raise such a wonderful girl? The voucher idea will work for loads of stuff, thanks

:T
I just love your signature, it's brilliant..

mrbadexample

ehallett wrote:

He's a very difficult man to please though (aren't they all! :rotfl: )

Difficult to please? He's a MAN for pete's sake! :rolleyes:

Show up naked. Bring food.

smilermonkey

thanks Secret Lady. I saw it on a web site and thought it was very true. Think it is from some 12 step programme so cannot take credit!

Secret_Lady

Similar idea to the vouchers, an empty jam/marmalade/pickle jar, in fact any (empty)glass jar will do; if it's an unusual shape it looks even nicer.

Write down a promise for each week(52) or month (12) on paper, then cut them out and fold them up, pop into the jar and mix with confetti or similar; just to bulk it out, tie a ribbon around the top of the jar, pop on a label and hey presto a thoughtful pressie that cost nothing.

The promises can be written on different colours of paper, colour coded e.g. white paper household promises, blue paper "loving/sexy"promises etc.
Then you just pick out one paper every week or month depending on how many you put in there.

Give this idea some thought and you'll be amazed at what you come up with.

Hope you both have a good day.

kickingkay

Baby Oil And Some Chocolate!;)

MinnieSpender

smilermonkey wrote:

That was a good idea, I have just printed off some for my daughter because I am so proud of how she acted at a school friends funeral this week. When the Mum couldn't finish a speech my 15 yr old daughter finished it for her. How did i raise such a wonderful girl? The voucher idea will work for loads of stuff, thanks

Your post made me shed a wee tear. You must be so proud of her.

Lemon_Tree

Bambywamby - i was going to say that idea as well! great mind and all that!
Lem