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The Secret Santa Gift Idea Thread
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tifnstav wrote:I was thinking of doing a "Pimp my Desk" type thing but drew the receptionist so it wouldn't be appropriate for her. You could do it though, why not get a USB Port Lava Lamp, a light up mouse, a naff photo frame (you could decorate it yourself with a tiger print. Maybe a Disco ball?
You'd maybe find the various bits in poundshops or car boots.
I would have loved to do this for someone at work, gutted that I can't!
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Looking for ideas...
I drew my boss, the Director of our whole department. A woman in her mid thirties, single, no children. Recently took up long distance running.
Our limit is £3!!
I have easy access to Aldi, Asda, Home Bargains, Quality Save..
So far was thinking a bottle of red wine (she likes red wine)
A running survival kit - a jar of peanut butter, an body spray, coffee
I am out of ideas otherwise...0 -
How about one of those baubles that you can open - transparent plastic (about £1.50. Inside gold coins /sweets and a lottery ticket. That would come to around £3. You could also make up a rhyme about running and luck or something.
Good luck.0 -
You can never go wrong with food or alcohol, but if that fails then a giftbox of smellies usually goes down well.0
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Oooh can you suggest where to get one of those baubels from? Could really use one!0
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I ordered some gifts online but they have been lost in transit, so was wondering if anyone could suggest any physical stores I could pop into on the weekend (as I need my Secret Santa gift by next Monday- eek!) to get something for under £10? Any shop along Oxford St would be great.
I'm after funny/joke/office-appropriate type gifts. Thanks!0 -
SharkyGeorge wrote: »Oooh can you suggest where to get one of those baubels from? Could really use one!
If you have a Home Bargains near you they have metal baubles that open up (not clear / see through) they have a few different designs and are 29p. I have bought these for the teachers and TAs at school... will fill them with chocs and wrap them in pretty cellophane. Between my 2 daughters they have 12 different teachers and TAs so I don't want to spend a lot, but will add a bottle of wine for their main teacher.0 -
I drew the bosses wife and have no idea what to get or what she likes! She runs an online jewellery business so something along those lines?! Limit around £5
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A running survival kit - a jar of peanut butter, an body spray, coffee
I am out of ideas otherwise...
:eek::eek::eek: Ok help me out here - what's the link between peanut butter and running????£2 Savers Club 2016 #21 £14/£250
£2 Savers Club 2015 #8 £250£200 :j
Proud to be an OU graduate :j :j
Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass but learning to dance in the rain0 -
SharkyGeorge wrote: »Oooh can you suggest where to get one of those baubels from? Could really use one!
I got some from craft world this week, 79p plus do funky shapes as well as the ballsHezzawithkids wrote: »:eek::eek::eek: Ok help me out here - what's the link between peanut butter and running????
Peanut and peanut butter good source of protein and good fats which provides energy. Im currently losing weight and have a tub of the stuff religiously on my desk
Life is what you make it.0
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