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60th birthday gift ideas
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emmliss
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HI
im really stuck its my mums 60th in 5 weeks and i still havent got her anything special,she has loads of expensive jewlery purfume,is not one for clothes,she has just retired and so she is taking loads of weekend breaks holidays etc she has everything my stepdad has brought her a painting from a gallery which i can not compete with lol so any ideas would be great im panicing as we live 300 miles from her me and my family are going there for a few days and i still havent got anything.My mum doesnt value things for there worth but the thought you put into it.any ideas would be great.
im really stuck its my mums 60th in 5 weeks and i still havent got her anything special,she has loads of expensive jewlery purfume,is not one for clothes,she has just retired and so she is taking loads of weekend breaks holidays etc she has everything my stepdad has brought her a painting from a gallery which i can not compete with lol so any ideas would be great im panicing as we live 300 miles from her me and my family are going there for a few days and i still havent got anything.My mum doesnt value things for there worth but the thought you put into it.any ideas would be great.
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You mentioned she is taking lots of holidays, could she use a new suitcase or travel bag0
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For my nans birthday I made her a scrapbook, each family member had a page each where I put their photo, I then asked everyone to email me their favourite memories and funny things which have happened when spending time with my nanny. I got a few of her best friends to be in it also. I filled the rest of the pages with some family photos, old and new. I typed it all up and it looked lovely in the end, my nan loved it! Although she did cry when I gave it to her lol
Something simular may be a good idea for someone who has everything!0 -
I bought my mum annual National Trust membership as a retirement present. She absolutely loved it and renewed it herself the following year.
Or if she's interested in gardens or gardening what about RHS membership?0 -
irstaroo22 wrote: »For my nans birthday I made her a scrapbook, each family member had a page each where I put their photo, I then asked everyone to email me their favourite memories and funny things which have happened when spending time with my nanny. I got a few of her best friends to be in it also. I filled the rest of the pages with some family photos, old and new. I typed it all up and it looked lovely in the end, my nan loved it! Although she did cry when I gave it to her lol
Something simular may be a good idea for someone who has everything!
That sounds like a perfect present. The best ones are the homemade ones that time and thought go into.0 -
How about a newspaper of the day of her birth or a 2012 calendar with family pictures for each month?0
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