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Help with my daddy's gilfriend
juno
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I don't know what to buy her for Christmas.
My daddy's 60, so I would imagine she's a similar age. And I have no idea what she likes! I don't want to go really generic and just do chocolates, and my daddy is absolutely no help (he's a man).
My daddy's 60, so I would imagine she's a similar age. And I have no idea what she likes! I don't want to go really generic and just do chocolates, and my daddy is absolutely no help (he's a man).
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how much do you want to spend on her?Give blood - its free0
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Maybe a pamper day and by one for yourself too, so both of you can have a girly day together?
(I asume you are a girl, but calling your dad who is 60 daddy
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Yes, I'm a girl! I don't really want to spend too much as I only work part time and don't earn much anyway, so probably around £20-30Murphy's No More Pies Club #209
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a case of wine?
bottle of champagne
nice dressy handbag
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How about a nice book on 'How to stay looking young@ - she may need it :rotfl:0
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Meeeow...
Dressing gown, perfume, leather gloves, champagne and HM truffles, a combined present with your father for a day out somewhere.
Could you not meet her between now and Christmas to get a better idea?)"On behalf of teachers, I'd like to dedicate this award to Michael Gove and I mean dedicate in the Anglo Saxon sense which means insert roughly into the anus of." My hero, Mr Steer.0 -
Yes, I'm a girl! I don't really want to spend too much as I only work part time and don't earn much anyway, so probably around £20-30
Tesco currently have toiletry gift sets on half price and Thorntons have a good offer on a large box of festive chocs for around £5.
I bought a mature lady relative a large toiletry set for £5 plus the chocolates. It looks like I've spent a lot more than a tenner on her Here I go again on my own....0 -
If you ever see her (although it doesn't sound as if you do really) there's always the asking her direct method or the subtle hint way: "Have you seen the XXX they have in Boots at the moment, they look lovely, don't they? I use their XXX all the time, what do you use?"
It may or may not be productive to ask your dad what they do when they get together.
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My mum's 60 and she loves Anais Anais perfume, Thorntons Toffees (and she has dentures!), Olay products and more practical things like nice cups, slippers/socks etc. Last year I made her a hamper with a cup, Harvey Nichols tea, sanctuary products & organic chocolate. It cost less than £15 and was well received
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