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Christmas Pressies for Gran
sallycinnamon99
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Hi Everyone,
My grandmother is in her 80s and she doesn't like/eat chocolates, biscuits, etc. She has also lost alot of weight recently and is probably a size 8 or 10 in clothes, though she insists she is a size 16. As a result we cannot really buy her any of these items for Christmas.:eek: My mu already makes her a food hamper with necessities, a bottle of alcohol and a calendar. e are a bit stuck for ideas of what to get and also don't have a great deal of money to spend on this.
I have thought of making her a small gift basket but have no idea as to what to put in it. Does anyone have any ideas?
Many thanks x
My grandmother is in her 80s and she doesn't like/eat chocolates, biscuits, etc. She has also lost alot of weight recently and is probably a size 8 or 10 in clothes, though she insists she is a size 16. As a result we cannot really buy her any of these items for Christmas.:eek: My mu already makes her a food hamper with necessities, a bottle of alcohol and a calendar. e are a bit stuck for ideas of what to get and also don't have a great deal of money to spend on this.
I have thought of making her a small gift basket but have no idea as to what to put in it. Does anyone have any ideas?
Many thanks x
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Does she like puzzles or any particular books that you could use as your theme?2020 Mortgage-Free Wannabes #20 £1495.03/£2760 OP0
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My OH's Nan reads the Radio/TV Times religiously. I've jsut suggested buying her a subscription to that - there's 16 weeks for £1 on th Shop but Don't Drop magazine thread0
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I have bought my gran this year for christmas a pashmena and my sister has bought her a nice warm blanket. But my gran has a very large sweet tooth aswell so we're never really stuck with what to buy her0
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I've just bought my Gran one of those really squishy microbead cushions, in pink because its her favourite colour.0
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A new dressing gown in a smaller size if she's lost a lot of weight?0
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A mini hamper with writing paper,envelopes,postcards and a couple of books of stamps.Crazy Clothes Challenge 2012 £57.20/£100,CCC 2013 £68.67/£100 ,CCC 2014 £94.32/£100
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Audio book.
Savories hamper with fancy cheese/chutney etc.
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I once did my nan (also in her 80s) a stocking based on the things she used to receive as a child (sugar mouse, sixpence, paper dolls etc).0
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I have bought an elderly aunt a variety of yankee candles from Yankee Doodle. They were delivered today and smell wonderful. Also how about an audio book from play.com. Another present for an elderly aunt. I have bought her a Miss Read one and a Gervais Phinn one.When life gives you a hundred reasons to cry, show life that you have a thousand reasons to smile
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