Whats a good birthday gift to get someone when they have everything?!
Whats a good birthday gift to get someone when they have everything?
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gift card to some restaurant is always welcome
gift card!
TWO of everything!
take them to dinner or buy them a gift certificate
Anything ;)
money. if they have everything, let them spend money on what more they want [like icecream MORE clothes etc] hope that helps =] ...AND and HANDmade card!
:) amber
A card with some money in it or a Walmart Gift card!
What does the person like? If it's movies, a gift certificate to the movie theater or block busters. CD's or games a gift certificate for Circut City.
Nobody ever has "everything". Make them something with your two hands and if they are your friend at all, they'll love it!
Cash, baby! Either that, or an exotic animal (one thing the person probably won't have!).
i had the same problem with my sister on her 21st so i got a star named after her now i have the same problem with my dad
A gift certificate to a really great restaurant.
well it's the thought that counts, but snoop around and see if they're missing anything =). if not, a gift card to their favorite store is always a nice gift for them (wal-mart, claires, deb, bath and body works, starbucks, mc donalds, ect) good luck gift hunting
I wo8uld find out their favorite store, and buy them a gift certificate. They can always get what they want from their favorite store. Take care, and best wishes.
if they have aids...i cannot answer you...if not...give them that...seems like something most do not have...thanks for asking...i answered honestly
A gift card, a spa treatment package, a gift basket, or a club membership (gym, AAA, wine or fruit of the month, etc.).
try making them something for them lika a cake or even dinner. i bet that would be very appreciated.
Alright I was once in this exact situation and came up with this. If you are willing to spend a decent amount of money, then I suggest name a star after the person. You can do it online through the international star registry site. There are about 3 different packages that you can get. The one i got was the cheapest (Custom), 54$, and it came with this really fancy certificate and star chart. I bought a cheap but pretty frame for the certificate. My friend loved it.
Here is the website:
http://www.starregistry.com/catalog/dspp...
-It may seem kinda corny -but seriously, who wouldn't want to have a star named after them?!!
I know a lot of people like this. I don't like to do giftcards because it seems so impersonal, plus they know exactly how much you spent. Get them something they can enjoy.
I love to buy people tickets to events : concerts, comedy shows, theater, sports, etc, etc. go to ticketmaster.com where you can search by location and type of event. I got my sister and her husband tickets to Cirque du Soleil and they loved it! Local sightseeing events, horseback riding, bus tours, day cruises, things along these lines are nice. theme park tickets, dinner theater, etc....
Another good one is the purchase of classes. Pottery classes, cooking classes, jewelry making classes, wine-tasting classes, nascar racing classes.
And finally, both men and women love massage!!!! An hour long massage goes a long way for anyone.
A 3,000 mile x 3,000 mile size Tupperware bowl to put everything in.
i usually get some people money if they have everything i get a card and put money in it.usually 10 or 15 bucks!
tell them that you will take he or she out to lunch/ dinner... go shopping something like that
lets see gift cards or some cool strange animal like: a ferret, chameleon, monkey
money definitly! that way they can use it for anything (besides gifts). or u can open a bank account for her...your call. good luck!
Make them dinner. Don't just go out and buy some thoughtless gift card!
A gift card with a lot of money to their fav store or to be simple your friendship
Make a donation in they're honour to a charity. Of course you can do this with any charity you're interested in, but I know in particular organizations, like World Vision, Canadian Baptist Ministeries, and maybe UNICEF, have actual "gifts you can give". For instance, I had a friend who was a school teacher, so I gave him 'a classroom full of books' from World Vision, which means they get a card that explains the gift, and kids from a particular impoverished community get some classroom supplies.
Time. Find whatever it is they love, kids, football, whatever, and organise time for them to do that thing uniterupted. Organise everthing. Give them the chance to CHILL. None of use who have lives filled with everything get enough of that
I think the best gifts for those types of people (and actually great gifts in general) are the indulgent things that they could get for themselves, but probably wouldn't.
Examples -- cooking classes at a local culinary school, one-two nights at a local B&B for a quick escape, a day at the spa, a private yoga lesson, golf lesson with a local pro, or guitar lessons...
We often don't have time to book these things for ourselves...they make great gifts.
something no one can buy.