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amother
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 Today at 3:41 pm
Would love out of the box creative and meaningful gifts for a wonderful husband who doesn't want or need anything.
The greatest gift for him would be if I didn't spend any money at all, but I'm open to all ideas and suggestions.
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Bethany85
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Today at 4:09 pm
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Design an invitation and send it in the mail to him for an “all expenses paid” day to hang out with you. Plan an itinerary based on off activities you think he’d enjoy, going out for breakfast, going for a walk, a picnic for lunch, etc.
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amother
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Today at 4:10 pm
| Bethany85 wrote: | | Design an invitation and send it in the mail to him for an “all expenses paid” day to hang out with you. Plan an itinerary based on off activities you think he’d enjoy, going out for breakfast, going for a walk, a picnic for lunch, etc. |
Love this! Thank you.
All additional ideas welcome.
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amother
DarkRed
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Today at 4:22 pm
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8 small gifts-one for each night of chanuka. Like a mini flashlight-you light up my life, heart shaped cushion or squishy-you are my heart, mini train-riding the journey of life together, and whatever other thing you want to make up.
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amother
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Today at 9:36 pm
| amother DarkRed wrote: | | 8 small gifts-one for each night of chanuka. Like a mini flashlight-you light up my life, heart shaped cushion or squishy-you are my heart, mini train-riding the journey of life together, and whatever other thing you want to make up. |
Adorable!
Have any ideas for the other 5 nights?
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