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Topic: Secret Santa Gift

StillLivin
♀ 40229
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Posted: 3:47 PM, December 12th (Thursday), 2013

Hellllppppp!

I ended up picking the commander of the unit I work with.

The only thing I know about him is that he is really big into Brazilian Jiu Jitsu! He's the one that hooked me up with the info so I can start taking lessons soon!

I NEED suggestions. I have to buy it this weekend and it can't be over $15.

"Bitch please a good man can't be stolen." ROFLMAO - SBB
D: 7/2/2014

Posts: 4376 | Registered: Aug 2013 | From: AZ

simplydevastated
♀ 25001
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Posted: 4:26 PM, December 12th (Thursday), 2013

Can you ask around to people that know him well and see what they say?

Me - BS, 40 (I'm not old...I'm vintage)
Two Wonderful children - DS11, DD8
Getting my ducks in a row for divorce... finally (4+ D-Days too many - listed in profile.)

Posts: 6121 | Registered: Jul 2009 | From: In the darkest depths of hell!

Dreamboat
♀ 10506
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Posted: 5:20 PM, December 12th (Thursday), 2013

Go with a food or drink type gift.

* A gift certificate to Starbucks (or other local coffee place) if you have EVER seen him drink coffee. I almost never buy coffee, but I would certainly enjoy myself with "free" coffee from starbucks.

* a bottle of wine if you have any inclination that he might drink wine. Or a bottle of his favorite liquor if you have ever seen him order a drink. Or if you know he is a beer connoisseur, some of the christmas brew that is available only this time of year. Go to a liquor store and ask for help with any of these items.

* A gift certificate to a local place he can go for lunch. Everyone needs to eat lunch.

* Some nice chocolates. Even if he is not a big fan he can share with with his family

* A homemade food item like gingerbread men or christmas cookies. Again, he can share with his family

Good luck!!

[This message edited by Dreamboat at 5:21 PM, December 12th (Thursday)]

And it's hard to dance with a devil on your back
So shake him off
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tushnurse
♀ 21101
Member # 21101

Posted: 6:12 PM, December 12th (Thursday), 2013

Ummmm how about some boards to break?'!?

Me: FBS
Him: FWS
Kids: 18 & 20
Married for 22 years now, was 16 at the time. .
D-Day Sept 26 2008
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Gajit
♀ 40665
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Posted: 6:15 PM, December 12th (Thursday), 2013

I heard that the Duck Dynasty chia pets were hot on the gift list! LOL

Lord, with Your help I will focus on each small step of the climb, instead of the mountain that stands before me.

Posts: 224 | Registered: Sep 2013 | From: USA

Audrina
♀ 31522
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Posted: 9:36 PM, December 12th (Thursday), 2013

How about you get a nice Holiday box from the dollar store and put it in some treats, like chocolates, candy, popcorn etc along with 2 movie tickets/gift card value for 2 tickets.

I did this one yr for secret santa and the person loved it.

Me (betrayed): 35
Him:45

Posts: 280 | Registered: Mar 2011 | From: Canada

StillLivin
♀ 40229
Member # 40229

Posted: 12:19 PM, December 13th (Friday), 2013

Ok, for the peanut gallery, hahah.

And for the sincere suggestions, thanks. I dont know anything about him and he is new to the unit. Sooo, I will go with pulling out a decorative box and baking. Maybe a gift card to the martial arts supply store too!
Again, thanks. I knew my SI family had my back again!

"Bitch please a good man can't be stolen." ROFLMAO - SBB
D: 7/2/2014

Posts: 4376 | Registered: Aug 2013 | From: AZ

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