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Teddybear Lady 12-16-2013 03:32 PM


Originally Posted by Tiggersmom (Post 6459763)
lynnie please explain what your version of "white trash" is!!!!!!!!

I know I've seen a recipe for it, but it still sounds funny! :D

IrishNY 12-16-2013 03:45 PM

I agree with the Amazon gift certificate, or a Starbucks Certificate.

suebee 12-16-2013 05:02 PM

How about a Starbucks Card?

nativetexan 12-16-2013 05:04 PM

no nuts if he may be allergic. A nice plate of covered cookies (sans nuts) would be a nice gesture.

GG 12-17-2013 04:04 AM

items to wash cars with are also good ideas

Jingle 12-17-2013 05:03 AM

I get my Grandsons gift cards. This year a college GS wants Steak & Shake cards, so he won't have to cook so much. Another wants ITune card. I think maybe I will get another a gas card. All but one are old enough to work and they do. The cards just help them spread their money a little further.
Ask you Daughter what he might like.

mighty 12-17-2013 06:22 AM

I would ask her or go with a gift card.

dd 12-17-2013 06:51 AM

I only have one word for "white trash" - Addictive!lol

moonwork42029 12-17-2013 06:56 AM

New boyfriend, my granddaughter? MMMM his best gift would be to survive my "grilling" and not being met with a shotgun by the door...just so there'd be no misunderstandings :) of his intentions :).

Give him a hand made scarf...just to test his integrity of handling something like that. Then, if you like the way he acted you could give him a "real" gift card along with a hug. If not, the turkey can just wear the scarf.

Oh, can you tell, we're a little protective here :shock:

madamekelly 12-17-2013 09:29 AM


Originally Posted by Kimkankwilt (Post 6459425)
Soap-on-a-rope.

This comment reminded me of Christmas with my dad. Every year my Grandma would buy him soap on a rope, and every year he would comment "I guess I still stink as a son-in -law". It always made us laugh. Thanks, I needed that smile this morning. It made me think of dad (who is gone now) and reminded me how much he liked the smell of Old Spice.


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