I’m always telling you about cool gifts and ideas,and now I want some of your ideas.I want to know what are some gifts you like to get for people and what are some bad ideas too.What gifts to you give on special occasions and what gifts do you give just to give someone that did something for you and you want to thank them.I want ideas from you guys too!:)
The perfect gift for a couple this Valentine’s Day! The wine goblets feature a clear, slim stem that gives way to a balloon bowl of fine crystal. The interlocking hearts can be engraved with any message on 1 line.
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$40 @ L.L.Bean
15
Feb
The Achiever
The Achiever:
Morning Ritual: Back-to-back Power Pilates classes followed by a double shot latte.
Uniform: Power suits and pumps, except Fridays, when it’s business-casual cashmere.
On her PDA: Dow Jones updates of her latest net worth.
Reading List: Self, Business Week, Fortune, the latest Who’s Who with her name in it.
Ride: Business Class.
Mantra: I’ll sleep when I’m dead.
Famous Examples: Oprah Winfrey, Lynette from Desperate Housewives.
If you have an achiever to buy for, consider these gifts:
The Geek
The Geek:
Friday Night Date: Battling for supremacy in an online gaming tournament.
Uniform: Glasses and Blackberry holster attached to his belt.
Ride: Segway.
Reading List: PC World, Scientific American, Popular Mechanics, CNET, Gizmodo.
On his TiVo: Increased memory after he hacked into it.
Native Habitat: TED Conference, Silicon Valley, his desk glued to his high-powered PC.
Famous Examples: Bill Gates, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Shawn Fanning.
If you have a Geeky guy to buy for, consider these gifts:
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28
Dec
The big day may be over but this is still a good time to make a donation to those less fortunate than yourself.
If you donate them to a non-profit charity like Goodwill or the Salvation Army, it’s also a good idea to get a receipt, because you can deduct the value of the donation when you do your taxes. Take some time to:
* Go through your closets, and drawers to look for clothes you no longer wear.
* Get your kids involved and find toys they’re no longer interested in.
* Clean out your basement, garage, and storage areas.
While you are going through this process, you may even find some valuable items you are no longer using that you could sell on EBay or through your community newspaper, like the Penny Saver or Thrifty Nickel, to make some extra money!
