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amother
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 Mon, Jun 08 2020, 3:51 pm
Ive been living at my parents house since pesach.. I live in israel and was unable to return until now.
I would like to get them a meaningful gift but cant think of anything. They bh are well off and basically buy wtvr they need.. I also hav a bunch of married siblings so everything that could be bought was alrdy gotten by someone
Any ideas?!
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amother
Mauve
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Mon, Jun 08 2020, 3:52 pm
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framed pictures of your family and of the kids
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amother
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Mon, Jun 08 2020, 3:54 pm
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Did that for a diff occasion:)
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amother
Blue
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Mon, Jun 08 2020, 3:55 pm
This is a hard one.
People get a set of birchas hamazon cards for the table (the ones that can be wiped down).
A pretty vase.
Either way I'll be following, always trying to get something for my in laws when we move in.
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silverlining3
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Mon, Jun 08 2020, 9:40 pm
Linen set
Vase with silk flowers or nice center piece
Drinking glasses for shabs
White Tablecloth
Gift card to a place she loves
Or, something she already has but can use new.
Whatever you end up giving, try adding a few gratitude words from your heart. It's very appreciative
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amother
Seagreen
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Mon, Jun 08 2020, 9:48 pm
Are you a picture person?
Do you have a good amount of pictures from at their house during quarantine? If so, maybe a shutterfly book, with sappy things written throughout about how glad you are to have spent the time, kids bonding grandparents, some meme comments .....
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amother
Mustard
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Mon, Jun 08 2020, 9:54 pm
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amother
Khaki
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Tue, Jun 09 2020, 4:43 am
Our parents favorite gifts:
Digital picture frame
Mugs with pictures of the grandkids.
Calendar with pictures of the grandkids.
Comfy Pillows And blankets for the living room
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singleagain
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Tue, Jun 09 2020, 5:12 am
| silverlining3 wrote: |
Or, something she already has but can use new.
Whatever you end up giving, try adding a few gratitude words from your heart. It's very appreciative |
I think this is a brilliant idea. Replace something that is a bit old and worn out.
Maybe they have a beautiful challah board, but you can see knife marks all over?
Maybe they have a lovely mirror for under the candles, but it's ever so slightly chipped?
Another thought, do they have an account at the local grocery? You can always take the money you were going to spend on a present and put it on their grocery account?
Or if they don't usually have cleaning help (even if they do) pay for extra time to "clean up" after you?
Do either of your parents enjoy liquor? A bottle or two (let's say one whiskey and one liquor) can be a very lovely gift. Either a known bottle or something they've not had before/in a long time.
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