My boyfriend’s Dad is retiring this week.
I want to get him something nice because he and my boyfriend’s Mom have me over for dinner a lot, and have taken me to concerts and such with the family.
We are going to a pricey steakhouse and it is going to be somewhat formal.
He is an outdoorsy type and is retiring from the Government.
Ask your boyfriend for help — take advantage of his insider knowledge on what his dad likes. I'm sure he'd be able to give you some hints. If he likes outdoorsy stuff, if there's a camping store or Bass Pro shop or something like that around your area, you may be able to find something really cool there that he would like.
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The main thing here is NOT the gift, but the thought — and the card or sentiment that goes with it. Maybe you could get him a gift card to Dick's Sporting Goods or Bass Pro or some other "outdoorsy" type store in your area. That way he could have fun shopping for stuff he likes. BUT make sure the card you give him with it is thoughtful, sentimental and personal. Be sure to put a personal written note in it as well and tell him how much you appreciate him including you in the family. Believe me, THAT will mean the world to him.
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October 29th, 2008 at 1:42 pm
if he enjoys his garden you could buy him a tree.
i got one for my mother in laws 60th it was a weeping willow as they grow quite quickly she loved it .
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October 29th, 2008 at 1:49 pm
Give him a lap dance. I am sure he’d love one from a younger girl.
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October 29th, 2008 at 2:04 pm
Ask your boyfriend for help — take advantage of his insider knowledge on what his dad likes. I'm sure he'd be able to give you some hints. If he likes outdoorsy stuff, if there's a camping store or Bass Pro shop or something like that around your area, you may be able to find something really cool there that he would like.
**ADD**
The main thing here is NOT the gift, but the thought — and the card or sentiment that goes with it. Maybe you could get him a gift card to Dick's Sporting Goods or Bass Pro or some other "outdoorsy" type store in your area. That way he could have fun shopping for stuff he likes. BUT make sure the card you give him with it is thoughtful, sentimental and personal. Be sure to put a personal written note in it as well and tell him how much you appreciate him including you in the family. Believe me, THAT will mean the world to him.
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