it's my husband's birthday tomorrow, what's the best gift for him? help?
353445
check out what he needs most nowadays...buy it no matter how expensive it is because the happiness for your husband matters only on how you express your love and affection. Happy Birthday to your husband...good luck
387800
I would write HAPPYBIRTHDAY BABY with red roses petals in  our bed,let him admire that surprise, while i get my self ready with my sexiest under wear and a big blue ribbon  wraped around myself, put a birthday card on your self write your fantasies with him on it, tell him how much you love him.....  his best present YOU good luck
535110
That's a tough one. If it's your husband, just your support for him should be enough. If it's someone you worked with, maybe a wooden plaque thanking him for his hard work. Or like a coffee cup with some kind words on it. Have a look at this website for some nice ideas - http://www.findgift.com/Occasions/Retirement/Him/
918268
There is the front grill of a 58 Chevy that is a radio they sell at Radio Shack. He will love you for how unique it is and it will not cost you a fortune.  Or you could get him a Big Dog shirt that has plenty of muscle cars. Or you could get him a subscription to Hot Rod magazine or Muscle Car Magazine. Or all the above and he will be in heaven for his birthday. Just remember now to get his birthday cake with muscle cars/ hot rods on them!
668300
You could take out a classified ad in USA Today, that would \nreach many people. Perhaps an advertisement on CNN, worldwide coverage there. Time magazine, People, Peking News,\nlots of possibilities.\n\nAs far as a gift, he has you.....what more could he want.\n\nGood luck to you both.
658630
Honestly, he is already leaving the wedding with the best present he could ever ask for, you!  At least that is how I feel about my upcoming wedding (5 days from today :D:D:D ).  As far as gifts, get him something that will show him just exactly how you feel about him.  Although guys do nto often show it, we like the little romantic gestures every once in a while too.  For me though, all my fiance has to give me is those two words at the alter and I am happy.  After all, the gift I am gettign that way will last for a lifetime, anything els that you give will be temporary.  I would suggest though, if you are going to give him a gift, make it kind of a combination of things.\n\n1) Write him a little not telling him that you love him and teasing him for the night after the wedding (you knwo what I mean)\n\n2) give him a serious gift, maybe a nice watch or something like that that you know he will appreciate.  Just pick something you know that hw is into, or maybe something he can use for the wedding.\n\n3) give him a not so serious gift like something in there with a note telling him to look forward to you modeling it for him, or (even funnier) put a bag in there with nothing in it and a note on the outside saying that you are going to model in what is in that bag, he will get the idea.\n\nTo me, things like that that will both show how much you love him, care for him, and respect him along with things taht show how much you really do look forward to being with him for the rest of your life will be a wonderful gift to give on your wedding day.  Just be a little creative.  The joke things will lighten the mood and maybe ward off some of the pre-wedding jitters and the serious stuff will show him how you feel about him.  Hope this helps.
694983
your time! is the best gift, an home cooked meal, and picture of you.\nmaybe picnic, or take him to mall and let him pick his own gift.
715496
How funny -- my husband has done all of the things you listed (the song is still top of the list).  \n\nHe gave me an awesome b-day present of a hot air balloon trip for my 30th b-day (don't know if I could stomach it now) and another great gift was a surprise gondola ride (wine and chocolate covered strawberries as we cruised Coronado bay as the sun set..)  Horsebackriding was also a fun gift -- the trick is that these were all surprises and the fun part was in guessing where we were headed and then the fun of getting there to see what we were in for!\n\nSo try a neat "experience" like these.  Another cool thing (but you have to really know your wife) is a big household project that you could care less about but you know your wife would love (a fancy new front door that you install -- or have a professional insall -- a cool new chandelier or modern light to replace the old one above the dining room table - just be sur eto get advice from her mom or friend on the taste / appearance of what you select).\n\nGood luck -- you sound like a great husband and I know that takes hard work and dedication  :)
239497
Actually the gift my husband enjoyed the most, have been homemade coupons. make them as naughty or as innocent as you want.\n\n\nExamples\n\nSlave for a day coupon\nFull body massage\n5 course dinner of his choice\n\nEtc..
686675
I gave my birthday gift to my hubby for his 48th B-day: 48 minutes of B*L*O*W  JOB....imagine that delight!:)
400424
oh my goodness, I love this website. It has helped me out so many times! Check it out!\n\nhttp://www.lovingyou.com/\n\nOr, you could do something with the traditional sixth anniversary gifts... iron or candy. \n\nThere was once that I wanted to do something really special for my husband and I came up with all these ideas. First of all I hid a card in the car telling him that when he got home, it was going to be very special. \nI had the house decorated really cute with balloons and crate paper, my two year old loved helping me with them!\n\nI wrote him a love letter explaining why he was so important to me and wrote it on very pretty stationary paper.\nI bought some fake rose petals and put them in a hot bath, then shared the bath with him along with a nice bottle of wine.\nI made him his favorite dinner along with his favorite dessert and went on a picnic with him... (your kids would probably love this, especially if you go to a park, depending on their ages)\n\nThere are so many things you can do to show him how much you care for and love him without having to spend a lot of money!\n\nGood luck!
69336
don't go by that. (the paper thing that is) The best gifts I've gotten from my husband are from his heart, something he takes the time to prepare himself, that is unique. Buy her a single rose, go with yellow because everyone gets red or pink, and write her a poem or letter telling you why you love her and what she means to you, actually write it yourself, don't do it on the pc!, then cook her her favorite meal. Give her the rose and your letter or poem at dinner. That will mean more to her than any store bought item, I guarantee it! Good luck, and happy anniversary!
92180
this year i got my boyfriend a really nice watch. i've framed pictures of us as a gift before. one time he gave me an engraved photo album filled with pics of us so you can try this too. make it something meaningful, maybe buy tickets for his favorite baseball team or a concert for a band he loves.
660877
Congrats to your cousin on his commissioning!\n\nA gift is not mandatory, but is always appreciated.  What does he like?  You can treat this very much like a second birthday, so think of the things he likes. Is he a pilot?  Perhaps a model of the type of plane he flies.  Or does he like history?  Books about airpower or historic aircraft would be good.\n\nYou know him/her better than I do.  Something special will make it more memorable.
918015
hey i m sure 21 is a nice birthday to celebrate with alcohol..get his friends together and organize a surprise party during the weekend. Candlelight Dinner for both of you away from the usaul places could be nice.  As a present i m sure he will like anything you get him ex. jewellery (watch..bracelet) clothes, books ..photo frame of a nice memory of you two together is always very appreciated
827105
Give it to him! Make his day, and yours!  \n\nThere should be pre-birthday, birthday and after-birthday presents as far as I am concerned.\n\nI love it when I have found something I know that person is going to love and I can't ever wait either.  By Christmas eve all that is left under the tree is a pile of paper and ribbon.  But we're happy!
1000649
Go thru his photos and find photos of him and his loved ones and of his life over the past 50 years. Get a large piece of plywood, cut the pics in fun shapes and make a large collage. After all the pics are secured onto the wood, brush on some polyurethane to seal it all together. Throw on a really nice frame and a sheet of glass and you've got the coolest gift he'll be able to look at every day for the next 50 years! Good luck!