What are some ideas a family can do with their father/grandfather on his 70th birthday?
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It depends on what he likes. My dad is turning 74 in May and I am taking him to a Cubs game. I don't care for the game, but he loves it and I know he will have a great time.
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Well first, they aren't exactly elderly.\nI'd say something personal, like a excersise CD with all their favs on it. A portrait of the family (if a family member), nice frame and all. A trip to a day spa. Or something to compliment a hobby of theirs: scrapbooker? how about a workshop or new tools. computer geek? personalized mouse with their monogram. movie guru? a collection of hard to find movies, or just dvd's of their favorites...........
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Ask your parents if there's anything extra you can do for them; or come to them with an idea.
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set up a dinner (cooked at home) by you & your sister, maybe find some old photos of them from over the last 17-20 years or so and make them a little album they can look at during dinner. best of luck.
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How you can talk to you dad agian.You can spend so time togather just the 2 of you you can spend a night w/ no one ther go out to diner of go play you fav hpppie or sprot or do somthing you dad likes
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The other ideas are good.\n\nBut here's another idea.  Since it's all in the same week, how about a weekend getaway to somewhere you haven't been before.  That would be some awesome time alone and away from friends and family.  Trust me, it worked well for me and my guy, and his birthday isn't anywhere close to any other holiday.  I still look back on that time with wonderful memories.  It was great.
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I would buy some very nice paper and write something straight from the heart for each relative in your best hand writing.  Roll it up and tie it with nice cord or ribbon.  (You both could include a message or if you have children maybe each one of you could write a little message.) \n\nThen maybe have a family bake night at your house where you all make cookies for gifts.  Create or purchase nice boxes to put the cookies into and then fix the corded or ribboned scroll to the top of the box with a matching name tag.  Do that for every person.\n\nI think that would be a very nice gift, one that treats each member equally, but yet has a personal message for each one.\n\nMay God bless you and your family.  He will show you the way.
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Spend time with my family
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Start with the birth of all 4 grandparents,  State what year and where.  Give date of their marriages. Give birth date and place of both your parents and all of their siblings.\n\nGive date of your birth and all your siblings and place of birth.\n\nPage2, oral traditiobn of your family stories passed down to you by your parents and grandparents,\n\nPage 3  FAmily tradions,  Family religion.  Vacation, \n\nif you still have room fit in the education of granparents parents and siblings
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Ask from your grandfather , grandmother and etc.
507975
working together with your dads sounds like a recipie for disaster. however, if you want it to work it can. i know lots of happy couples who are so far apart in age
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I would give him something priceless, my time, just to chat, go to lunch, a walk. Just good quality time.You could make him a coupon book with all those things in it, so he could turn them in at will. Think of at least 12 things. There is nothing like time with your Dad, I would give anything to hug mine just one more time.
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Give your dad a card made especially by your own hands.He'll love that for sure
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It depends on the types of things that he likes and enjoys. Think of a hobby or interests your grandfather may have and try to buy something or do something associated with that interest. Its hard to buy gifts for older people, I believe a gathering of family and friends is always the best.
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Get tickets for something to do together or for her and your father.  A play, a concert, a bike tour, a gym membership, an art exhibit, manicures and pedicures, an imax movie, etc.  She might have a lot of things or be very picky about her things, but she loves you and she would most likely be very touched that you got something for the both of you to do together.  If that's not your thing, think about a hobby she truly enjoys and perhaps get something to go with it.  For example, my mom knits, so one year I bought her some really beautiful wool online from a farm in Vermont and a pattern for a pretty sweater that I thought she would like.
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grandma, grandpa, mother (uncle/aunt), father (uncle/aunt), you, brother, sister
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just go to your mother's home and call him at there but after arranging there a light candle dinner party to surprise him\nhappy birth day to him