whats the best gift for someone in nurseing school?
489919
You could get her a copy of "Oh, the Places You'll Go!" by Dr. Seuss. It's fun and very encouraging. Traditionally it's a gift for graduation but it kind of sends the message that you're very proud of her accomplishment.
815291
Writing a sincere note/letter would make their day. It did to my boss. It shows them that you really appreciate what they did for you. If you want to include a little something, go to the school book store and I am sure you can find something small with the school's name to include. Something they can keep on their desk in their office like a mug would be a nice small thank you gift. Keep in touch with them telling them of your progress. They in turn will no doubt write back to you giving you any support you may need. A gift caard can get used up and forgotten about. Let them be able to remember you and say to themselves "I am glad I am a teacher." .
509990
It depends how old and how close you are to her.\n\nIf you want something for her to keep, Jewelry is always nice, like a locket or bracelet.  OR, even a hope chest for her to put things inside for the future.\n\nIf she is going to college, and you can afford something expensive, maybe a lap top or comptuer for college.  \n\nOr if you want to pamper her, a day at the spa.\n\nOr if you want to help her future, you can get her a savings bond or give her a piggy bank started with change.. for her "rainy day" or "party" fund.
117038
Get her something she can use for the next four years: a purse, a bag, maybe one of those cute cartooned huggable pillows (I got that for my friend, and she loved it). A word of caution: avoid clothes. That's the hardest gift to shop for (expensive and also only for the advanced... =p)
710842
im training to be a nurse
908336
I think a letter expressing your feeling or treasured moments with her, or is your any kinf of pot, a poem could work as well\n\nGo to the dollar store, buy a nice picture frame and display the letter...add one single rose to that. (if you could afford it),,,,\n\nThat would be the best and most personal gift any woman can receive....something from the heart, and not store bought.
729706
Here are some ideas:\n\nUse newspaper wrapped around a box with different colored, bright ribbons.\n\nIf you can get a hold of a wooden crate stamped with a meat plant or restaurant logo, that would be cute to pack the knives with some rafia tied around it.\n\nDecorate a canvas tote bag and stuff it with a sweater - two gifts in one!\n\nIf the knives are not already packaged, you could order a silver knife box online and have it engraved at a local trophy/awards shop.\n\nPut the sweater on a hug teddy bear and place him under the tree. Pin the card to the bear/sweater/bow and place the gift receipt inside so they will know that the sweater is the gift and the bear is a bonus.
305565
go to a nursing school ?
756625
try to find here http://search.blossom.com/query/464?key=nurse
896411
gift cert to her fave store
1068160
Depends on your relationship with the person graduating and in part where you are in your life financially.  \n\nIf you are a student yourself these guidelines work.\nIf it is a relative or your best friend, $50 is a nice gift.  If it is someone you are not as close to, $25 is totally acceptable.\n\nIf you are older, out in the work force and have the means you can certainly give more if you can afford it.
188831
Magazines, books, cd's, snacks, wetwipes (loved them), socks, and etc...\n\nAlso, send extra for his or her friends as they may not be getting anything.  If you can...
154034
Just to let you know them is the best gift that anyone can have. Mabe you can write a poem to the person.
943335
Well, you have another month to go so I wouldn't shop too early!  But I think the gift should depend on how committed you are or if you see this as a long term relationship.  What does she like to do?  Does she read?  If so find out what type of books.  If you know what kind of perfume she wears that would be nice.  Maybe a certificate for a spa day.
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A gift card is perfect for someone who seems to have everything.\n\n~ Barnes & Noble, Borders, Amazon if she likes books\n~ iTunes if she's into music\n~ Bed, Bath, and Beyond, Pottery Barn, if she is the decorating type.\n\nOr maybe a gift card to her favorite clothing store, hair salon, spa, or nail parlor, if she's that type. That type stuff makes you feel special and pampered, but is quite expensive and not usually in a college student's budget.\n\nHTH :-)
798059
You should get her something that will let her know beyond a shadow of a doubt that you were thinking of her and that you enjoy her friendship.  Those are the best gifts.  Sometimes they cost a little more, other times they don't cost much money at all.  They always require thought, however.  What are some things the two of you have in common or do together or both enjoy?  Can you get a subscription to (or one issue of) a magazine on a subject or topic that she likes?  Can you make anything for her?  That would be only from you, and would be pleasantly unique.    What do you do that she likes?  What does she do that you like?  Would she appreciate an IOU for your doing a chore she hates?  Keep thinking and you'll come up with a good gift.
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Well, I know this isn't a HUGE AWESOME gift. But it could just be a SIDE gift. I'm currently 14 and I gave my brother this when he graduated from high school and he loved it. And it's a common gift for graduations too. "Oh The Places You'll Go!" by Dr.Suess. It's extremely meaningful.