Gift question for husband?
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Make a sentimental time capsule.  Have him place things in there from the time you were dating that means something to him, important events, special items, etc.  You can do the same thing and then bury them or place them somewhere you both won't touch or open them for years then as you get older together you can designate a date such as an anniversary and open them together.  Very sweet and cheap that will mean a lot.
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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!
923426
i can give you some examples of what i've sent to my hubby, first of all i sent him off with an xbox 360....games, ipod, he insisted on ramen noodles (have no clue), sports illustrated, twin sheet set, comforter, pictures in frames, made him a yearly calendar with our pictures on each month, bath supplies, dvd's, coffee, plastic bowls/utensils, hopefully you don't have to replace his wedding ring like i do....he lost it the 1st week there taking off his gloves....new DC boots, shirts, socks, foot powder....i think that's about it. i also had the kids in my sons class make him cards or write letters to him and his soldiers, they really get a kick out of reading 'em. i wish your hubby well, good luck to ya, stay strong and don't forget to smile ( even if its fake, lol )
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Transportation-Car;Cell Phone,Nice suit ( Coat and Pant -nice shirt and tie with a tie pin.)Nice shoes ( preferably Black Bostonian).You can buy him out of those if you can,Or buy him a  shaving set,so before he goes to office and do the shaving he will remember you for your gift.And if you wanted to be cheap than buy a shoe polish-shoe color and shoe shine brush.Or a Nice Parker or a Shaffer pen. With an Appointment book with a address book.A pocket calculator ( from Texas Instruments) for calculating mortgage.So as a Christmas gift buy for your BF whichever you can afford it.
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get him something both small and useful, as he probably won't have much room for anything. How about you buy him a nice black moleskin journal for him to record his adventures in? You could write something on the first page for him to remember you by.
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I have a weird suggestion for you:\n\nObtain a piece of jewelry.  Either buy it yourself, or pick something he gave to you (not your wedding ring), and send it to him.  Instruct him that it is his duty to bring the jewelry back to you in person, and that he must do this.  If he succeeds, he is rewarded with the ultimate gift: the presence of his loving wife.\n\nIt's out of the box, but it's about all I can think of... sorry...
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I would go for something small and thoughtful, rather than "inexpensive".  If you talked with your FIL (father-in-law), I'm sure you could gather some quick information about the things she likes to do, her favorite cologne and such.  Maybe she's into crochet or knitting, then you could buy a pattern book and some yarn.  Or maybe she's into golf, you could get her some club-covers or some personalized golf-balls.  Or maybe she's into photography, you could get her a new camera bag.\n\nSome other, more general, ideas off the top of my head are:\n\nHallmark (or Wal-Mart, if you prefer) has some nice photo ablums, memory boxes and such.  \n\nA scrap-book starter kit with everything she needs except the photos to get started with scrap-booking.  \n\nA "frou-frou" bath set with bath crystals, lotion, soaps, ect.\n\nA gift certificate to a local salon for a manicure and/or pedicure.\n\nA robe and nightgown set.\n\nA set of mittens with a scarf and hat.\n\nIf all else fails, get a gift certificate for some place nice like "Bed, Bath and Beyond" or a nice restaurant as a couple's gift.
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my husband's favorite valentine's day gift i've given him is a journal i bought in which, on each page, i wrote something that i love about him. (i also proposed to him on the last page, but you can't really use that every valentine's day, lol.)
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My ultimate gift would be that he paid attention to all the little things.  He took out all the trash without being asked, did the dishes, cleaned up after himself, and gave me time to just relax.  However, I do still love a beautiful card, flowers once in a while, and definitely chocolate.  If money was not object for my husband, I would love for him to take me on a mini vacation, buy a house and have the movers move everything for us so when I arrived to our new house, I wouldn't have to do everything!
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what about something like off buy a gift .com or even just a simple box with pictures of you and him inside or things that you know he likes, more personal instead of monetry value.... and special little things it isn't always about things that cost alot of money, but more the effort of something that capturing the heart, but them I am an old romantic!!
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Does he have any hobbies, besides being with you?  If he does buy him something that would enhance his hobby.  A good home cooked meal would be better than a bought present, at least for me.
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Hey what about a gift card for his favorite sport store. A watch?\nmaybe a ticket for an event. a wallet with a pic of you inside?\nGOOD LUCK!
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Since the traditional gift is cotton, why not a beautiful set of very high threadcount sheets. Put them on the bed, dont wrap them. Light the room with candles, set a picnic with some new china (another traditional gift) and figure out the rest from there. \n\nP.S. Happy Anniversary!
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A funny Christmas card and a gift card for strabucks, or some local cofee shop. nothing to personal but appropriate. I think this combo works well.  You could always switch the gift card with a place you know he likes, but coffee is usually a winner
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Hohoho :)\nChristmas, birthday, 1 year...\nThat's 3 times more fun than usual.\nA few ideas:\n*Vacation to his favorite destination\n*Sunglasses\n*Personalized watch\n*Something related to his hobbies\n*Personalized Jewelry with your name or something witten such as 'I will love you forever'\n\nMore ideas at:\nhttp://gift-ideas.christmasgifts.net/Christmas-gifts-for-him.php
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What about a nice pocket watch and have a personal engraving put on it, or possibly a bow and arrow set for hunting!  My hubby is a huge hunter and alot of times he uses his rifle but a few years ago I got him crossbows and he loves it!  A new rifle is an idea too!  Fishing rod and gear, video game system, Make him a nice basket filled with bubble bath-lotions-candles-sex coupons u make yourself-a bottle of champagne and 2 glasses-  he may look at u weird UNTIL u invite him into the bath with you!  Then he will be very very HAPPY with that gift!  Happy Holidays!  If he smokes a zippo lighter with an engraving.
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You can still give him a gift. Something you can't buy. Something that you have made just for him - a painting or something like that :)