What are some good thanksgiving gifts?
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Thanksgiving is not a time for buying presents. if you are visiting relatives - bake cookies or deserts, or bring a bottle of wine, etc.  Your parents would like nothing more than being invited to a thanksgiving dinner with you and your kids. For kids - I would not buy them anything - but maybe geta a little card telling them something special is OK. Or in the thanksgiving grace before dinner - say something special abotu how happy you are to have them and something special about each one.
735859
Try gifts.com, they should be able to help you.
800887
http://www.findgift.com/Occasions/Bat-Mitzvah/\n\nThis site has some good Bat-Mitzvah gift ideas.
835958
Yes, anything that would go with turkey. My father always preferred duck to turkey, so that's the Thanksgiving meal I grew up with.
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I think it's great that your son is home and you'll all be together for Thanksgiving! Talk about something to be thankful for! I am planning to have Thanksgiving at home with my family. My boyfreind is going to cook because he's the best at it. I think he's planning to make a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, including mashed potatoes from scratch. My mom made a pumpkin and pecan pie for dessert. I guess my contribution will be cleaning up.
964781
Have a Happy Thanksgiving.
708954
Bay Blades\nHot wheels\nMC Donald's gift certificate\nComic Books\nFinger paint\nPlay Dough\nDrawing pens and pad\nSilly Putty/Slime\na Flute (they come pretty cheap)\nHarmonica\nSwim Goggles for the summer\nA kids coffe cup with hot chocolate pouches and marsh mellows (make your own kit)\nPuzzles\n\nAnd that crazy frog idea from poppy is completely awesome
716644
Get them a simple giftcard from a local store. Let them choose whatever they want.
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It's not supposed to be about bringing the right gift, originally they brought live turkeys for goodness sake! If you can make a desert or something traditionally english take that! If not stick with the wine and tell them about asking what to bring on the internet, it's the thought that counts after all and you'll have a conversation starter!
702193
Here is a very nice one, I hope you like it. "HAPPY THANKSGIVING" >>\nhttp://www.holidays.net/thanksgiving/
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With all the turmoil I have so much to be thankful for this year. A wonderful family including my loving brother Christ who came and fond me when I needed him so much.\n\nKaye, you should see my newly decorated bathroom. All lavender and plum. \n\nGotta go get those pumpkin pies in the oven\n\nHappy Thanksgiving to all!
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give them gift cards !
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I think the best gifts would be any type of make-up, if they are old enough.  Also, fun barrettes, headbands, or other types of hair accessory would work.  Here is a list:\n\n-Make Up\n-Hair Things\n-Nail Polish\n-Fun Toe Socks\n-Gift Cards to the Movies (it doesn't even have to be a lot, like $5)\n-And believe it or not, scratch-off lottery tickets make for fun and suspensful stocking stuffers!  Especially holiday themed ones!
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My fave cute gift is a gift certificate for say In N Out or McDonalds or something and a sweet Christmas card. They come in $5 increments, so it would be cheap and something they would actually use.
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What a thoughtful gift giver you are....\nThere are all sorts of great sugar free candies available now, but I would limit to one, or maybe two items of candy.\nHow about some personal items like bath salts, nail polish, a gift certificate for a facial, movie pass or dinner at Applebee's (they have weight watcher selections now).\nPerhaps a new video or CD, or an offer to help with something.  \nI'm sure the recipient of your gift will be blessed because you thought of them.\nGood job!
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1. Chicks dig sweets. Make loads of cookies, buy really good quality chocolate, and pack them up in pretty foil or boxes, and decorate the heck out of the whole package. Just the presentation will make anyone feel super special.\n\n2. Gift certificates for coffee. Don't know how old your recipients are, but if they're into Starbucks, a $5 or $10 gift card is always well received. Works at other places too, where the items you'd buy are inexpensive, Dunkin Donuts, McDonald's, Panera Bread, etc.\n\n3. Colorful, fun socks or leggings. Everybody loves that stuff, and it can be personal and goofy. And very inexpensive.\n\n4. Pretty hair products: head wraps, little barettes, mini brushes, trial sized products, etc.\n\n5. Go to Bath and Body Works and pick up a bunch of those teeny-sized items: soaps, lotions, body washes, lip glosses, etc. in all different scents, and put two or three of them each into little packages of celophane, teeny gift bags or wrap. And, in similar fashion to idea #1, decorate the heck out of them!\n\nGee, I'm getting a bunch of good ideas for myself here! Haha!
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Children's Bible (My God Mother gave me mine and I still have it and gave it to my Son)\n\nPicture frame with a nice picture of her baptism \n\nI think a cross is a great gift \n\nA Savings bond for her college education