what do you think about this for a gift for co workers?
923365
I think that sounds great...it's very thoughtful! Most people wouldn't  even think of getting a gift for 30 coworkers!!!
1178237
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.
942486
Yes.  A little gift wouldn't hurt.  Nothing too big though, just in case he doesnt get anything for you, you don't want him to feel bad.  I reccomend a funny little gift that relates to a little joke or funny event that the two of you have shared in the past month.  If you can't think of anything, always go to something that will make him laugh a little.
1184732
If you want to I think it would be a nice gesture. Gifts are always nice. It shows you are a thoughtful person.
596484
Well now that depends on who it is from... \n\nIf it's from a close relative or friend, I would expect they know something about me that I like.. so a gift, even if it's from a dollar store, if it's a caring gesture, could mean more than diamonds.\n\nIf that nice thought is represented in a gift card so I can pick out what I want.. then it depends on what they THINK I like...a gift card to get my nails done for me is cool.. but if it's to Micky D's... then they have the WRONG picture of who I am, so giving a gift at all is inappropriate.\n\nCASH?... That's a hard one... that would during times of co-workers that took a collection that have no idea what you would want, or what you already have, but want to give you a bit of spending cash to further whatever the occasion is.. such as a housewarming.. or baby shower.. but it has to be given with the most thoughtful card or flowers to show that they cared enough to give a little something nice.. and the cash is a bonus.
781221
I can see you put lots of thought into this special gift.
942
This is a tricky question as it may not even be allowed where you are employed. If it is there may be restrictions set by the company on how much each gift can be in cost, what types are allowed, etc. If it is a very small company talk to who is in charge about the gift giving policy. Something small and not very personal are your best choices, things like candles are always welcomed for just one idea
859097
Let's see.... how about a Chewbacca pez dispenser, a pair of fuzzy dice, a sheet of bubble wrap, a coupon to Denny's, and a roll of duct tape. That way they'll understand our culture about as well as I do.\n\nAnd on the inside of the time capsule I'll inscribe the following message: 'Sorry, but SunsetSam said you can only have 5 things.'\n\nThanks for the question, btw, now I'll be up all night thinking of other silly things I should've included... a pair of SpongeBob boxers, a souvenir route 66 shot glass, a package of twinkies, a box of Trojans, a pin that says 'Kiss me, I'm Irish', an Andy Warhol wig, one of those coffee table knickknacks that looks like a stack of fake books, a t-shirt that says 'I'm with Stupid', a tin of sardines, a 'My Little Pony' coloring book, a bobble-head Elvis, those seven mystery keys on my keychain... maybe they'll have better luck figuring out what they unlock... yeah... this could go on for days....
387317
Your man will definitely be impressed and be happy if u sent him flowers to his workplace. First its a surprise which they will love. The second, feeling special and cared by someone. And the best part, getting it in front of his workmates. He will be so proud of u. Go ahead do it. All the best. Have a blast.
473112
I think a great "congratulatory gift" if you can swing it..would be to show up at their restaurant with a group of 20 people (reservations of course) in tow..all hungry and thirsty!\n\nor... a reservation for your companies Holiday party!\n\nor... show up once a week with a different group of friends who have not been there yet. \n\nor.... if you are looking for something more.."gifty" what about an ad in the paper congratulating them on achieving their dream? \n\nor a shadow box with mounting and an engraved plate the date for their first dollar bill to be displayed in? (mr. krabs would love that!\n\ngood luck to your friends!
366643
How about writing one yourself about them, the love they have for each other, things that have happened, the hopes that you have for them....it would be a great gift and the audience would love it.
637143
It totally depends on the friend. It is always nice to make something or really put a lot of thought into the gift. That always makes a person feel really special.
6383
Where I work we all supply gifts for just such needs, see:\nhttp://www.familygivingtree.org/
810235
Marie is right.  If you didn't know her personally, a small gift in her honor to a charity is perfect.  Then give a card to your supervisor letting her know about the gift, and that you're very sorry for her loss.  Maybe you could arrange to have the department (if it's a large enough one) pitch in to send her a basket of fruit or cookies or something.  But whatever you do, do it in the next day or two.
869287
How about something small and cool like this http://www.giftweblog.com/2006/11/02/rugged/
514738
By them a nice music Cd or a good book, what their sexual orientation is, should be irrelevant to what you could give them as a gift. They are normal people after all, why should they be given something "lesbian" as if they were something strange? If they are your friends you should know that.
961307
I think that is a really nice idea - besides, that way you know that the person/people receiving it are needy. And you can witness their joy from afar when you know who recieved the gift. What a thoughtful gift.