Im making a christmas list and the age 13-14 and im stuck any suggestions?
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I got everyone in my family a web-cam...and I'm now the favorite aunt in the family...\n\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/\n\nI got them from tiger.direct....there the cheapest...only 14.99 each...\n\nfor all the teenagers in my family!
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research what you want and narrow it down make a list and work it from their ask your friends and basically it is what you want not what every one else wants
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Don't pushit think what you would like,Then write it down.make a list ,?of ten good things and ten bad things,list must condsider bad or good? male or female/ jugment that you make may be right or wrong, but my gramma said in if you want a relation you have too work on it. good luck.
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you need to work with a screened list\nie if your selling toys you need a list with only parents or grandparents
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Go to oriental trading co. online. They have great prices on party favors.\n\nWhen my children were that age I did a lot of shopping with them.  They also have inexpensive craft ideas.  \n\nI am not sure what kind of party you are having, but it is always nice to include a Christmas ornament as a favor to remember the party.\n\nHope this helps and good luck!
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Buy some pretty Christmas toasting glasses, and have a toast to your first Christmas together.\nBuy an ornament for the tree, a nice collectible one, just the two of you.\n LIght a Christmas candle together.\nDecorate the tree.\nDrive around, and see all the pretty lights, tune in a radio station playing carols.. Or go to a comercial light show.\nBuy some canned goods, and take them to the food bank, together.\nCall the relatives to wish them Merry Christmas.\nGo to church.\nHave an empty creche under the tree, and put the baby Jesus in it. \nBuy each other an ornament. \nDo a Christmas eve tradition. Open just one gift from each other. \nHave a cocoa and cookies snuggle by the fire, or TV.\nBuy a Christmas movie, watch the same one, or a different one, every year.\nGo caroling.\nVolunteer to a food bank, or deliver Chistmas baskets to the poor. \nIn advance, call a local nursing home and ask what they need for the patients.\nHave a open house for the neighbors.\nFill each others stockings, without the other one seeing.\nCook dinner together. Cook something that isn't a tradition.\nDeliver some small gift to each of the neighbors, a plate of cookies, a box of candy. \nBake some cookies together, and decorate them. Or make fudge.\nAnd don't forget the mistletoe!
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At a certain point me and my folks and my siblings came to a conclusion.  None of us are children anymore, we're all reasonable adults and none of us have money to go throwing around.\n\nSo what we do is give each other stuff that we can actually use.  Rice, Toothpaste, Paper Towels...you name it.\n\nBut then there's the thing where you use up the "gifts" so what do you have to hang onto other than memories.\n\nThat's why we also do a scrapbook every year at Christmas.  We make one for each person, identical to the others and we make a video of it.  We just take pictures in duplicates, make photocopies and then get together for food, fun and making our little books.\n\nYeah it's kind of corny but I'd rather be corny than materialistic.\n\nPeace Be With You
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Music boxes, perfume, many items too choose from, go to a nice gift shop and pick out something that suits each girls personality. If she into spotrs , skiing etc,   Hope it all works out  merry christmas!!!!
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1.  Layered Cookie Mixes\n\nOne of the things that I plan on doing this year is Cookie Mixes in a Jar. You can pick up Mason jars at your local grocers and Wal-Mart often has fabric on sale for $1 a yard. Layer the ingredients in your jars according to the recipe. Slap on some fabric and a ribbon and you have an instant gift that didn't cost a whole lot and comes from the heart.\n\n2.  Sharing a Touch of Heaven\n\nOne year, I gave out "Paper White" Narcissus bulbs. In a small terra cotta pot, place a small amount of potting soil in a resealable baggie. On top, lay 3 to 4 bulbs. On top of that, lay a copy of printed directions on how to care for the plants. Cover with the terra cotta dish. Then wrap a pretty holiday ribbon around it all.\n\nAll of this was very inexpensive. I bought my pots at Michaels. The pot and lid cost a little over $1. The Paper White bulbs are inexpensive if you can find a large bag of 30 to 40 bulbs. I bought mine at Home Depot for less than $10. A bag of potting soil is about $2. A few spools of ribbon can be purchased at the dollar store. This project can easily be completed in a few hours. I received many compliments on these. I gave these out to people at work, neighbors, friends, and family. Paper Whites are beautiful and smell like heaven!\n\n3.  Make a "Cold Winter Night Kit"\n\nLast year, a friend made "A Cold Winter Night Kit" for her friends and neighbors. Each had a candle (dollar store), cocoa or tea, and a homemade treat (with recipe card). The gifts were loaded into the dollar store baskets, wrapped in tissue paper and tied with curling ribbon. The "A Cold Winter Night Kit" tags were made on a computer (cut out with decorative scissors and decorated with paper punch snowflakes) and tied to the outside. Each gift was personalized to the recipient. The average cost was probably about $3. You can also add $5 video rental cards, coffee mugs, and playing cards or small games.\n\n4.  Coffee Cups\n\nAs ironic as it may sound, sometimes coffee is the best gift to give within a coffee mug. For a friend who can't resist gourmet coffee, this can be a quick and easy gift idea. Simply fill an oversized coffee mug with a small bag or two of specialty gourmet coffee, then add ribbons and a tag. This is an adorable way to give an inexpensive, yet personal gift. Consider adding a specialty spoon along for extra flair as well.\n\n5.  Soaps\n\nIf you need a feminine gift that does not cost a lot, consider filling a pretty coffee mug with little soaps or lotions. You can usually get these for very inexpensive prices at your local bath or beauty store. These are perfect for young girls as well who love to experiment with things like lip gloss and other makeup. Just fill the mug and wrap a little tulle around it along with a ribbon for a feminine look.\n\nI hope something here helps you!
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A lot of times, just the little things can make a difference between "ok" and "memorable".\nhmmm, party ideas:\n• come up with 2 or 3 colors to set your party mood. This year, we are going with a yellow-green, bright pink, and  a deep cranberry red for a real 50's retro Christmas look.\n• Serving punch or eggnog? Dip the edge of glasses in water or apple juice, then rim the glasses with plain or colored sugar for a pretty sparkle effect. \n• Use napkin rings in your chosen colors. \n• How about renting an arch for people to stand under for picture taking? You can decorate it with balloons in Christmas colors, tufts of iridescent garland, and maybe some mistletoe or pine boughs at the top. Stand it in front of a plain curtain for a solid background.\n• Come up with cute take home party favors so guest will remember the night even more. Cheap plastic ornaments with the group name and year written in silver or gold marker are always nice. \n• Get a guest book to sign at the entrance to make the party feel more special.\nHope these help, and have a wonderful time!
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Dollar store was a good point they have mugs with candy in them.. 1 dollar each for every memeber spending about under 20 bucks?\nI am sure your family would understand times are tough...\nAnother idea if your good at baking...make some brownies or cookies. Buy some christmas decorated tins again at the dollar store and some of that party tissue paper to make it look a little fancy when they open it. \nCan't go wrong with sweets for the sweet tooth.
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sounds like you are very creative....have u thought about baking cookies for the 30 friends and maybe a cake or pies for the teachers.....that is alot of people to give to....or go to like a dollar store and stock up on stuffed animals.
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hey! I'm 19 right now: here is some of my list! ( I make different lists for different ppl.. ) \n- PJ's\n- new I-Pod\n- Movies\n- Stocking-stuffer materials..\n- White-gold Locket.. [ from my bf ;) ]\n- Art supplies: charcoals, oil paints, a canvas, sketchbook, etc.\nEveryone likes different things.. =)
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4th grade, what a wonderful year. Here are some ideas they'll love.\n\n1. Make reindeer mix with oatmeal and sprkinles. Tell them  to sprikle it on their lawn on Christmas Eve.\n2. Have them spread icing and add sprikles to a sugar cookie.\n3. Make presents for loved ones such as wrapping hot cocoa mix packages.\n\nHope this helps!
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gifts that were regifted to me that were more than 2 years old.fruitcake
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Maybe a few new movies? A nice warm sweater? Books? Does he like cologne, I have 2 new favorites, Ralph Lauren Polo Double Black and Carolina Hererra for Men, smell so good! Maybe you could put together a Scrapbook of pictures of your years together? I hope you find something!! Good Luck and Happy Holidays!!
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there are tons of craft bazaars going on this time of year.  maybe bake some treats and sell them.  trust me, at 1.5 years old they still don't get christmas.  even if he only has 3-4 small things to open he'll be thrilled!!!  good luck!