hollydolly
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I don't use the side tool pouch cuz I find it gets in the way. The kneeling pad is about an inch or so thick and solid foam...
Christmas Gift Ideas/Recommendations
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Gaer
"Angel whisperer"
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- New Mexico U.S.A.
If you get something for an older gentleman ( or lady), I would
only say please don't get them something that makes them FEEL OLD!
(sippy cups, old lady robes, canes or crutches, blankets, etc.)
Tools would be great for an older person. ( a new set of Crescent brand wrenches)
and, Nothing they have to learn how to operate. Nothing with a plug!
only say please don't get them something that makes them FEEL OLD!
(sippy cups, old lady robes, canes or crutches, blankets, etc.)
Tools would be great for an older person. ( a new set of Crescent brand wrenches)
and, Nothing they have to learn how to operate. Nothing with a plug!
hearlady
Basic Member
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- N Carolina
I got those for my DIL!
hearlady
Basic Member
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- N Carolina
Good ideas!
Leann
Traveler
I have one and I love it.On the subject of gardening, if he hasn't already got one, how about a Garden kneeler ?.. It's fab for kneeling, and with handy sides to help you stand up, and it can be flipped to make a low seat... it's very lightweight and folds flat for storage.. I wouldn't be without mine, had it years now..
Lewkat
Senior Member
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- New Jersey, USA
My son is almost impossible to buy for. This year, I was able to find a nautical themed pen and pencil holder for his desk. His entire office looks like the cockpit of a yacht. Also, a set of gold cross pens to start him off with newbies.
hollydolly
SF VIP
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- London England
Men generally are very difficult to buy for unless they have a specific hobby... a sport or something... maybe some of the men here could give clues as to what men really want for Christmas..
Murrmurr
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- Sacramento, California
Just for fun (and to prove how clever I am) I cut the toes off of Paxton's old baby socks and sewed in tiny draw-strings to make tube dresses for my granddaughter's Barbie and lady superhero dolls. The designs were cute (stripes, tiny puppies, stars, etc.) and the heels of the socks fit really nicely over the doll's butts. Ariel loved them.
palides2021
Well-known Member
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- MidAtlantic, USA
This is really amazing! Haven't used one, but will think about using something like this in the future.On the subject of gardening, if he hasn't already got one, how about a Garden kneeler ?.. It's fab for kneeling, and with handy sides to help you stand up, and it can be flipped to make a low seat... it's very lightweight and folds flat for storage.. I wouldn't be without mine, had it years now..
Murrmurr
SF VIP
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- Sacramento, California
You're funnyMen generally are very difficult to buy for unless they have a specific hobby... a sport or something... maybe some of the men here could give clues as to what men really want for Christmas..
hollydolly
SF VIP
- Location
- London England
it's really one of these useful things you never knew you needed, but once you have it, you'll wonder why it took you so long to get it..
Shop towels
(never enough)
Exacto knife refills
(can't have too many)
Everything else?
I already have it
JessieJim
New Member
My sister is a real fan of table tennis. I'm going to present her tennis blades https://pingpongacademy.org/table-tennis-blades/ the first one Yasaka, I hope she'll like it. My mum is going to be presented with Ikea cushions and dad -old whiskey.
RadishRose
SF VIP
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- Connecticut, USA
Sounds good.
hearlady
Basic Member
- Location
- N Carolina
Shop towels! Good one! Thanks