Christmas Gift suggestions

[jean2579]

My Husbands nurse does not believe in coffee, tea, alcohol, or chocolate. Any gift suggestions please. I am totally at a loss.

[sandypas]

Deoderant, after shave, socks, book

[bsal6160]

anything, as its the thought that counts not the gift itself or chocolates as he can always give them to someone-else.

[sandypas]

Just wondering if he celebrates Christmas - he may be of a religion that doesn't.

[Anonymous]

---

@sandypas wrote:

Just wondering if he celebrates Christmas - he may be of a religion that doesn't.

---

one doesn't need to practice

religious traditions  in order to 

appreciate the gesture  

[lyndal1838]

---

@jean2579 wrote:

Love it.😆 I should have stated that the Nurse is a man in his late 40s.

---

All the men in my family love a gift box of Glace fruits....even those who don't like chocolates.

My in laws used to send us a massive box of Ditters glace fruits from Adelaide....they were very yummy.

[ooak3]

ooh they sound yum!! i wouldnt mind a box of those lol

what about one of those spensive nut and fruit xmas log/cakes there nice

[latina4621]

A diary or a gift voucher to a newsagents then he can buy what he wants.

or even a gift voucher to a book shop.

in those situations i always find vouchers are the way to go and it isn't too personal.

[azureline**]

A lotteries gift pack

[ecar3483]

As a suggestion, although it might be a bit pricey, for what you're looking for, for under $25 there's the Victorinox Classic SD.

It's 58mm long (about 2 1/4 inch), so it fits well on a key ring.

It has, as the picture shows, a small blade, scissors and a nail file. Also, there's a toothpick and a pair of tweezers that fit into the handle.

[youcandoityoucandoityoucandoit]

psst ecar!

This is my fave tool..a christmas present a couple of years ago.

pinhammer