He'll be delighted that you've put so much thought onto them. xx
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06-07-2011, 06:56 PM
Originally Posted by Pawsonboard 
Right is my OH's birthday on the 20th and I am planning a suprise party for him, but getting him some pressies too.
Now his parents are massive let downs and never really do much/give him much for his birthday, and to be quite honest, are a waste of space. So I want to really spoil him this year, so far ive got him
2 t-shirts
some stickers for his car
a new zippo lighter
adopted a turtle on behalf of him (cause he desperatly wants a turtle but we dont have space for the tank
)Im also having a custom car cake made for his party of on of his cars he has at the moment (Mk 2 Celica Supra)
Ive organised food and decorations and have told him im taking him out for a posh meal on his birthday
Do you guys think this is enough? I kind of dont feel like ive got him enough (bearing in mind he bought me my mercedes estate for my birthday
lol )What do you think?
Surely gifts are about what would please the receiver and have nothing to do with amount or cost?
Something that he really wants that cost £10 is better than something he has no desire for that costs £100!
AT least that is how I feel.
the best gifts reflect the time and thought that has gone into their selection, not their monetary value of number.
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