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Hardest person to buy for on your Christmas list?

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dbuck said:
My MIL. But all males are hard to buy for.

I have a great stocking stuffer idea. :idea: Tide-To-Go pen. They really work. I dribbled coffee on my off white sweater the other day, didn't have time to go home and change, ran into Wally World and bought one of these, hoping for the best. They really work, so now everyone I know is going to get one for Christmas. Great for men to keep in their briefcase too. :clap_1: I love things that work as advertised. :biggrin:
Yesssssssss, they REALLY do work!! Like magic!! They even get smashed blueberry stains out!!!
 
I guess that would be Mr. Kitty. He is always so generous and unique in his gift giving that I always feel he gets the short end. He wants a new smoker...I think he called it an "egg"? Maybe I could surprise him with a lot at Alys Beach this year! HA!

P.S. I am thinking of buying a treadmill or eliptical for him. Anyone have pros/cons for them? Good brands vs brands to avoid?
 
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Sueshore said:
I guess that would be Mr. Kitty. He is always so generous and unique in his gift giving that I always feel he gets the short end. He wants a new smoker...I think he called it an "egg"? Maybe I could surprise him with a lot at Alys Beach this year! HA!

Get him a Green Egg, Sueshore! My brother has one and it is so good it would turn a hard-core vegetarian into a meat-eater. No Joke! Pork chops in the Egg are incredible...yummmmmmmmmmm :wub:
 
Mermaid said:
Get him a Green Egg, Sueshore! My brother has one and it is so good it would turn a hard-core vegetarian into a meat-eater. No Joke! Pork chops in the Egg are incredible...yummmmmmmmmmm :wub:

I want one of those.
 
Although I am not on my own Christmas list, I am probably very difficult to buy for. I have everything I want or need, I try to be a minimalist, and I hate the idea of giving because you "have to." The coolest gifts I receive are things that are personal and meaningful, if only in thought, to the person(s) giving them. One of my most treasured gifts was a poem written by a friend. I would take a drawing, poem, or a hand written note, or thought over any material gift every day of the week.
 
I agree, man. Although I do appreciate some things. But I am so particular about things that I'm probably a real nightmare to shop for. Unless its a new fishing rod. There's always success there.
 
Smiling JOe said:
Although I am not on my own Christmas list, I am probably very difficult to buy for. I have everything I want or need, I try to be a minimalist, and I hate the idea of giving because you "have to." The coolest gifts I receive are things that are personal and meaningful, if only in thought, to the person(s) giving them. One of my most treasured gifts was a poem written by a friend. I would take a drawing, poem, or a hand written note, or thought over any material gift every day of the week.

And it doesn't surprise me at all that you would say that SJ. How kind of you. I wish everyone would think like you do. The world would be a happier less frantic place this time of the year!
 
kathydwells said:
And it doesn't surprise me at all that you would say that SJ. How kind of you. I wish everyone would think like you do. The world would be a happier less frantic place this time of the year!

Wal-Mart would like to poke him in the eye for saying such words. :biggrin:
 
Landlocked said:
Wal-Mart would like to poke him in the eye for saying such words. :biggrin:

I am sure they would!!!!
 
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