Gourmet Get Well Gift Baskets
What for my elderly aunt and her husband for x-mas?
My aunt is in her mid 60's and her new husband in his 80's, really I love her and always try to get something good for x-mas. I'm completely out of ideas of this x-mas though. I mean, she has a lot of nice things, a good home, so all you gain in life. I felt so bad because last year I just sent her a gift basket of gourmet snacks. It was so impersonal. I do not want again this year. Any ideas? Thanks! And nothing shouts "you are old", such as magnifiers and remote controls with large buttons. Some people are more healthy me, and I have 27 years. To move very well, very well. They live across the country. We had a great visit this summer, but we can only go to see them once a year.
No matter how healthy you are at 60 and 80, there is always thoughtful gifts that are clever and useful. I bought a cheapo little thing jar opener, because my hands are not as good as they were before. And yes, time is a good gift. A promise to do something for them. I did not see whether F or M but offer to clean leaves from gutters, turn into a garden, clean the garage, where the point and you. Oops I just saw the concert across the country thing. I see not as impersonal, but give gift cards so the person can choose what they want. Do not need anything else to put in my home or on my walls for a dinner at a great restaurant or a massage or spa, a subscription to a journal. My sister loves him different coffees and gave him a gift in a different coffee each month gets really excellent. It is difficult to get gifts for people who have everything so if age is not a factor, things go from that point of view. I used to bake Christmas cookies my mother's recipes and send them to not lost and they were just excellent. How about a Christmas ornament with a picture of you on it. . . The angle that you need? In this way every Christmas that you will there.
