What’s everyone getting their DH’s for Christmas?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who said women are not great gift giver?

Well in their defense you would actually have to get to know your DH…who wants to do that?

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Anonymous wrote:A Britbox subscription. He’s got a weird love of British tv.

This is a great idea- but I just went on their website and you can't use it via roku/amazon/apple tv. Have you done this before? How are you redeeming it?

i got acorn tv for my birthday last year. i can access it through prime.

[Anonymous]

Same boat here. DH's bday is a few days after Christmas and the man is impossible to buy for. He buys whatever he wants no matter the time of year. He also hates being surprised so even if I do think of a gift for him, I usually end up telling him about it before he opens it.

So far, he has purchased for himself (and I have wrapped and put under the tree): a theragun, a pair of socks, and a pair of nice sweatpants.

I have nothing for his bday yet.

It's pathetic all around. Send help!

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Anonymous wrote:We generally think of something we need or want that stretches the budget and agree it's our gift to each other, whether that's new tires, new paint for a room of the house, or whatever.

But this year, we are going on our first vacation in 3 years right after Christmas, so it's that, and a little more "gift" like.

Well that's practical and also depressing.

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True Classic tees
Converted DVD from his college days
Ekster wallet

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Pants

[Anonymous]

Solostove.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lego Space Shuttle.

That's awesome. I'm 57 and still ask for Lego's for gifts. We're on year 9 of the holiday village set.

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Anonymous wrote:Solostove.

I bought a SoloStove too!

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So boring.

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Anonymous wrote:I need inspiration. My husband has a birthday near Christmas so I need something for that too.

I feel ya. Mine dh is the January 8th. This year I got him the Paul McCartney new book on his lyrics. He loves music. For birthday I got him some star trek socks ( hope to find something else) last year I got Eric Idle's book as he is a Monty Python fan.

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Anonymous wrote:Solostove.

I bought a SoloStove too!

And dh's birthday is in January so I've already lined up accessories. And S'mores.

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getting a MasterClass subscription. In the covid era, he consumes a lot of podcasts, documentaries and reads biographies. I feel like MasterClass will be a nice extension.

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Anonymous wrote:Solostove.

I bought a SoloStove too!

Can you use a SoloStove on a deck?

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Books
Athletic gear
Video game

And the biggest gift of all: me choosing, buying, and wrapping every single other gift for literally everyone in our families