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Anyone else's DH/Dad want nothing for father's day?
My guys, especially my dad, want nothing. However, I'd like to get a little something. If I keep it under $20, it won't be noticable (avoiding "you didn't have to spend on me!") but I'll feel good that I gave him a gift. Then again, I don't want to give junk that he won't use, because, again, he'll notice, and he'll grumble that I shouldn't have done it. Ideas? |
| A six pack of good craft beer and maybe a card. Should come to around $20. |
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Not for my father, or my DH, but I am buying that for my son. He thanks you. |
I just noticed the cat has blue, starry eyes. Glad I could help. -pp |
I agree. Good beer. |
| A pound of Zeke's coffee and a card. |
| Just having my kids with me that day is a present that is priceless. |
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Meat.
A pound of pastrami, a half pound of swiss cheese, deli rolls. |
I got my dad an Izod polo shirt from Costco. I think it was $15. |
| I don't live near my Dad unfortunately, but I sent him a terrarium from a local florist. I hope he likes it. They live on a farm and have a ton of plants. It was only $24! |
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I kind of forgot about my father. But he's old and won't mind. I will call him in the morning.
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oops, 20:23 here.
I'd go with the beer or wine if that seems more appropriate. Coffee if he is not one who drinks. Plus a card. |
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Something edible, so there isn't some sentimental trinket he's forced to keep around. Nuts, candy, and/or booze. The craft beer suggestion is really great if that's his thing.
Whatever you do, do not force him to attend some family meal/picnic thing. Most men don't really think that's a fun way to spend father's day. |