pretty much nothing. A joint gift from me and daughter-insulated coffee mug. He knows if I want something I buy it for myself. Any gifts he picks out for me are so out there its ridiculous. We spend a lot on vacations, home renovations throughout the year so we think of that as our gifts to each other.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Solostove.

I bought a SoloStove too!

Can you use a SoloStove on a deck?

yes, get the base. I have used my infrared thermometer to test the heat and it is less than 100 degrees on the metal of the base and almost room temperature on the actual deck.

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Anonymous wrote:Solostove.

I bought a SoloStove too!

Same! SoloStove has been on DH’s list since last year

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Anonymous wrote:We spent money on expensive shared things so doing small gifts this year.

Yoga blocks
Book
Various food items he likes
Moscow Mule mixer
Some artistic tools he enjoys.
Maybe some liquor in chocolate “bottles.”

Someone said a Smartwool shirt. That’s brilliant. I’ll look into that.

I bought a few Smartwool shirts, they are definitely my least favorite wool shirts. They are kind of like rough toilet paper. I prefer the WoolX. But I'm a woman and pretty sensitive.

My husband likes Tracksmith wool shirts

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

Nobody. Nobody ever said that.

Anonymous wrote:Loving all these legos!

We payed to stream the LEGO reality show:

“Lego Masters” - where other adults compete as teams of 2 against each other.

The voice of Lego Batman - Will Arnet - is the host. It’s super entertaining! Kids love it too .

Does not cost much to stream.

Anonymous wrote:Loving all these legos!

I'd love to get DH the Harry Potter castle but I can't get past the price tag.

A nice bottle of bourbon and a glass etched with “Dungeon Master” from Etsy
Storage thing for all his D&D stuff
Smart wool socks

Got this cool thing called a movie frome — a canvas that analyzes the overall color for each scene if a movie and splices it together in a piece of art.

https://www.frome.co/

Loving all these legos!

Anonymous wrote:I got him a new golfing outfit (we love to golf together) and am getting his masters degree framed. My kids/his stepkids are giving him some nice socks.

Men are not easy to shop for!

This is perfect.

Ha, I have to shop for Christmas, an early January birthday, AND Hanukkah. It's fine though - I love planning surprises for him, he's happy with pretty much anything, and he rarely shops for anything.

Hanukkah:
- some TRX gear
- candy from a shop he loves
- tickets to a hockey game where his home team is playing

Christmas:
- some nice clothes
- a tabletop s'mores cooker/lazy susan thing
- couples massage at a new spa near us (bonus, child is now old enough to babysit himself while we're gone!)

Bday:
- a nice bottle of whiskey
- an audio book by an author he likes
- standup comedy class

Anonymous wrote: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

A-freakin'-MEN. My husband complained today about the number of Amazon packages being delivered (he WFH, I don't). I wanted to drive back home and throatpunch him.

I got him a new golfing outfit (we love to golf together) and am getting his masters degree framed. My kids/his stepkids are giving him some nice socks.

Men are not easy to shop for!

Ghostbusters car Lego set
Leather tool carrier he asked for
Some tin posters of his NFL team's old adverts for his computer room
video games
graphic novels
new slippers

past gifts
Lego sets
share in the Packers
beard oil sets
puzzles
board games
a small drone
xbox