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Dooney & Bourke

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I have been dating a boy for about 3-4 weeks. Things are going pretty well.
Anyway, it is his birthday next week.

WTF do I do for that?!?

I don't even know what he likes or anything. I made him a fun mix CD recently, but he just isn't that "into" music.

He is going to New Zealand for a week in December. Anything I can get him for the trip?

I know that he also LOVES cookies, but I don't know what kind!!

Also, keep in mind, I just lost my job two weeks ago, so I have to be careful with my money.

Thanks!

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3-4 weeks is such a short time that I wouldn't spend a lot anyway. I think cookies are a great idea. Maybe you could make an assortment and there's bound to be a kind in there he likes. Even if you just got a couple of tubes of those slice and bake ones, it would be fairly inexpensive, but still a nice gesture.

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gruiz wrote:


3-4 weeks is such a short time that I wouldn't spend a lot anyway. I think cookies are a great idea. Maybe you could make an assortment and there's bound to be a kind in there he likes. Even if you just got a couple of tubes of those slice and bake ones, it would be fairly inexpensive, but still a nice gesture.

i agree.  he's probably not expecting you to get him anything at all, so cookies would be perfect.

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I agree, a bunch of cookies.  Also, mabye make it like a "travel kit" a funny book or crossword puzzle book, a couple of those cheap handheld card or trivia games.  That could be cute.

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Chanel

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I like luv2shop's idea of a travel kit. I'd buy some of those sodoku books, a few good books, maybe a cd or two, some food (suited for travel), and some antibacterial lotion or something like that. That's a very cute idea.


What about a sweater? That's fairly generic and he'll need it in New Zealand? Maybe something from BR so it's not too, too pricey (maybe on sale?) but it's nice enough to be a gift. Or maybe even the Gap, if you're so inclined.


Oh and I love the cookies too. I think that's a great gift. But I'd add something else in it, just in case. Maybe a dvd or something?



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I travelled around New Zealand a few years ago this time of year, and even though it's their summer, it's still freezing there.  So I think a sweater would be nice.  And maybe a Lonely Planet guide of NZ.  They're the best travel guides for young people:


Lonely Planet New Zealand (Lonely Planet New Zealand)


Or cookies would be good too.   Or if he has an MP3 player, you could get him a gift certificate to iTunes or something so he can download a bunch of music before his trip.  Just some ideas. 



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