Need some ideas for birthday presents for my wife

**cheese** · 26th July 2009, 20:31

Ok can you guys give me some ideas I'm a bit stumped.

I want to get her something from my son.

And something small from me (going to get her some Jewellery made later on)

I'm just struggling for some ideas.

**crazyhorse** · 26th July 2009, 20:33

lingerie is always a nice thing to receive - and if she's had kids (which is obvious), then it would be one of the last things she'd go and buy for herself

**P38** · 26th July 2009, 20:50

Give her your credit card and say
"Help yourself to as much as you need love".

Just kidding.

Theres some boody awesome (an cheap) deals for holidays on the Gold Coast or up to the Islands at the moment.

Maybe she'd like a winter break somewhere warmer.

**peasea** · 26th July 2009, 20:55

Originally Posted by cheese

Ok can you guys give me some ideas I'm a bit stumped.

I want to get her something from my son.

And something small from me (going to get her some Jewellery made later on)

I'm just struggling for some ideas.

Edible undies.

**klingon** · 26th July 2009, 21:04

What kind of gal is she? e.g. Is she the frilly, girly type or an adventurous outdoorsy sort? Does she like arty/crafty activities?

Is it a 'significant' birthday? (translated as: how much do you want to spend?)

One of my best birthday surprises was when my partner brought my sister into town (I don't get to spend as much time with her as I would like). She stayed with us for the weekend and my lovely man

paid for both of us to have luxury pedicures at a beauty spa place!

Just yesterday I was wandering around Devonport and noticed a hat place that runs 'fascinator' workshops... I would love to do that with a bunch of girlfriends then go out for High Tea at the Langham in town, wearing our newly crafted fascinators!

Go on, give us some more clues about her personality and interests...

**Fatt Max** · 26th July 2009, 21:09

From my son, I would buy some nice perfume, bath stuff or other nice smelly frilly stuff

A small thing from me would be my cock

**Fatt Max** · 26th July 2009, 21:11

Mind you, I did treat my missus to a deluxe 'Stallion' three speed vibrator one year.

She set the thing on max speed......knocked all her teeth out....

**wbks** · 26th July 2009, 21:11

Originally Posted by Fatt Max

From my son, I would buy some nice perfume, bath stuff or other nice smelly frilly stuff

A small thing from me would be my cock

Why do you feel the need to tell NZ about your small penis at every opportunity?

**EJK** · 26th July 2009, 21:16

Recently I bought my mother a little Tea Pot. Very simple, affordable but still adorable. And yes, she did love it! She now can't wait to invite guests.

But again, this was a Son -> Mother gift so I can't really recommend for Husband -> Wife. Sorry. However many says Kitchen Utensils work (e.g. Knife, china dish, kettle, stainless steel refrigerator, or even a full-time dishwasher i.e. The Husband etc...) Again it depends on people so...

My $0.02...

**Number One** · 26th July 2009, 21:18

What Klingon said - help us out some man!

**Number One** · 26th July 2009, 21:20

Originally Posted by EJK

Kitchen Utensils work (e.g. Knife, china dish, kettle, stainless steel refrigerator, or even a full-time dishwasher i.e. The Husband etc...)

kitchen utencils!!!! Don't go THERE unless you want a slap and a vacuum cleaner for YOUR birthday.

I remember my dad giving my mum a 'battery recharger' once when I was quite young and her being REALLY pissed about it...then when I was older I found out (when I was old) that was only half the gift

...still she was mad as hell about it anyway - perhaps NOT one of those

**Maha** · 26th July 2009, 21:25

Just tell her its Classic Kiwiana.

**EJK** · 26th July 2009, 21:25

Originally Posted by Number One

kitchen utencils!!!! Don't go THERE unless you want a slap and a vacuum cleaner for YOUR birthday.

I remember my dad giving my mum a 'battery recharger' once when I was quite young and her being REALLY pissed about it...then when I was older I found out (when I was olde enough that was only half the gift

...still she was mad as hell about it anyway - perhaps NOT one of those

LOL again depends on people

Gosh if only someone could gift me a nice set of kitchen knifes

Well anyhow, good luck with the search Mr. Cheese

**Number One** · 26th July 2009, 21:30

Kitchen knives? Crikey that's scary too!

**Maha** · 26th July 2009, 21:31

Originally Posted by EJK

LOL again depends on people

Gosh if only someone could gift me a nice set of kitchen knifes

Well anyhow, good luck with the search Mr. Cheese

If knives are ever gifted, the giftee must pay the gifter (even 20c) for them, other wise it will cut their freindship....personally I am not superstitious but OMG! whats those peacock feathers doing inside!!!!!