What will you buy these people for Christmas?

Question

1. mother/father
2. grandparents
3. your children (infants and older)
4. your brothers/sisters

Angel - buying your family houses and holidays says you are very generous and very rich! Will you marry me?

Answer 1

Framed photos of other family members, including but not only yourself. People seem to like that. Especially grandparents and parents. Maybe not for siblings and children. For siblings, it might seem impersonal, but mine seem to really like it, is a gift certificate to a book store such as Barnes and Noble. I found it useful to listen to what my children were saying that they wanted. They will come up with plenty of ideas. And this might sound cold, but infants don't need Christmas presents, since they are unaware of the concept and won't be hurt if they don't get one. But you might want to start up some sort of annual Christmas tree ornament with their name on it.

Answer 2

1.My mum is no longer here bless, but my step - dad who is wonderful is having a new jumper, the latest James Patterson novel, some slippers , a scarf and matching gloves and a new low impact walking stick off me, with the obligatory hankies, chocs and smellies!
2.I haven't got any grandparents any more.Ooh - I've just realised that I am the grandparent! lol:-D
3. Both my lads are having recordable DVD machines, smellies, slippers, a bottle of Jack Daniels, and chocs, and I have got their wives smellies, gold bracelet and earrings and chocs, one has a bottle of Bailey's and the other Dooley's.
4. My brother is having a remote control Porsche! He's 48 and it's the only one I could afford to get him, lol:-D I've also got him the Prison Break season 1 box set and some Toblerone choc and slippers, and a bottle of gin.
5. My eldest granddaughter (aged 14) has got a make-up gift box, a proper grown up jewellery box, a silver locket and ring, slippers and dressing gown set, plus smellies and chocs. My next granddaughter (11) has a huge art and craft gift box, slippers and dressing gown set some smellies and chocs, and finally my grandson (6) has some Spidie jim jams and slippers, a set of 6 Fantastic Four action figures, 2 transformer thingummy - bobs, some chocs and smellies, oh and new wellies (don't ask), and a wind - up radio and torch!

Answer 3

I've bought my mum - A sudoku a day calender, an Elvis glass, an Elvis throw thing and A cadbury puzzle (with 2 chocolate bars).
My dad isn't really into anything and I want to get him something he doesn't normally get, but if I can't find anything I'll still get him whatever boots or shirts he needs for work and some DVD's.
I'll also get them both some sweets - like those Chocolate santa's.

I don't have any grandparents, children or brothers/sisters.

Answer 4

1. My Mum is having a voucher for a bunch of flowers when she least expects it over the next 12 months; my Dad is having a book about gardens.
2. Amaretti biscuits for Grandad and I'm making pot pourri dollies for Nannie.
3. Have none, but we're taking niece and nephew to an adventure place in the spring to go abseiling, rock climbing etc.
4. My brother wants a boat or a laptop, but my budget is £10-15, so he's got a make-your-own-boat kit from Hawkins. My sisters are getting binoculars (for bird-watching in her garden, or for taking to rugby) and a fairy-catching kit. They're quite different sorts of people.

Answer 5

For mum and dad, it seems that slippers, dressing gowns, and pyjamas are always spot on, same with grandparents.
I have no children but my nieces and nephews are getting colouring books and any other affordable things their parents may mention.
Me brother will get a kick up the bum, sister-in-law collects crystal and angels of all sorts. She's prolly get something else. I will ask everyone what they want. In reality, brother won't get a kick up the bum because he will probably ask for something else.
Last year he had a new Toyota, so I bought him a torche in colour to match (flashlight, that is) and a few other things.
Godparents got music they had wanted.

--That Cheeky Lad

Answer 6

Good question :)

i'm getting my mother perfume and a steam mop ( its what she wanted )
I have no idea what i'm getting my step-dad , he's so hard to buy for , he has everything lol

I have no grandparents

my 3 kids- im getting them a few new outfits each but mostly just toys . And my dog - who is like one of my kids lol i'm getting her some new toys and a box of treats .

my 2 sisters - we dont buy each other gifts we just buy gifts for the kids instead , like i buy gifts for their 4 kids, and they buy gifts for my 3 kids . I might just give them a gift certificate each this year so they can pick what they want , since their a little older .

Answer 7

1. 500 quid between parents. They put it towards a holiday in the summer.
2. No living grandparents
3. Car Reg plates (3)
4. Usually buy a bottle of moet per couple.

Answer 8

Mum:- Some bottled oils and herbs for her new kitchen

Dad:- A New tool belt cos he just started his new handyman business

Grandparents:- thoughts - as they all passed away

Children: - apparently everything in the argos catalogue toy section (sheeesh!!!)

Sister:- Something to do with Dr Who (sad I know but she is slightly mad and totally adores David Tennant)

Answer 9

1. a free dinner at an expensive restraunt
2. same as #1
3. electronics
4. money

Answer 10

1.2 father/mother both passed away
2. grandparents both passed away
3. have no children
4. no brother nor sister
just my other half and their family members

for her 84 year old mom I bought a humming bird feeder
she loves watching them in the summer evenings.

for her, I have some jewlery
some make up
and one more present that I have not picked up yet

thats all and we both will go to Las Vegas for Christmas for a nice little trip. YEAH!