What Gift?

Indian Hamper Company

Hetal writes:

Have a look at this site for great indian curry hampers. I bought the curry meal maker hamper for my husband. …….. he loved it!!

Thanks for the gift idea Hetal.

Markus writes;

I found this gift online, i gave it to my girlfriend and she was fascinated with the present.

CompareMags.co.uk

Website: CompareMags.co.uk

Every year I seem to find it harder and harder to choose a gift for somebody. I have to firstly remember what I have bought them previously so I don’t buy the same thing.

Then I have to think of what they may want, times that by what they need, divided by what they already have - anyway what I am trying to say is that it gets very complicated.

A gift magazine subscriptions could be the way out of your pickle.

LoveFilm.com

Website: www.lovefilm.com

I love this idea for a gift for somebody. Let them chose the films they get to watch over and over again with a DVD film subscription lasting from 1 month to 12 depending on how much cash you have to splash.

Rachel asks:

I was wondering what to get my Best Friend for her 15th Birthday.
Although shes not picky shes very hard to choose for. She likes rock,
chocolate, art, interior design, the suicide bunny collections, shes kinda
lazy so loves pillows squishy things or anything comfy, she has a twin,
movies,classic disney movies, cooking, eating, partying, and asking weird
questions. But mostly she likes chocolate. Please help because it was her
birthday ages ago and I dont know what to get her!

£7.90 at Find Me A Gift

What is a Cushtie? It’s a weird hybrid combining the elements of a pillow the properties of a cushion and the function of a stress-reliever.

£9.95 at Prezzybox

Chocolate could well be mistaken as the food of the gods. Sweet, sticky and ever so slightly sickly if you have too much in one go, there aren’t many people in this world who aren’t fans.

£59.95 at Firebox

I would like to proclaim a National Chocolate Day. It’s not any specific day, neither is it once a year. Oh no, MY National Chocolate Day would be any day you wanted. In fact it could be everyday if you so chose it.

£29.95 at Firebox

John from Scarborough asks

My friend Trevor is off to Uni next month and I would like to get him a going away present. Any ideas for a fun pressie?

Danni from London asks

My sister is having a hen party in a few weeks and we are arranging a fabulous party night for her. I would love to buy her something for the party that will give it the WOW factor. Any ideas?

Sally from Ayrshire asks

I want to buy my friend a present for his birthday. He loves gardening but doesn’t have his own garden to grow flowers and herbs. Is there anything you can suggest which may be just the answer to his dilemma?

Louise from Shropshire asks

I want to buy my nephew a present for his birthday which he can use at his summer party. He is only 5 and I am stuck as to what he might like. Any suggestions?

Sarah from Wigan asks

I am going to my best friends wedding this year and would like to buy her and her husband-to-be a wedding gift to remember, rather than the usual set of egyptian cotton towels or wine glasses.

Read to find out what our Agony Aunt recommends.

Jason from Exeter asks

My mum is a real chocoholic and I am looking for a present for her birthday. I don’t just want to buy a run of the mill box of chocolates from the local shop. Can you suggest something a bit unique?

Read on to discover what our Agony Aunt suggests.

Emma from London asks

I am on a bit of a budget but want to get my friend a birthday present that will wow her socks off! She loves to relax in her bathtub, what can you recommend?

Read on to find out what our Agony Aunt suggests.