Again, I want to worn individuals to stay away from bath
products, perfumes, etc. because so many seem allergic these days. Also some
schools have now banned candles or warmers from the classrooms because of the obvious
fire hazards.
These are just a few suggestions…
Gift cards are always an easy great gift and especially work
for people you are not exactly sure what they would like. Some suggestions
would be getting them a gift card to one of the following: an office supply
store, a craft store, to a spa, etc.
You can even make a basket full of school supplies which they
can use next year or a movie basket filled with candy, popcorn, sodas, etc.
Boxes of “Thank You” or “Happy
Birthday” cards make a great gift.
If you know the person is not allergic, you could make a fruit
basket with different kinds of fruit. You can even add some nuts to the basket
which is a great gift if the person is a diabetic.
In one of my classes at TWU a few years ago we came up with a
great gift. One student gave her a lined basket. The other students each gave
her an apple until the basket was filled. One could do this with other fruit
too.
Of course candy, flowers, and potted plants are always are
good things to purchase. “Whitman’s”
chocolate does have diabetic candy and it tastes really good. (One of my favorites
and as it happens Eliza Whitman is my great, great, great, great aunt.)
Please feel free to share your ideas on this or anything here
on the blog by leaving a comment or e-mail me at stipple@verizon.net I look forward to hearing from you!
Sandi
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