Christmas presents for someone who has everything?

[JLynn0871]

What in this entire world do you get someone for Christmas that has everything?

My step mother and my dad are the 2 hardest folks to buy for.  They have everything and then some. 

Someone please help me decide on what I could get them. 

I am thinking something together but then again what could it be?  They live on a lake and have a small cabin and it is oh so cutely decorated already. 

I have to get them something by this Saturday and I am panicking!!!

HELP PLEASE!!!!!!

[sgr123]

Dec. 9, 2008 at 9:39 AM

Why not make them a gift basket?  I am doing that for my family.

I am putting a soup mix in a jar, a couple of bread mixes and a jar of homemade pumpkin butter.  You can also make movie night gift baskets.  Get a couple of movies, some popcorn and candy. 

I know how hard it can be to buy for some people.  My family isn't very easy either.

[kmelson]

Dec. 9, 2008 at 9:42 AM

I am not sure what your budget is for them, but I make candy bouquets & candy sundaes.  This is great because everyone likes candy.  We even offer sugar free or dietetic options.  My website is www.kimskandykreations.com.  It is a home business & my husband does the webiste for me, so you won't see everything we do, because my husband works ALL the time.     

[kmelson]

Dec. 9, 2008 at 9:43 AM

if interested you can email me.  Or you may be able to find something closer to you.  Good Luck.

[JLynn0871]

Dec. 9, 2008 at 9:53 AM

They are Netflix customers and she just lost weight, 67 lbs to be exact and I know the only candy she eats is M & M's but not anymore! 

I cannot think of anything and I know everything I get for them, they never use it or wear it.  I always spend $100 each on them so I feel I am wasting money and I want to get them something they can say...wow... I can really use this. 

(Original Poster)

[sgr123]

Dec. 9, 2008 at 11:14 AM

I am at a loss.  I'm really thinking on this, though.

[JLynn0871]

Dec. 9, 2008 at 4:04 PM

SGR123, I am taking your advice and making a goodie basket for my dad.  He is a cancer survivor and he has alot of problems with his body temp and I am making him a basket with slippers and a body throw and he LOVES mixed nuts and fly fishing lures.  SO, Hopefully I will have enough ideas for this.

Thanks and I also checked out the Kandy website and I plan on ordering from there for Valentines!!!  Thanks Kim!

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[sgr123]

Dec. 9, 2008 at 5:56 PM

That sounds like a wonderful gift.  You could make a fleece throw where you tie two together.  I found it's cheaper to buy the throws at Walmart and tie them.  It's cheaper than fleece by the yard and they are thick and warm.