What is the perfect Christmas gift for that "someone special" on your Christmas List? Don't just wait till the last minute like last year! There is still time to do a bit of homework and really surprise them this year! Let us help you in your journey to ascertain that perfect gift...
a) The Boy Scouts have a famous motto, "Always be prepared". While not all of us are boy scouts, we can still take this motto to heart. How you say? Whenever you are around that special someone, notice what they say and do. They will often give you clues and ideas and hints on what they would like to receive for Christmas this year. They might say:
"Sweet...I'll remember this for the future".
"If only I could afford this".
"I could use this if it was in yellow".
Remember to write these comments down when you get a free minute. Comments such as these are gold mines for great gift giving...
b) Do you know if that "special someone" enjoys a particular hobby or pastime? If the answer is yes, then there is often something that they would love to have to enjoy their pursuit even more. The question remains...what could this be? Even if you don't know anything about their "passion", there is someone out there who does. You could call up your local hobby store, or even post a question on the internet, to make contact with someone who can offer you gift suggestions. People who share the same hobbies, passions or pursuits love to help each other out...
c) Friends are a literal goldmine of information on people. You could always ask their closest friends for gift giving suggestions. Before you ask though, it's often a good idea to have some sample gift giving suggestions of your own. Why? If you pose this question to someone you will be putting them on the spot and they could draw a blank. By having some gift ideas of your own you will "jog their memory" a bit. Let's try an example. If you are going to ask your daughter's close friends for some gift suggestions, you could have some pictures that you have cut from an old catalog on potential gift ideas. Why the picture? Well, a picture is worth a thousand words, so it can spur on even more potential gift ideas. Her friends might be reminded of something she said would really like.
These three ideas should help to get you started on this year's Christmas List. If you would like more details, or to learn about the "Hot Items" for Christmas this year, check out the blog: www.ExcellentChristmasList.com - 42532
a) The Boy Scouts have a famous motto, "Always be prepared". While not all of us are boy scouts, we can still take this motto to heart. How you say? Whenever you are around that special someone, notice what they say and do. They will often give you clues and ideas and hints on what they would like to receive for Christmas this year. They might say:
"Sweet...I'll remember this for the future".
"If only I could afford this".
"I could use this if it was in yellow".
Remember to write these comments down when you get a free minute. Comments such as these are gold mines for great gift giving...
b) Do you know if that "special someone" enjoys a particular hobby or pastime? If the answer is yes, then there is often something that they would love to have to enjoy their pursuit even more. The question remains...what could this be? Even if you don't know anything about their "passion", there is someone out there who does. You could call up your local hobby store, or even post a question on the internet, to make contact with someone who can offer you gift suggestions. People who share the same hobbies, passions or pursuits love to help each other out...
c) Friends are a literal goldmine of information on people. You could always ask their closest friends for gift giving suggestions. Before you ask though, it's often a good idea to have some sample gift giving suggestions of your own. Why? If you pose this question to someone you will be putting them on the spot and they could draw a blank. By having some gift ideas of your own you will "jog their memory" a bit. Let's try an example. If you are going to ask your daughter's close friends for some gift suggestions, you could have some pictures that you have cut from an old catalog on potential gift ideas. Why the picture? Well, a picture is worth a thousand words, so it can spur on even more potential gift ideas. Her friends might be reminded of something she said would really like.
These three ideas should help to get you started on this year's Christmas List. If you would like more details, or to learn about the "Hot Items" for Christmas this year, check out the blog: www.ExcellentChristmasList.com - 42532
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