Nan's 80th Birthday Pressie
06 October 2006, 07:19 PM
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Parachute jump ? I kid you not. That's what one 80 odd yr old had for hers ! Whatever you do, don't underestimate her. Is she a young 80 yr old or an older type? You'd be suprised what some folks of that vintage would REALLY like .
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06 October 2006, 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Apparition
Parachute jump ? I kid you not. That's what one 80 odd yr old had for hers ! Whatever you do, don't underestimate her. Is she a young 80 yr old or an older type? You'd be suprised what some folks of that vintage would REALLY like .
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Ta for the suggestion though.
06 October 2006, 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
Send her ME!!!! 
At 78 I am a little junior .... but I've still got it!
ps. does she make pies like your mum??
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At 78 I am a little junior .... but I've still got it!
ps. does she make pies like your mum??
Pete
06 October 2006, 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
Send her ME!!!!
At 78 I am a little junior .... but I've still got it!
ps. does she make pies like your mum??
Pete
At 78 I am a little junior .... but I've still got it!
ps. does she make pies like your mum??
Pete
My grandads only 65, must be what keeps her young
P.S. She makes better pies than my mum, but I don't tell my mum that
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06 October 2006, 09:35 PM
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My Nan likes taking pictures but was always anoying the bloke in the photo shop because she couldnt load or unload the films, so we got her one of those APS cameras where you just shove it in, mind you this was a few yeasr back before the days of digital cameras....
06 October 2006, 10:55 PM
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My Nan likes taking pictures but was always anoying the bloke in the photo shop because she couldnt load or unload the films, so we got her one of those APS cameras where you just shove it in, mind you this was a few yeasr back before the days of digital cameras....
06 October 2006, 11:48 PM
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try www.photobox.co.uk, you can have a book made of various family photographs - you choose layout/ text etc, only takes an hour or so to design and they deliver within a few days.
06 October 2006, 11:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Lydia72
try www.photobox.co.uk, you can have a book made of various family photographs - you choose layout/ text etc, only takes an hour or so to design and they deliver within a few days.
But the pictures were crap. It didn't help that my brothers turned up late and were suffering from hangovers . Of course I wasn't We haven't been able to try again due to the fact its hard to get all the family together at one time, so the above might be a better alternative.
Thanks for that
07 October 2006, 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted by markr1963
I'm with Apparition on this. If the lady has to keep her feet on the ground though how about go-karts, rally day, 4WD day or similar.
