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26 October 2010, 06:12 PM
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Hi, it is my girlfriends 21st birthday late november, she won't tell me what she wants and i have no idea. This is where i could do with some assistance. I'm open to any suggestions. We have been together just over 6 years now incase people think that should make a difference in what i buy her.
Thanks in advance
Mike
Thanks in advance
Mike
26 October 2010, 06:18 PM
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Hi, it is my girlfriends 21st birthday late november, she won't tell me what she wants and i have no idea. This is where i could do with some assistance. I'm open to any suggestions. We have been together just over 6 years now incase people think that should make a difference in what i buy her.
Thanks in advance
Mike
Thanks in advance
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On a serious note chicks dig romance over material gifts any day of the week - so book a posh restaurant or hotel and make a romantic day/evening of it, she'll be eating out of your hand by the end of the night.... and then that's when you whip out the gaffer tape.... mwwaahaahaawaa
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As it's her 21st, people usually get 'keep sakes' so why not get her a really nice necklace or bracelet... or if she won't jump to conclusions, a pretty dress ring.
Designer handbag that she can use for a lot of years to come as a reminder of her 21st?
Designer handbag that she can use for a lot of years to come as a reminder of her 21st?
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26 October 2010, 06:58 PM
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On a serious note chicks dig romance over material gifts any day of the week - so book a posh restaurant or hotel and make a romantic day/evening of it, she'll be eating out of your hand by the end of the night.... and then that's when you whip out the gaffer tape.... mwwaahaahaawaa
If it were me, I'd rather have a nice piece of jewellery. Cost wouldn't matter at all as long as some thought went into it, and it would be something to keep.
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Hi, it is my girlfriends 21st birthday late november, she won't tell me what she wants and i have no idea. This is where i could do with some assistance. I'm open to any suggestions. We have been together just over 6 years now incase people think that should make a difference in what i buy her.
Thanks in advance
Mike
Thanks in advance
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i already have one of her favourite restruants booked, suppose i best get into the town centre and have a look around in the jewellers.
Thanks for the replies, even the slightly different ones
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I think Lisa is right, you could find something attractive which would be a memento and a piece of jewellery is the best in that respect.
Biggest problem is what piece of jewellery and maybe you could get some good advice from your mum or sister on that. As ever its the thought which is important.
Les
Biggest problem is what piece of jewellery and maybe you could get some good advice from your mum or sister on that. As ever its the thought which is important.
Les
