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My Sons 30th birthday is coming up soon and we haven't a clue what to get him, hes not really into football or sport, he likes his motorbike, and as he earns quite good money, there's not a lot he wants for, I have been racking my brain for some ideas, help please.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.For our youngest, we got him a limited edition print of his city of birth (he's lived away for 10 years) and had it framed. We also took him out to a fancy named restaurant in London, he was more impressed that we'd managed to book it than anything else!
For our eldest, he chose a foot high sculpture of a bear as he's always had a thing about bears and we happened to see this somewhere on our travels. We all went out to the local Indian restaurant on the day, again his choice.
Both presents/meals hit the spot perfectly.
For our eldest, he chose a foot high sculpture of a bear as he's always had a thing about bears and we happened to see this somewhere on our travels. We all went out to the local Indian restaurant on the day, again his choice.
Both presents/meals hit the spot perfectly.
Ooh, the TT racing is a good idea.
How about buying him something that he's been on about for ages? A new gadget? A load of vouchers for the garage he uses for his bike?
Some vouchers to go towards a holiday or a weeks hire of a boat on the Norfolk broads (or similar) so he can book for when it suits him and he can take some mates.
Or invite him round for a simple home cooked meal as a nice gesture and give him smaller presents.
How about buying him something that he's been on about for ages? A new gadget? A load of vouchers for the garage he uses for his bike?
Some vouchers to go towards a holiday or a weeks hire of a boat on the Norfolk broads (or similar) so he can book for when it suits him and he can take some mates.
Or invite him round for a simple home cooked meal as a nice gesture and give him smaller presents.