Scottish Elises

What do you buy for a woman who has everything she wants?

I have asked and it is always the standard "I don't know, I'm not really needing anything"

Please share ideas for buying something for your other half...

So far she is getting a book (Michelle Obama) and a bottle of wine..



I am in trouble...

Flowers/cheese/coffee subscription.

Sanjøy wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 21, 2018 8:57 pm

Flowers/cheese/coffee subscription.

Flowers good..

Doesn't drink coffee and will only eat one type of cheese...

Concert tickets? Or tickets to a show?

An experience of some kind or a cooking lesson with a known chef?




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Some speed detailer and a clay bar.

If you can get it- Dyson Complete hair styler.
Fcuking extortionate but it will apparently score high brownie points. I have it ordered with a fairly vague delivery in 3-4 weeks so may be a gift for next year.

j2 lot wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 21, 2018 10:33 pm

If you can get it- Dyson Complete hair styler.
Fcuking extortionate but it will apparently score high brownie points. I have it ordered with a vague delivery in 3-4 weeks.

Oooooh... you could be on to a winner there...

edited: fcuk no.. not at £600 for a fancy set off curlers... or £400 for a hair drier, she would literally beat the sh*t out of me if I spent that much on a hairdryer.

What about a day at Nick Nairns cook school - https://www.nicknairncookschool.com

Victor Meldrew wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 21, 2018 10:33 pm

j2 lot wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 21, 2018 10:33 pm

If you can get it- Dyson Complete hair styler.
Fcuking extortionate but it will apparently score high brownie points. I have it ordered with a vague delivery in 3-4 weeks.

Oooooh... you could be on to a winner there...

edited: fcuk no.. not at £600 for a fancy set off curlers... or £400 for a hair drier, she would literally beat the sh*t out of me if I spent that much on a hairdryer.

£450. I could get the one at £399 but apparently you need to spend the extra £50 to make it worthwhile

Don’t worry I will get the valve back in spades next time Im looking to buy a new car.

Sanjøy wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 21, 2018 8:57 pm

Flowers/cheese/coffee subscription.

Hotel Chocolat subscription - my fragrant half loved hers

neil wrote:What about a day at Nick Nairns cook school - https://www.nicknairncookschool.com

Bought this twice now. Sent S on it with the MiL, doubled my brownie points AND I get fed.

If she likes Gin then how about a Gin subscription?

The one that Sandra gets can be specified to your gin consumption (monthly, quarterly etc) and comes with a magazine with various recipes and snack like goodies to go with the gin.

Only issue is that your weekly shop may go up - fridge was packed with pink grapefruits when they recommended it for a recipe !!

neil wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 21, 2018 11:14 pm

What about a day at Nick Nairns cook school - https://www.nicknairncookschool.com

On a similar note, a good set of kitchen knives.

New ironing board. Serves her right for saying she doesn't need anything.

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