What should I write in the gift card to a girl that's really nice?
Do you like her? You weren't specific as to who this "nice" girl is. So I'll give you a few. If you like her and know her pretty well (i.e. you wanna hook up or get to know her): =============================== I couldn't help but think about you this holiday season while doing my holiday shopping. I wanted to find a special gift for a special person. Happy Holidays. If she's just a really nice person (no intent on hooking up) ================================ Happy holidays, best wishes for a wonderful and safe holiday. Thank you for all that you do. OR This is my way of saying I appreciate you OR This is my way of saying I appreciate you and all that you do.
What do you write on a gift card to a girl you really like?
So, I really like this girl. I want to get to know her and get close to her. I bought her a diary and i want a little note attached to it. what should it say on the note? Please help me out. I dont want to spill it that i have feelings/ i have a crush on her. I just want a thoughtful message to give to her. So that she gets the hint. Please help me out. Thanks!
Gift ideas for teenage girl?
My mom would really like me to write a Christmas list, but I don't know what to ask for. I recently got a hand-me-down laptop that works well, I bought an iPhone 3gs last year, and in general I have most of the things I want. I love theater and unique gifts, preferably less expensive for my parents. Thank you!
What are the best gifts for your girlfriend?
Hopefully, you know her well and figured out what she likes. Keep ears open, as she might be complaining about not enough shoes, or boots, or whatever.You’re talking gifts as in items not time, affection. That needs to be there already.So here’s what I bought for different lovers. I bought knowing they needed these through observation and listening…1. Complete set of makeup with draws, brushes and to drawers to put her jewellery stuff…2. Other lover, I saw she was struggling at her own place were she didn’t have a table, with mirror and to put her makeup and jewellery but I fixed the lights. It’s similar to this one. When she saw it she cried, she always wanted one…3. For lover who loves taking photos and savvy socially, and fun with lots of friends, I bought this Polaroid camera, which can when you want to…prints out the photo right there and then…4. For another, I bought her a bag which she saw and I knew she wanted it.I can see her drooling over the bag..5. You can also buy jewellery..such as bracelet…Or…necklace..These are just some of what I bought as gifts.But the best gift is what she feels and only way is to find out from her.You’d know already if you’ve been dating for a while, listened, observed and asked question about her life, spent time with her to know about her.Just one final thought…I never bought my lovers gifts until we have been together for sometime, been intimate physically, sexual and there was a time that gone by. I don’t buy gifts in early stages and nor to impress a woman to date me either.Don’t buy gifts to ask a woman out and nor so soon. Let time past, 6 months to even a year or so.I have a very strong thoughts on this because it takes time to know someone and so, no use me investing anything like that if she doesn’t trust me fully, knows me well and we are not intimate romantically and sexually.My values are not going to be compromised that I would breakup if I find there is no trust from a woman and if she dangles sex like a carrot.So ensure you don’t go off buying gifts to a woman you’re dating and she hasn’t shown intimacy with you, trusts you, opens up to you, have intimacy in physically and sexually.Love is not just a word. Nor is trust.It’s an action and any who do not show it in action are already showing red flags for the future.
Would you rather receive a gift, gift card, or cash?
A gift is more personal. It shows that the person thought of you, put some thought into what to purchase, bought something they thought you would like, and in most cases, actually present it to you. A gift card is ok or even cash from someone I don't know well, but if you know me and love me, you should know what to get as far as a gift is concerned, right? Like, for instance, say.... a teddy bear? ;-)
Girls! My girlfriend's birthday is tomorrow. Can I write this on her card? SHORT! 10 PTS BEST ANSWER?
I am 17, and my girlfriend is turning 17 tomorrow. I'm going to give her flowers, a card, and a gift card to her favorite store. I want to write something special in the card though to let her know how much I love her. Does this sound ok? Every word of it is coming from the bottom of my heart. "Happy birthday to the sweetest, most beautiful girl in the world from the luckiest guy in the world. You make my life worth living :) " Does that sound too mushy? It's how I truly feel about her.
Is giving a gift card for a birthday present a rude gesture?
I don't think it's out-and-out rude so much as impersonal. Gift cards essentially shift the burden of shopping and deciding on the gift to the recipient, and then restrict where they can shop.There are times when that could be what you want. If your job is to get a gift for everyone in your department, a coffee shop gift card is a safe, fair, and easy choice, which will probably appeal to most.If it's for your girlfriend, that same gift card could look thoughtless and lazy.There are ways to make gift cards more personal. At the very least, choose the business to match the individual. Make sure the recipient can and does shop there. If it's an hours long trip to the nearest location or the person dislikes that business for whatever reason, don't get that gift card.Better yet, get a gift card with a specific purpose. If someone's birthday is in July and their favorite author will release the latest book in the series in August, give the bookstore gift card with something to indicate that's what it's for, like a catalog page, or a small token item like a themed bookmark.Similarly, a gift card could be appropriate if you know what kind of thing someone might want but not which specific item. If your nephew wants skateboard wheels and you have no idea which ones to get, a gift card (or cash, if you don't know the local skate shops, either) could be a good solution. Again, enclose something to show your intention.Finally, if your significant other is a great coffee fan, rather than get a gift card, why not take him or her out for coffee, and spend time together that way?
Amex/visa gift cards for bridesmaids gifts?
I know my girls and they are not into anything engraved, any sort of monogrammed anything and i am not going to try to pawn off paying for their hair and makeup and nails as their gift. i was thinking of taking the cash i would spend on the typical bridesmaids gifts and putting it on a visa/amex gift card...this way they can use it for the gas it cost to drive down or to pay themselves back for their dress or new shoes or whatever expenses they had to pay to participate in the wedding. being a bridesmaid gets expensive and i know i have looked at my $15 monogrammed tote bag with an engraved frame with the wedding date on it and gone, "this is crap!" opinions?