What should I get my friend for her birthday?
She's like a fashion kind of girl. Wears adidas, flannels around the waist, hollister clothes, and mascara. She shops at forever 21 and blah blah. I don't want to get her a gift card and not a mug so what should I buy her? Something creative, or basic,
What should I get for my friend on her 13th birthday?
well it really kind of derpends on her personality but most thirteen year odls LOVE music so pick out her fave band/singer and buy her there newest album.and maybe like a itunes card.and a poster or somthing even though its alot of work throwing a suprise party would be awwsome! P.S.my friend made me a huge poster board with pictures of us and saying silly things like inside jokes and sttuff like that! Hope I Helped!
Should I get the same shoes as my friend?
Well it seems like this is stressing you out. You should do what you want. Get them and if she comments ,tell her what you told us. That you were going to get them last year but got them now. Plus they're just converse. Tons of people wear the black and white ones everyday!
What should I get for my friends birthday?
If your friend is an active type who loves to work out, below are the gift suggestions I can share.Outdoor Gear. If you’re shopping for a hiker, camper, fishing guru or any other man who hangs out outdoors, you’ve got plenty of options. First, think about what he likes to do. If he’s a camper, invest in a good tactical flashlight to keep his nights bright. Shopping for a hiking enthusiast? Try a little multi-purpose pouch to keep his belongings safe.Compression Socks. Compression socks and stockings could technically be considered clothing. However, they’re much easier to size and buy for someone else than some other clothes. In fact, there are some compression socks that are “one size fits all” adults, taking the guesswork out of your gift buying experience.Compression socks are great for improving your recipient’s circulation, reducing muscle soreness and even boosting athletic performance. Plus, they’ll keep him warm in the cooler months while he plays outside.If you will consider giving this as a gift, you might as well check this helpful article I found for the benefits of compression socks. 6 Benefits of Compression Socks You Never Knew You’d Get - TrendBaron.com
What should I buy for my friend's birthday?
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What should I get for my friend, who is a Warrior Cats fan?
There are a few main kinds of Warriors fans:-Read all the books because they love them-Read all the books because they just want to know more about the series-Read all the books because someone said they were “not a real Warriors fan”-Read most of the books because they like them-Read most of the books to learn more about the series but got bored too fast-Read some of the books and then stopped because Warriors Wiki-Read some of the books and then stopped because they got boringAnd finally…-Mom won’t let me read those books but I have the internetFocus on why they read the books. If it’s because they love the books, get them a Warriors book they haven’t read. Any Warriors book, whether it’s informative or a story. Or if you’re a talented to decent artist, draw their favorite character or their OC if they have one.If they read the books for information, find out which factors they’re more interested in:-Cat culture (Words and phrases like mouse-brain, half-bridge, monster, etc. Including ceremonies, religion, etc. Try to make your own little dictionary or mini encyclopedia of cat culture. Don’t make an encyclopedia if there’s a strict time limit.)-Medicine (The most common one: The ways of a medicine cat. A great source for making some kind of guide is “Everything a Medicine Cat Needs to Know” on DeviantArt. Actually, any of thepalecat’s journals are gonna work well for any of these interests.)-Leadership (The way of a Leader. This is less uncommon, but the Fandom Wiki will help. Not sure what to make for this.)If they got bored, they likely make their own Warriors clans and characters. I recommend either giving them an informative Warriors book like Code of the Clans if they haven’t read one, or a drawing of their cat.When in doubt, go on Etsy.
What should I get my friends for Christmas?
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My friend is getting into drugs, what should i do?
hey so i’m 15f and my friend (also 15f) who i’ve been close with since kindergarden smoked week for the first time and now she’s like obsessed and has been wanting to try new drugs and drinks and such. what makes me really concerned is that her older sister was a raging alcoholic and semi-drug addict who just got clean and i know stuff like that can be genetic (addictive genes.) whenever me and another close friend go over she always asks if we can bring weed or alcohol, (just a little background, my other friend and i have smoke and drank before, she’s a fan of smoking but i’m not so much, i only do it with close friends when i want to which is like rarely) i’m just nit sure what to do, like i’d love to have fun drinking with her and my other friend but i just don’t want to enable her by supplying alc or doing stuff with her, what should i do? i’ve tried talking to her about it but she gets defensive and is kinda clueless as to what she’s potentially setting herself up for.
What should I get my friend, who is a saxophone player?
I would advise you NOT to buy saxophone gear. Most people are pretty idiosyncratic about it, and want to use what they life and have tried out. You may be wasting money if you do, plus you probably don’t know what kind of gear they use. (Reed strength, mouthpiece facing, etc.)That said, if you were to get something, just make sure the shop has a decent returns policy. Horn players need a steady supply of reeds and sometimes need to replace neckstraps or harnesses, and so on, so I’m sure your friend would have SOME sure for the store credit earned when returning something she or he cannot use. You could also gift your friend a tune-up, depending on how serious he or she about the sax-playing: tune-ups are a regular necessity, and it could be your friend’s instruments are due—though it’s not a particularly memorable gift, it is a very practical one, at least if you know the repair shop your friend regularly goes to and trusts, and that repair shop is willing to let you buy a general tune-up that could be put off till needed. It may not be particularly cheap, though, and your friend may have to pay more if a need for minor repairs is discovered!You might have considered giving your friend some saxophone-related trinket, but I’d be careful. These are really typical present choices, and while I used to get a kick out of things like Smurfs and California Raisins figurings playing saxophone, after a while I also got lots of saxophone-iconic stuff (posters, T-shirts, medallions) that was just cheesy and which I had to pretend to enjoy more than I did. Chances are your friend has a lot of this kind of stuff, so I’d avoid it.But I think maybe your best bet would be to figure out which album your friend has been looking for or wants, and get that, or maybe tickets to a show by a saxophonist they enjoy. Those are probably the things most likely to be a good bet, when it comes to your friend’s happiness and appreciation.Beyond that, saxophonists are human: they have other interests and hobbies. Not every gift needs to be saxophone-related, so if you’re stumped, maybe consider expanding your options to your friend’s other interests and hobbies.