I have done the Harrods hamper, gift card etc. she is in her 80s
I have done the Harrods hamper, gift card etc. she is in her 80s
you could take her to dinner and just spend time talking to her My grandma died at 81 so who knows how many birthdays you might have with her?
you could take her to dinner and just spend time talking to her My grandma died at 81 so who knows how many birthdays you might have with her?
Try making a personal memory book for her which has pics from her/your life and other memorabilia you might have......or a nice book or a piece of jewellery.A lady is never too old for a gift of jewellery.
She might enjoy a book (even a book on tape), or maybe watch a movie with her, or if she likes music maybe something like a cd, or maybe going somewhere with her if she's able like to a museum or gardens and wheel her around in a wheelchair (if she has one). She might enjoy a photo or photo album of some sort. I bet she would most surely enjoy your company for a while at least.
Try making a personal memory book for her which has pics from her/your life and other memorabilia you might have......or a nice book or a piece of jewellery.A lady is never too old for a gift of jewellery.
Try making a personal memory book for her which has pics from her/your life and other memorabilia you might have......or a nice book or a piece of jewellery.A lady is never too old for a gift of jewellery.
Give her a dress or a sweater or just give her a warm hug.
Try making a personal memory book for her which has pics from her/your life and other memorabilia you might have......or a nice book or a piece of jewellery.A lady is never too old for a gift of jewellery.
1 thing you should always remember...
No matter what age a women is, she is always young!
Women, specially 40+ and all generally like gifts that make them feel young..
You can give her something like a perfume, handbag, dress or a watch?
And ofcourse give her a hug... and a rose.. and dont forget to tell her you love her
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