female only Gifts

[Ky.hen 5]

OK, Ladies

What is the most crazy, silly, funny, stupid, or exciting gift that you have ever recieved from your husband, boyfriend, lover, betterhalf, ect???

I will start it out with one.

My husband:001_tt1: on around our 15th Christmas together gave me a skin divers watch and I can't even swim.

I think he must have been wanting to find out how deep the pond is. LOL Judy:lol0::laugh0::lol0::lol0:

[Ruthi 60]

My boyfriend once gave me a small stone. He said to rub it when I got anxious. I guess I could have seen that as considerate of cheap, I guess he could have offered to pay for therapy. I guess the stone was just a subtle hint, now that I look back at it.

[Malaika 50]

My now ex-husband once gave me a rear-window defroster kit (this is before they came on cars standard and when we lived in Indianapolis). He thought it was a GREAT gift, I thought it stunk. To make matters worse, he never installed it in my car until he started driving it on a daily basis. To this day he thinks it was a great gift and to this day, I think it sucked!

[Oregondaisy 2,020]

My bf gave me the gaudiest ugliest earings for valentines day this past year. They are big pink hearts with xoxoxo all over them. I looked at them and thought "what could you possibly have been thinking" they look like he got them at he dollar store, but he said he got them at Hallmarks. I think they are acutally for children.

Luckily, it's the thought that counts.

Edited July 13, 2009 by Oregondaisy

[*susan* 1,709]

My ex-husband bought me a vacuum cleaner for Valentine's Day. Notice, I said "ex."

[MacMadame 81]

Mr. Mac used to be great at gifts. He'd always get me something I didn't think to ask for, but really wanted.

[Malaika 50]

Mr. Mac used to be great at gifts. He'd always get me something I didn't think to ask for, but really wanted.

Used to be? Has that changed?

[*susan* 1,709]

I was wondering the same thing.

[MacMadame 81]

He hasn't been quite as brilliant lately, but I think that's because of our finances more than anything.

[Nanna509 1]

Our first Christmas together, my husband bought me a set of pots and pans. I hated to cook back then, so I returned them and bought clothes. Now, I would love to have some new pots. lol After about 15 years of marriage we both decided the best gift was for me to pick out what I wanted, only he has to go shop WITH me and not whine. The gift of time, so to speak.

[Tracy46545 6]

I was married 18 yrs....two gifts stick out to me in all that time. One was an absolutely stunning set of wind chimes. It was totally unexpected and not for any particular reason ...(although I try not to wonder about that now...lol). They are fantastic deep mellow tones...nothing tinny, brassy or tinklly sounding. I told him in no uncertain terms that I would be taking those in the divorce.

The only other meaningful gift I ever remember getting from him was Stella D'Ora Daylilies for our 15th anniversary. funny part is....they were deeply discounted at the garden store because it was long past blooming time. I think they were marked 75% off. However, as perenials, he knew they would bloom again. If I remember right I think he got 15 plants...one for each year. The bulk of those came with me in the divorce although I did leave a few at the house for him to remember me by! lol

I've never been fortunate to be with a man that believed in "spoiling" his woman with jewelry or gifts of any kind.

Tracy

[shutterbug 1]

My good intentioned hubby bought me clothes that were too small, man that is just no fun! Later he learned to give me a gift card if he wanted to buy me clothes ... :thumbup: