- a bag of rice from your pantry - bundle of overdried eucalyptus - a silk scarf, or several pairs of gently used socks - zippo lighter - no drip no smoke tapered candles - assortment of edible seeds in a shaker - take them out for oyster happy hour, your treat! - find some relevant to them poems and memorize / recite them to their face with eye contact
Mar 31, 2025

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A bucket of Haribo candies, macarons, Japanese Kit Kats, fancy mail order fruit, hunks of chocolate, coffee Also books and other physical media Earrings or bracelets or rings Candles Weed Cashmere socks A haunted doll from a flea market Silly Christmas sweater Knives Make up Electric toothbrush If you like your family, ask to do something together such as go to a movie Scarf A teddy bear A teddy Fancy shampoo Tarot deck Roller skates Lego Portable phone battery Very small diamond Kittens
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I love to give gifts, and I think the best/most consistent formula for a gift someone will really love is something they’ll use, but wouldn’t splurge on for themselves— so if they enjoy coffee, a nice french press or Chemex along with a good bean subscription, or even a Moka pot and milk frother for espresso drinks at home— this formula works for most occasions, and relies on knowing the person/couple. Some good standbys that I get often are: a good set of bathrobes; bathrobes make getting out of the shower much nicer, but many people wouldn’t get a really good robe for themselves; try Oddbird, Brooklinen, or LL Bean (which you can have monogrammed with a couples new initials) a good vinyl player (if they collect vinyl), or a good set of speakers if they already have a quality turntable but poor speakers, a subscription or service— for my girlfriends I usually buy a facial or a massage that they can schedule whenever, for a couple, maybe a theater subscription, a museum membership, or a couple’s massage— these are things people really enjoy but might not do for themselves, especially in the first year of marriage. I tend to avoid overly customized gifts; if it isn’t something someone wants it may accidentally go unused and is impossible to return or regift.
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when i have no idea what to gift i get candles (cute ones, fresh likable ones), maybe cake, cookies, something engraved with their name to make it a bit more personal 🫀
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