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rtebalt
wrap a big box in festive holiday paper and fill it with a box of cocoa, 2 bags of marshmallows, a box of graham crackers, 2 family-sized chocolate bars, a box of popcorn, a dvd/movie and maybe a card game or a board game like uno or jenga or even a deck of playing cards. then write a little poem and attach it to the box:
“if you find yourselves indoors because of ice and snow …
there’s plenty of popcorn, s’mores and fun … and don’t forget cocoa!” -
QueenSissi
This one is my favourite. I am so sad that I don’t get “locked up” because of snow!!!
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JoAnn
rtebalt, I now know what I’m doing for my sister- in-law, she Likes S’mores too.
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tsgal
This is a great idea, and not much money spent. Thanks -
rtebalt
Great JoAnn! Let me know what she thinks! (I may do a version of this for my Hubbie as one of his gifts for Christmas.
– I’m hoping we get snowed in for a day this year! 🙂 )
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rtebalt
Oooh! I just thought of something! If you need a Christmas gift for someone who is newly married or a wedding present for someone getting married in winter, you could do a blizzard kit for them.
Except, instead of smores & games you could put in:
a candle & small box of matches
a CD of romantic music
a bottle of massage oil
a box of chocolates
a “Do Not Disturb” sign for the door 🙂 -
QueenSissi
That’s wonderful even for those who aren’t newly wed. I wouldn’t mind receiving one any time eventhough i’ve been married forever 🙂
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rtebalt
QueenSissi – You’re so right! It would be cute for any couple! 🙂
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JoAnn
So many great ideas here. Everyone has really got my ball rolling. I think gifts like these, are more personal and thoughtful.
Being married for years too lollll—would love one of these gifts. I have an address if anyone wants to send one…Thanks rtebalt great ideas you have & have started here.
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