Suggestions for Cool Christmas Gifts 2005

Vanity | Saturday, December 3, 2005 | Momaw Nadon

[MotleyGirl70]

May I ask, is the newsletter old news by the time you receive it ? Other than interviews. I was considering it for a few friends. (including my liberal brother in law)

No, it's not old news. You'll receive about a week and a half into a new month and there will the most recent news in it.

It's all in color and at the end of the year there is a bonus issue.

Rush has one interview in every issue.

It's all good reading that you won't find anywhere else.

(including my liberal brother in law)

Buy it for him! :)

[gidget7]

Well if someone has a computer, I was just given the neatest program for my birthday.

It's one you can purchase online and download to CD. The program is a jigsaw puzzle maker. I can take any picture on my PC or any I want to scan and make a puzzle with it. You can choose shapes of the pieces, number of pieces, all sorts of things!

I am actually all done Christmas shopping, just have to get stocking stuffers.

[cuz_it_aint_their_money]

Actually, that's something I'd probably want to get for my dad. We always lose the "temperature fork". Plus, my dad has to switch between regular glasses and reading glasses, so I have to read the stuff to him sometimes... as he puts it, "sucks getting old." :-) A talking one might remedy this....somewhat.

Just don't forget batteries for his hearing aid. :~D

[lil_rebbitzen]

Ouch. :P

Nah, he doesn't need a hearing aid (yet). Not that old (only 44-ish).

One gift suggestion for any book geek in your life is The Eye of the World, part of the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan. Don't know how much it'd be now (I'm borrowing it from Homo_homini_lupus), but Alibris always has good deals on books. I got a hardback book there for $1-ish. Good book. Firekeeper saga's good too.