He doesn't really have a hobby, doesn't smoke and doesn't drink in house.
Struggling to think of anything
Thanks..
Not money saving but I'm really stuck, need Father's Day ideas
I've brought my dad a fitbit he can connect to his phone. And another year just put a year rego on his car and stocked him up on things he buys in his groceries .. like a bulk lot of washing powder, toilet paper, canned goods and topped up his electricity to be in credit.
We've also brought him a personalised robe and slippers.
My partner brought me a holiday on one year?
And a gift basket another with some scratchies and lotto tickets, gift cards, snacks, undies and watch.
We've also not been. able to get Way from kids for a holiday so we have booked a hotel still in our town just for night and enjoyed what we call a mini holiday lol
You could also fill up a empty book with a gift voucher on each page. My partner made me a memories book with photos and stuff. Your dad might appreciate a book with a handful of photos of you and your family.
We've also brought him a personalised robe and slippers.
My partner brought me a holiday on one year?
And a gift basket another with some scratchies and lotto tickets, gift cards, snacks, undies and watch.
We've also not been. able to get Way from kids for a holiday so we have booked a hotel still in our town just for night and enjoyed what we call a mini holiday lol
You could also fill up a empty book with a gift voucher on each page. My partner made me a memories book with photos and stuff. Your dad might appreciate a book with a handful of photos of you and your family.
As a dad of 3 myself, I’m happy with just a card. Wether it’s hand made by the youngest or 1 that is bought, it doesn’t matter to me. I know my kids love me that’s enough.
Cook him a meal/take him out? Go for a walk together, get some photos together n sit n listen the stories behind them x
Make up a little hamper basket/bag... I put stuff like his fave sweets/chocolate, a new book, some socks or boxers and body wash stuff... occasionally I'll add a bottle of his favourite cider.
For my mother In laws 60th we got her an experience voucher from Argos so she can choose what she wants to do off a list of experiences includes theatre breaks afternoon tea sky diving driving experiences etc it covers assorts and means that she can choose which experience she wants to do.
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