Ideas for Mother's Day gift?

**jing01** · April 21st, 2008, 02:33

I want to get my mom a special gift for Mother's Day, especially since we live 5 hours away from each other and I won't be able to see her. Does anyone have any good gift ideas? She's a typical mom, but she doesn't like "pampering" stuff and she is not a big reader. BTW she is in her early 50s.

**hamster** · April 21st, 2008, 03:11

A nice and good looking piece of jewelery?

**Ben** · April 21st, 2008, 03:17

Is there a Spa Sydell near her?

$100 gift cert ftw

**mess451** · April 21st, 2008, 03:51

Yes Is there? according to me, you can gift a dinner on mothers day for your mom, or gift vouchers, household items, home furnishings, apparels, but according to me best gift is a dinner, going whole family together, this will make your mom very happy. For more gift ideas please refer below link, i once purchased from this site a gift voucher, it is a nice one.

http://www.----------.com/viewtopic.php?t=37988&ru=281

**Jordan Mclay** · April 21st, 2008, 03:59

Mothers day again already :O, Jeez hasn't it already been

EDIT - Im a twat forgot that we celebrate at different times!

**Dan** · April 21st, 2008, 07:47

A nice gift voucher for Dinner or at her favorite clothes shop or something.

**Darknight** · April 21st, 2008, 07:55

A server. - Sorry but someone was gonna say it.

**Jan** · April 21st, 2008, 07:58

Is she fairly active? If so, what about a gym membership?

**NameerSK** · April 21st, 2008, 08:18

You might take her out, for dinner. Do something you both like, or you could remind each other off. Watch a film or go to the cinema.

**krakjoe** · April 21st, 2008, 08:39

http://www.dollshouse.com/dhe/dolls-...ollectors.aspx

My mum is 60, she grew up in Aberdeen and Scotland, surrounded by Victorian / Edwardian houses, we were looking through a catalogue a couple of years ago ( same company do childrens dolls houses ), and she said one of the houses reminded her of childhood, so we figured it would be a good present ... they aren't cheap ( they are in comparison to a real victorian house ), but she'll get years of pleasure out of it, and probably hand it down to one of our children in the future ... we got her http://www.dollshouse.com/dhe/produc...ouse=classical and the basement that goes with it ... she loves it ...

**Decker** · April 21st, 2008, 13:57

Just be there if you can, it's usually enough, it's mothers, you know what they're like

Love Joes, got mine a lilliput lane harbour, the full village one sort of the same lines, it's a Scottish harbour we were brought up in a west coast Scottish harbour so

**Jordan Mclay** · April 21st, 2008, 14:00

Lmao, Jan never offer your mother a gym membership for birthdays/xmas/mothers day they tend to get the wrong idear and think your calling them fat

Speaking from past expiriences

**Dan** · April 21st, 2008, 14:01

Originally Posted by krakjoe

http://www.dollshouse.com/dhe/dolls-...ollectors.aspx

My mum is 60, she grew up in Aberdeen and Scotland, surrounded by Victorian / Edwardian houses, we were looking through a catalogue a couple of years ago ( same company do childrens dolls houses ), and she said one of the houses reminded her of childhood, so we figured it would be a good present ... they aren't cheap ( they are in comparison to a real victorian house ), but she'll get years of pleasure out of it, and probably hand it down to one of our children in the future ... we got her http://www.dollshouse.com/dhe/produc...ouse=classical and the basement that goes with it ... she loves it ...

That's an excellent gesture Joe. Great idea.