I am having a hard time figuring out what to put in my 2 year old sons stocking this christmas, anyone have any ideas?

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I'm looking for a Christmas gift to get my friend. Something between to . She likes Anime stuff, and loves Hollister. And my other friend, she's kinda quiet, and says she doesn't want ANYTHING. But I'm going to get her something. She likes Hollister also, and Sims 2. Any ideas?

Help is greatly appreciated =)

Nothing too expensive, also.

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Ok, so I just got accepted into my Grad School of choice (hooray!). I had two professors write letters of reccomendation for me. I want to get them a little thank you gift. Unfortunately, I'm about to dive into debt, and on top of that, holidays are approaching with a fury! One prof is a female and one is a male. I was gonna get the female one a nice large bouquet of flowers and a nice card. This obviously isn't a great idea for a man. What should I get him?
He's kind of a manly man. LoL. A retired police sgt. & detective turned college professor. Might be odd giving him a floral arrangement

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my son my born on the 6th so he wont even be a month old by christmas

what would be a cute gift to buy for him?????

no clothing hes got way to much of that

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My DH, of 7 years, and I have 3 kids and are expecting in August. Early in our marriage I'd give the same gift I selected for my mother to my MIL. I'd also remember her on her B'day w/card or gift, as well as other holidays (spring pics of the kids at Easter). She never sends a card to me, or the kids, or even my husband on b'days or holidays, forget a gift. Every year she expects us to buy a plane ticket for her to visit us. This year her week long stay will include Mother's Day. Last year during her visit, she suggested she deserved a 0 Coach bag (I've never bought anything like that for my mother, and she'd never ask). On top of that, she yelled at me for not taking her to my 6 week check-up (she came 3 weeks after the birth of my 3rd child). My husband only visits with her on the night she arrives, then stays busy at work. I demanded he take leave to visit with her. I'm not sure she deserves a smile this year. She's Ghanaian, but has lived in the US for 40 years.

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I have 7 girls

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Am I the only one bothered by this title placed apon me? The very second my husband became a soldier, I ceased to become a person with a name. I'm no longer Mrs. <last name here> or any spin off of the sort. When I recieve letters from the military it is ALWAYS *Dear Military Spouse*. Now, I realize they must send thousands apon thousands of these very same letters to other wife's, and husband's but so does, let's say, the phone company, and they seem to place a name on the top of that sheet, without a problem.Let me give a few more examples as to why this grates on my nerves, like nails to a chalkboard. While my husband was in basic training, and during his graduation ceremony, I <of course> flew to visit, and such as we all do. I, being the lucky person that I am, happen to be there for *Military Spouse Appreciation Day!* I was totally taken aback by this special holiday. And what did I recieve from the military as a gift? Surprise! A free copy of military spouse magazine. I was ....
dumbfounded. I did take the time to thumb through it, reading about how to perform a dity move and the like, average military spouse chitchat. I love my husband and support both him, and the great efforts and sacrifices each and every soldier makes in his career but! Again, let me add another example....
When he arrived at his first duty station, I was 9 months pregnant. A Staff Sgt. made a call and proceeded to tell the reciever on the other end that he had a soldier waiting with an *issue*. So, not only do I not have a name, but now i'm simply a mere ISSUE.
yet another example: I was asked to join a program for military spouses, to *teach me life skills and how to be self sufficient*. now, i realize alot of soldiers are straight out of high school, and so are their wives, but please! I mean really! Do they really have such a low perception of spouses? that we cannot figure out on our own how to be just that?
Thank you all for the feedback, and yes even the hostile negativity. I think you are misunderstanding me. I am OF COURSE! very proud to be married to a soldier! My point is, Is it so wrong to want to be identified as an individual? Yes, it bothers me to be placed in such a generalized category, but at the same time I smile when I see,or hear it.
lol. wow. what an uproar. again, you are all blowing it way out of proportion, attacking me. and again, I have no lack of pride for my job as *military spouse* or my husband, or the government. I simply don't like being referred to as such. We ALL have some very trivial thing in life that irk's us to no end. This is no different.

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