75Th Birthday

[slinky.kate]

any ideas,i was thinking a pair of earing but i'm open to suggestions

[mallyh]

is it for you or a pressy

[boxtops]

what does the person like? My relative said she didn't want presents, she asked for donations to charity, she doesn't need anything material.

[slinky.kate]

I have another 10 years to go,its for my bingo pal,i have known her for 28 years.

[mallyh]

sorry lol what about bingo vouchers

[slinky.kate]

boxtops ,my pal is 'aye skint'she would actually appreciate money,

[tonyav]

How about treating her to a nights bingo, kate.

[slinky.kate]

bingo vouchers I think she would like,we can have dinner there as well and a bottle of wine,that sounds nice(thank you)

[Buenchico]

>>>I have another 10 years to go,its for my bingo pal

I'd always pictured you as a 30yo clubber, Kate!

Since earrings can cost anything from a few pounds to a few million pounds, we've not really got any idea of your budget. Perhaps you could tell us how much you're thinking of spending, please?

As a first suggestion though, how about treating your friend (and yourself) to a night out at somewhere other than a bingo hall? e.g. tickets to a show or a meal in a nice restaurant?

[boxtops]

That's a nice idea, kate!

[slinky.kate]

I could go between£50/£75

[slinky.kate]

I think bingo hall as she loves the bingo and would appreciate it,she went a lot when her husband was alive,now she only goes on the Tuesday afternoon with me,

[Buenchico]

>>>I could go between£50/£75

That's enough for a couple of theatre tickets (as long as it's a regional theatre, not the West End) and a meal in your local J D Wetherspoon pub.

[slinky.kate]

buenchico,my friend is deaf,she cant hear what they're saying,althiugh she has a hearing aid she doesn't find it enjoyable,i have tried it with her before.

[Psybbo]

2 x£20+£10