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Elephantslegs · 05/01/2020 17:27

I've no idea what to do or get her!

Suggestions?

She watches Netflix
Likes swaroki crystal
Harry Potter
Reads mills and boons
Can't work!
Maximum £100

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Busydrinkingcoffee1 · 05/01/2020 17:29

Does she have a pandora bracelet as they are doing Harry Potter charms now?

Snaga · 05/01/2020 17:47

Harry Potter studios is well worth a visit if she's a fan and has never been. If you're not too far away you can both go for less than £100.

Otherwise I'm sure Swarovski do special birth stone necklaces or charms.

Spied · 05/01/2020 17:49

I'd go with a Swarovski bracelet.
Or take her for lunch and suprise her with a trip to the Swarovski shop for her to choose something special.

PaprikaPringle · 05/01/2020 17:52

I'd ask her what she wants. £100 is a lot to spend on something she might not love.

Leeds2 · 05/01/2020 18:44

Why can't she work? I mean, if it isn't a mobility problem, how about an experience like going on a llama walk, and afternoon tea/lunch afterwards? Or a trip on the London Eye, or walking over the O2 Arena in London?
Trip to the theatre, or ballet, or a concert. Or one of those restaurants where they have a tribute act playing whilst you dine, maybe a band that was popular in her youth. I was at Bibi's in Leeds last week, and saw these advertised (remember Bruno Mars and Abba tributes, there were more), and a friend said they were very good.
A learning to cook session with a top chef, if she would enjoy that.
60th birthday rose, if she likes gardening.

Kanga83 · 05/01/2020 18:46

I would take her for afternoon tea, just you and her, and there is lots of lovely swarowski on sale for a keepsake. £100 would cover that plenty.

Myshitisreal · 05/01/2020 18:57

I took mine myself and my Brother to a very posh hotel for the night and dinner.. Just depends what she likes 😁

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