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I suggest we share stories here about interesting gifts—it doesn't matter who gave what to whom.
Sometimes a gift simply touches your soul, and you want to tell people about it and show it to them.
Yesterday, my grandson and granddaughter gave me simple little gifts, independently of each other, that seemed ordinary at first glance. But it was immediately clear that they had thought about what would really touch my heart.
My grandson gave me a salt LED pyramid. A small lamp.
My granddaughter gave me an edible plant grown from cabbage seeds, with vitamins, strengthening the immune system, and so on, as it says on the label. The brand is "Sakura."
You can simply pick it and eat it, add it to salads or soups—I’ve already tried it.
A typically masculine gift and a typically feminine one. Just right for me.
Sometimes a gift simply touches your soul, and you want to tell people about it and show it to them.
Yesterday, my grandson and granddaughter gave me simple little gifts, independently of each other, that seemed ordinary at first glance. But it was immediately clear that they had thought about what would really touch my heart.
My grandson gave me a salt LED pyramid. A small lamp.
My granddaughter gave me an edible plant grown from cabbage seeds, with vitamins, strengthening the immune system, and so on, as it says on the label. The brand is "Sakura."
You can simply pick it and eat it, add it to salads or soups—I’ve already tried it.
A typically masculine gift and a typically feminine one. Just right for me.
. Now my usual gifts are fruit, unrefined oil, herbal teas, eco-friendly household products, and sometimes they chipped in with money if I needed sports equipment. I wonder what people will give me when I switch to Autonomy?!
. I give my family eco-friendly products or something I’ve made myself. For example:
