Engineers need some good gift ideas. They really do. If you browse around the web for a while, searching out the best gifts for engineers, you’ll find a lot of kitschy tech toys. Nothing against that, but your engineer probably already has a bunch of junk like that.
No, you’re not looking for average engineering gifts. You’re looking for brilliant engineering gift ideas.
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If you’re a child of the 90s, this will be a trip down memory lane. Why not share it with your kids on Christmas morning? (Or your nieces and nephews, friends’ kids, etc…) No one should be deprived of the joys of Gak. Or Yak Bak.
Stock their stuffings with some great 1990s toys. You can spend some quality time with your littles, showing them how to properly feed your Tomagotchi pet or throw down that slammer so the pogs flip perfectly every time.
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Especially around the holidays the pressure is on to make your gift stand out. Of course, not every gift is going to be amazing, long-lasting, or treasured and remembered forever. But it’s worth a try, no? Especially regarding a gift for someone who is really meaningful to you.
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Guys will always appreciate understated gift ideas that express a timeless sensibility. These are gift ideas for men that don’t choose style over substance, but rather have style because of their substance.
If you are looking for simple gift ideas for men that will always be in style, here are fifteen of the best gift choices you can make.
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Most people enjoy cooking to some extent. Some love it with a passion while others try to avoid it at all costs, but most of us like to cook at least a few special dishes.
If you’re shopping for a creative yet useful gift idea, you can’t go wrong with these must-have kitchen accessories. Aspiring chefs will love every piece. Broke college students and young newlyweds will appreciate the convenience and money-saving potential of a good-quality kitchen accessory. And your spouse of many years will be thrilled to finally get that one thing they’ve always wanted but never got around to buying for themselves.
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This is a fun Christmas tradition for kids. This will add a splash of mystery on Christmas morning if you have more than one child in your household.
If you have younger kids, they will no doubt wake up super-early. As parents, it is your duty to make them wait for a while before opening gifts.
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As you hunt for the best gift ideas for people you love, a food vacuum sealer – a shrink-wrapping kitchen accessory machine that sucks air out and seals your food in plastic – is hardly the first thing that springs to mind.
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You know how Christmas decor starts right after Halloween? Like, November 1st hits and wham, everything is green and red with bright sparkly lights and ho ho ho.
Of course you know. Everyone says, “Golly gee, I can’t believe the year has flown by and it’s Christmas again!” Like this hasn’t happened before. Every. Year.
Well, here’s something you might not know. The day after Halloween is one of the best days to stock up on some great Christmas ornaments. Because the stores pile in all the Christmas stuff on November 1st, the old orange-and-black spooky-witch-and-pumpkin junk has to go. So go it does, and usually at 50% off or more.
I’m telling you, this is the best time to buy your skeleton Christmas ornaments.
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One year I was so on top of things. Not only did I have all my Christmas shopping done, but I also got everything wrapped an entire week early. I was so proud of myself!
Only then did I realize that I had used wrapping paper that said Happy Birthday all over it.
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How do we Christians honor Christ and love our neighbors on Halloween?
More specifically, on a day when our neighbors are literally coming to our door and asking for gifts – what we might call “grace” – what is the best way to display the Greatest Gift of all?
That’s right, I’m talking about Halloween evangelism.
How can we ignore our call to share the good news on a night when our all-American culture of privacy and neighborly insulation is set aside? Are we called to disappoint kids by handing out tracts instead of candy, or hold them hostage while we make a presentation, or make up cutesy candy bags with tags that say, “Jesus is the best treat of all,” or should we try to show love in deed only but not in words?
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