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Good Fathers Day Gift

I am looking for a really neat Father's Day Gift idea. We are having our 3 child any day and I wanted to start planning a good fathers day gift. Maybe something with a picture or something he can put in his office.

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My husband has a large frame with spaces for individual photos. Each year I update it with recent photos of the kids. He really likes that. He also likes "gadgets and guy things" like those found on www.thinkgeek.com.

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Great question - I know that I created a mini-album for my husband once that he keeps in his car. He loves looking at it from time to time. All those online photo places have some great ideas when it comes to that stuff.

Also, an AWESOME website to check out for great gifts for guys (or anyone) is www.cloud9living.com. My friend purchased a gift for her husband on this site and he was SO excited! You can purchase gift certificates for great experiences - stock car driving, balloon rides, golf, helicopter rides, spas, etc...a TON of options. Plus, you can purchase based on how much you want to spend. The certificate comes beautifully packaged with great presentation. I can't wait to use this site for my husband sometime.

One of the best gifts my husband got for his office on father's day was a digital frame... we upload old and new pics to it and he said he couldn't believe how many people came by his desk and just watched the photos... they also, comments about how cool that gift was.

Hi,
We do a lot of the paint-your-own-pottery type gifts. I've let the kids paint mugs and pencil holders and lightswitch covers and tiles and plates. We also do a plate with a picture made out of handprints each year. It's a lot of fun.

Last year I put together a frame with pictures and I bought a beautiful card and placed it in place of a picture. Ours was black, but you could also do silver or wood. Something masculine. Buy a frame that's divided into 4's, one being larger than the other three. Now days you could find a card with anything to fit a person. The card shoud be a 5x7 or smaller. Then in the other three place your children in each one. And if you're lucky find one with 5 and place yours there as well. My husband took his to work and everyone comments on it and it made my husband cry.
Good luck......S.

Let the 2 girls make him something special, you add your own personal touch, and put it in a basket along with a card, maybe his favorite cigar, choclate candy, gum, whatever and suprise him with a Father's Day Breakfast that morning, if you are able to with the baby coming......just a few ideas! And you could take snap shots and then give him a small photo album to keep at work....like a brag book!!

Well, I guess it depends on what he likes. For Christmas, my daughter got her Dad a nice 8" x 10" LCD digital picture frame for his office. I think it was a hit because it met the "guy gift criteria": it was thoughtful (his favorite hobby is photgraphy), it was a cool gadget, and it was useful (saved a lot of surface space). Even though he recieved some things that were nicer, that picture frame is still his favorite and he regularly invites people into his office to see it. It was a good gift for him because he's very "business" and not especially sentimental.
Some Dads might appreciate a more personal gift like a cast of the kids hands (you can buy the kit at a craft supply store) or an everyday item (like a wooden picture frame or catch-all box) that has been decorated by the kids. Hope that gives you some ideas. Good luck!

My husband has a large frame with spaces for individual photos. Each year I update it with recent photos of the kids. He really likes that. He also likes "gadgets and guy things" like those found on www.thinkgeek.com.

have you checked out websites like snapfish.com or shutterfly.com? They have ideas for lots of picture stuff.

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