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18-08-2014 09:39 #11
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18-08-2014 09:40 #12
A small gesture: some lovely wind chimes. You can get some really gorgeous ones, I gave my mum some pretty butterfly ones last Christmas.
On a larger scale, some sort of outdoor furniture? My dream is to one day buy myself one of those rocking garden swings, but they are too expensive :/
Or you can get into the theme and give her a welcome mat for the front porchPractical yet heartwarmingly cliche, hehe.
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18-08-2014 09:53 #13
Some great ideas ladies! The best I had was a bottle of moet, lol, maybe Moët and a bunnings voucher? I like the eating out suggestion too! That's great!
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18-08-2014 10:05 #14
Oh yes, bottle of Moet and a gift voucher would definitely suffice!
How sweet and thoughtful
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18-08-2014 10:11 #16
Moët sounds like the go! Good on you for being so thoughtful. Very kind gesture
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18-08-2014 10:29 #17
Actually, if you have just sold her the house, a Bunnings voucher might look a bit "you'll be needing this to fix a few things". So while I agree that it's a much needed thing when you move, perhaps a voucher from somewhere like Freedom might give a better message.
The agent usually gives a bottle of wine/bubbles so you may be doubling up there (not that you can have too much!).
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18-08-2014 10:56 #18
If the new home owner didn't have a Mower, perhaps a mowing service voucher or something like that.
A fire extinguisher and blanket
First Aid kit
A lovely topiary (Ficus) in a big ceramic Pot
A hanging flower basket or hanging herb basket
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18-08-2014 11:10 #19
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18-08-2014 11:16 #20
it seemed so easy futher up the page! Maybe some choccies/plant and a voucher for freedom or somewhere, I agree a bunnings voucher would be useful but I also agree it could come across the wrong way
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