Comments on: Unique Gift Ideas Needed (For 110 VERY Special People)

By: Phillip Skinner

Phillip Skinner — Sat, 16 Feb 2008 19:57:05 +0000

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By: Regina

Regina — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 18:40:21 +0000

Glad to know your son-in-law is doing better and in recovery. Thank God.

By: Brandi Gore

Brandi Gore — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 21:31:21 +0000

I am not sure about a gift for 110+ soldiers, but I do know that something very special should be done for our soldiers who have passed.

Just a thought…if you could somehow contact those families and get photos of their lives, we could put together a scrapbook for them. I am a profesional scrapbook designer, but for these guys I think it would be awesome to create a hardcover (published) book of their lives. It is a breeze to create multiple copies for varies family members and they aren’t expensive.

If it’s something you’d like to check into please email me. I would be more than happy to donate all the design time needed.

Merry Christmas,
Brandi Gore

By: Affiliate Marketing Guide

Affiliate Marketing Guide — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 19:46:23 +0000

The boys and girls in Iraq would probably be missing home and want something to remind them of home.

That there are 110 of them does not mean you need to send 110 presents

You could consider putting a parcel together of things they can only get at home or things that remind them of home. For the newyorker, a small snow globe with the empire stae building or chrysler building or the icerink at the rockerfeller center would remind them of home. Just get a bunch of this type of thing together, throw in a bunch of movies that feature scenes from home.

By: Gayatri

Gayatri — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 22:58:51 +0000

Dear Jim,

So sorry to hear of your son-in-law, blessings to your entire family, especially your daughter and her husband who is healing. Also blessings of health to you.

My suggestion as to what to send to the troops still in Iraq is to send angels – some metal, stone or wooden image of angels. First have everyone energize the angels with love and blessings via their prayers/intentions, then send them off, providing a little note indicating that the angels are filled with prayers, and suggestion that each soldier add to the prayer field/power of each angel daily by holding his/her angel while mentally holding images of international peace and being back home, safe and sound.

Holy-day blessings to all, every day!
Gayatri