Jill Creighton’s Blog: Buy your man a Christmas Gift you’ll love
Christmas Gift Giving provides a perfect opportunity to improve relationships and gently nudge (or in some cases – downright shove) your man towards New Improved Habits.
Here’s how to buy your man a Christmas Gift that you’ll love
Fancy Springtime in Paris?
Thinking it’s been ages since you spent some quality time together? Snap up a couple of cheap flights, sellotape the confirmation email around a bottle champagne – to be consumed on Christmas night – and hey presto, you’ve just arranged yourself a city break. He can organise the hotel.
Or a Dirty Weekend
Check out those January dealst in that fancy schmancy hotel you read about. It’s the perfect month for a weekend escape
Like the sound of a regular date night?
Sponsor a seat for him in your nearest independent cinema or theatre and promise to take him on a date night everyr month for the next year. Or if that’s all a bit pricey, get a Firestick, a year’s subscription to Amazon Prime and phone in a curry.
Is he a workaholic or boring?
Give him a hobby for Christmas. Buy some planters and bulbs or the latest Jamie Oliver cookbook Or any How-To book… Hang Wallpaper. Appreciate Wine…
Does it feel like you never do anything fun together? Now’s your chance to remedy that… book a course to learn something you’ll both enjoy Sailing. Salsa. Skiing.
Is he piling on the pounds?
Get him a Fitbit or a gym membership and some nice new trainers
Is he looking unkempt?
Is his hair a mess? Has he grown a beard (who hasn’t) and it’s starting to look sorta… Z Z Top-ish? Buyt him with a Beard Grooming Kit or treat him to a Men’s Grooming Sessions at a local salon.
Are the Fashion Police On His Tail?
He’s not still wearing that maroon, nipped-in-the-waist leather jacket is he! Hide it in the back of the wardrobe and buy him a natty new one from Reiss.
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