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What's a nice present / thing to do for an old person you don't know - less than $10
There is an old couple that live opposite from us. I would like to do something for them / buy them something inexpensive which will show thought.
Any ideas? The couple are old, the man had a fall a year or so ago. The woman is mobile. Obviously need to consider Covid. I'm not going to cur there grass or fix a leaky roof or some shit. |
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Bake for them?
Flowers? Offer to help? |
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A few things from a farmer's market or a good grocery store? Farm fresh eggs or that sort of thing perhaps.
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Depends.
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Dude most old people just like company. Grab some coffees and donuts and go hang out for an hour and talk.
And if you want to buy them something for 10$ you could buy a couple scratch tickets / scratch off. Most old people like to gamble. |
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For $10 or so I would buy them a small asortment of tea bags and perhaps a nice jar of locally produced honey. A nice cup of tea is easy to do and appreciated by most! A pack of different tea bags also last longer than for example a box of chocolate, so your gift will be appreciated many times.
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LYSOL wipes
Vitamins Fresh Fruits fresh bread or pastries |
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i helped my old ass smelly neighbor get down the steps and into the car for a doc appointment. they probably prefer that over something from the dollar store. :2 cents: # |
What i would do would be to simply give them the gift of you NOT breaking into their house, and stealing all their stuff. Imagine the stress, unpleasantness and the feeling of being violated that you would save them?
Surely that would be a great gift? But how would they ever know about it then, I hear you ask? simple. Just break into and rob the two houses either side of them, and they will feel really lucky that it wasn't them :) Simple and straightforward, and it wont cost you a penny. Xmas sorted ! |
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Everybody enjoys oral.
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One of my next-door neighbors is a 90-year-old man suffering from Alzheimer’s. Every single morning at 9 a.m. he knocks on my door and he asks me if I have seen his wife. Which means that every single morning at 9 a.m. I have to explain to a 90-year-old man suffering from Alzheimer’s that his wife has been dead for quite some time.
Now, I’ve thought about moving. I’ve thought about not answering my door in the morning. But to be honest, it’s worth it just to see the smile on his face. |
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How about a scarf?
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When I have an abundance of eggs we drop them off at the senior center and they are TICKLED to have fresh eggs. A nice jam and crackers would be good too. |
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I have learned to just go with it most of the time. I'm still stubborn though, sometimes I do feel the need to argue, which is never fruitful. I'll learn to wholly give in soon. Quote:
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Bitcoin.
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Laxatives
Vitamin D - 3, 2000 i.u. Mittens |
any day-to-day calendar will do, I like the ones with poems
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buy them groceries
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A trip down the stairs.
It's free, and a great time (for those watching) |
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