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Brother's Graduation Gift

Discussion in 'Chit Chat' started by secretguyX, Jun 23, 2012.

  1. secretguyX

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    So my brother is graduating high school on Monday, and I have no idea what to get him. I'm not rich, and I'm only a teenager, so it can't be that expensive. He's not going to college (living at home), and he's not athletic at all. He enjoys reading a lot, and writing, but he already has a bunch of books and a journal to write in. He likes music, but he gets it online, so I can't get him an iTunes giftcard for his iPod. There's a Morrisey concert coming up (his favorite artist), but I don't know how much the tickets are, or who he'd go with. Any ideas?
     
  2. awesomeyodais

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    Does he do a lot of his writing on paper (i.e. not with computer)? I know it's a bit "old school" but maybe a nice pen, possibly engraved with his name and/or year? He'd remember you and the occasion whenever he's writing in his journal or whatever. And you should be able to find something reasonable for your budget.
     
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    He does most of his writing on the computer, he has a few scribbles of notes on paper, but its pretty much all on his computer. That would've been nice though if he wrote on paper.
     
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    I think a book is a good present for a bookworm (I don't mean to be offensive, I am a bookworm too :grin:), but if you want to get him something more... special... well, maybe those tickets aren't a bad idea and you could go with him :slight_smile: But I think it would be quite expensive.

    Or, even if he writes mostly on the computer, it would still be nice getting him a notebook and write something in it, like: "Let the muse be always by your side." or smt like that :slight_smile: My grandma did the same for me couple years ago and I found that very nice :slight_smile:
     
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    Ask your parents to help you out with paying for the tickets?