my friend said he's spending $250 on me for my birthday & asked me what i want him to buy for me
i don't know what i want though..
i already have 3 ipods, brand name purses, clothes from hollister, juicy, abercrombie, etc., make up and everything a girl can have.
i'm 13/f so what would you suggest i should tell him to buy for me? maybe a 100$ gift card to hollister? and then another 100 to abercrombie and 50 to bath& body works?! i don't know! lol i have evertyhing but i don't know what i should tell him to get me!
MelLeDisko answered Tuesday November 7 2006, 12:44 am: First of all, I know this isn't my place but I would tell him to lower the price. $250 is a quite alot of money and quite an extravagant gift to be giving a friend, but like I said, I know it isn't my place, so if you want to use all the $250, that's your choice.
I would just have him either do your suggestion and get gift cards to the stores you like, or as the person said below, just have him give you a check for it and then you can purchase whatever you want, whenever you want.
Maybe you and your friend can use all that money to plan an outing somewhere and just hang out with eachother the whole day and enjoy eachothers company. Go to the park and buy food and just hang out, maybe go to dinner and a movie. Share your birthday present for both of you to enjoy. It'll be fun, and bring the friendship closer too. Maybe even go to a concert together for a band you both like and you can buy t-shirts or a bag or whatever they're selling there with the bands name on it and everything.
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