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16th birthday: what should i give a girl that is turning sixteen and is moving away?


Question Posted Wednesday December 14 2011, 6:24 pm

theres this girl in my biology class. her birthday is coming up. she is serious with art, and has a sort of eating disorder.she is moving soon after her birthday, so its kind of like a farewell party too. what should i give a girl that is turning sixteen and is moving away?

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aturtle1 answered Thursday December 15 2011, 12:58 am:
"The Secret"movie/doc book or dvd or a nice looking diary,

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