Christmas Present ideas- Wife

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Originally Posted by birddog

Front runners so far in order..... Divorce papers, vac cleaner, sammich maker.

She doesn't have a 50mm. Jim makes an excellent point too although it didn't make me laugh as much as those listed above.

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I was going to suggest something battery operated and washable, then thought better just in case the OP would ask what i meant by it:)

YOU Can Wash them? yep

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Originally Posted by jim

I was going to suggest something battery operated and washable, then thought better just in case the OP would ask what i meant by it:)

YOU Can Wash them? yep

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I see what your after. :)

Kimber pepperblaster.

Or the class, yeah.

spouse- iPhone
Not a fan of apple product, but oh well.

kid- Nook color(done) + tricycle

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Originally Posted by birddog

Looking for any ideas for a Christmas present for the wife this year and thought more than just myself could benefit from this idea thread.

My wife already has an iPad, doesn't do much jewelry, and I'm not into buying her cloths or shoes. I'm thinking about buying her a class for a DSLR camera class along with a new wide angle lense for the rebel t3i. She wants to learn more about the camera and I think those lenses are sweet.

anyone have better? Thanks for the help.

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If you go to Mike's Camera and get the lens there, you might be able to get the class for free. They have given me several class certificates for free.
They are great in there as well.

Groupon has a deal on DSLR class. And they have a couple different deals. But I think the deal expires at midnight.

Get her pregnant!

The ultimate gift I think.

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Originally Posted by One Shot

Groupon has a deal on DSLR class. And they have a couple different deals. But I think the deal expires at midnight.

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The current groupon deal for Colorado Springs right now is an AR tactical course for 70 bucks:

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$70 for a basic AR-15 rifle tactical course for all levels of rifle-handlers including beginners (a $140 value)
Both courses require an additional range fee of $15 per student, and groups of five or more can rent weapons onsite for $75 per student. Courses include eye and ear protection, 10 targets, and bottled water. Each course includes a certificate of completion at it's conclusion.

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Pizza and a hummer?









What?
She doesn't like pizza?

There's always the gift that keeps on giving.

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