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Something "nice" like chocolate to go alongside the sink might be welcomed :)

JoesDad and I have often bought ourselves something from way down the list of things we would like for the house as a joint Christmas present. The least romantic was probably new lino for the kitchen floor. Another year was a new tv. But we do buy each other a little treat when we do this. :)

I agree...a few bottles of champagne in a new sink full of ice; or a few bottles of her favorite beversge all nestled away in the sink. With bows.

I used to kid people at work when they would ask me what i got wifey...l’d say “a new garden hose.”
 

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Well my new little tort is sure taking its time to enter the world. No action yet. It's clutch mate hatched more than a week ago. Randy had me switch out the substrate yesterday for damp paper towels to simulate rain and let her know it's time! Fingers still crossed.View attachment 260273
Hello Todd. My fingers are crossed that your little tort hatch on Christmas !:):)
 

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So I've spent weeks trying to figure out a good gift for the wife. I finally decided on a new kitchen sink. The one we have is one of those cheap contractor grade sinks they put into new houses and is only 6" deep. The one I bought is 9" deep and would be much more efficient.

She's not into jewelry, and frilly little gifts like that. She enjoys practical gifts. I asked a bunch of females I know including the neighbors wife what they thought of the idea. Opinions seemed pretty positive, so I went for it. What do y'all think?
Maybe she would be very happy about the new sink and another little personal gift. That gift must not be expensive, maybe a nice flower in a pot or a voucher for a candle light dinner for two? When you love her, tell her ! Maybe in a lovely Christmas card but with your own words how much she means to you.
 

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So I've spent weeks trying to figure out a good gift for the wife. I finally decided on a new kitchen sink. The one we have is one of those cheap contractor grade sinks they put into new houses and is only 6" deep. The one I bought is 9" deep and would be much more efficient.

She's not into jewelry, and frilly little gifts like that. She enjoys practical gifts. I asked a bunch of females I know including the neighbors wife what they thought of the idea. Opinions seemed pretty positive, so I went for it. What do y'all think?

It would be a definite hit in my house!
 

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I spent it in the office.

That’s horrible! Usually that’s what happens to me too. Sunny while working and raining when I’m off. The weather has a mind of its own. All my Sullies really enjoyed yesterday. Toretto has been a bit sulky at all the indoor time and yesterday really perked him up.. I weighed him last night and he’s 9lbs now... that’s 5 lbs gain in 3 months.. :)
 

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So I've spent weeks trying to figure out a good gift for the wife. I finally decided on a new kitchen sink. The one we have is one of those cheap contractor grade sinks they put into new houses and is only 6" deep. The one I bought is 9" deep and would be much more efficient.

She's not into jewelry, and frilly little gifts like that. She enjoys practical gifts. I asked a bunch of females I know including the neighbors wife what they thought of the idea. Opinions seemed pretty positive, so I went for it. What do y'all think?
Well, while it's a very nice gift, and I'm sure she'll love it, I feel one can do that at any time. I feel a gift should be personal. Something only for her, not the whole house. But I do have to admit, after I had new sink and tile put in my kitchen, I really, conciously, admire and enjoy it every time I use it.
 

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That’s horrible! Usually that’s what happens to me too. Sunny while working and raining when I’m off. The weather has a mind of its own. All my Sullies really enjoyed yesterday. Toretto has been a bit sulky at all the indoor time and yesterday really perked him up.. I weighed him last night and he’s 9lbs now... that’s 5 lbs gain in 3 months.. :)
Well done Toretto.
 

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So I've spent weeks trying to figure out a good gift for the wife. I finally decided on a new kitchen sink. The one we have is one of those cheap contractor grade sinks they put into new houses and is only 6" deep. The one I bought is 9" deep and would be much more efficient.

She's not into jewelry, and frilly little gifts like that. She enjoys practical gifts. I asked a bunch of females I know including the neighbors wife what they thought of the idea. Opinions seemed pretty positive, so I went for it. What do y'all think?

Sounds like something I would like!

You should be safe if it’s something that has bothered her.

You could always throw in a gift certificate for a massage, or a pedicure if she enjoys that.
 

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