In-law's Christmas gift??

What should I get my in-laws for Xmas? They always give me nice gifts, but they are so difficult to buy for. They get tons of gift baskets from other people and companies; they have plenty of money and don't really need anything particular..What should I do?

In-law's Christmas gift??
Well, I think a dinner reservation at a fine restaurant would be excellent for them. And make sure you get a nice photo to commemorate the occasion.



People that have plenty of money don't need more "things" ... they give each other the "things" they want. So being unique and thoughtful is a better way to go. Giving them a really thoughtful, special memory is more important.



Another thing for them would be the digital photo frame, the largest one, and load it with photos of things that are special to them. You can either take digital photos or scan pictures they already have but you have to do it without being caught so you surprise them.
Reply:Perhaps something like an asian buddha artifacts or authentic arts and crafts from the third world.
Reply:That is why I don't buy for my in laws any more they don't need more things and stuff. Make a donation in their name to a homeless shelter or the cancer society or children's hospital. That's what we do. I'm sure they know you appreciate them. If you feel the same way about them giving you a gift tell them to stop the buying it is unneccesary. I don't need my family buying my clothes and I don't need anymore trinkets and stuff as well. You will get more joy in giving something to someone that really needs it.
Reply:This site has alot of great non-material ideas:



http://www.signaturedays.com/signatureda...



I was thinking of sending my in-laws on a dinner cruise. There are many different activities for all different price ranges. Hope this helps a little! Think NON-MATERIAL for those that have it ALL!!!!