Monday 15 December 2014

Weesse's Christmas Gift Guide Part 2




  So if you're anything like me, you're still frantically surfing the interweb desperately trying to find the perfect pressies that are within budget for the remaining recipients on that long list that you've been working on for weeks that actually seems to be growing. Sound familiar? Problem is, I've struggled with ideas this year so have been aimlessly scrolling through sites hoping that things will just pop out at me. So I thought I'd share some of my findings with you in the hope that they are of some use to you guys. I kept finding things that would suit folks I'd already bought for...typical! 


Fit for a Princess

Photo from H&M website
Photo from H&M website 

 These crown hairbands are adorable from H&M! I want one!! Perfect stocking fillers or a little extra to go with a gift. Affordable and super cute. Available in gold, silver and pink






Charge on the Go



Photo from www.amazon.co.uk 


 Hubby Rob discovered this genius portable Pebble phone charger that would be perfect for someone who is forever on the go and always on their phone. Nothing worse than your phone dying when you're out and about. Credit card sized and lightweight, an ideal gift that will definitely be appreciated. We love a good gadget! Loads on the market but I thought this one was pretty reasonable from Amazon




Hey Mr DJ


Photo from www.amazon.co.uk

I actually treated myself to a Crosley Record Player this year and I freakin' LOVE IT! Dug out all my old records (including Joey Lawrence's (yes, from Blossom!)single Nothin' My Love Can't Fix) and have had many a lazy morning pottering around the house listening to some serious choons. Great sound quality, lightweight and looks super cool. Ideal gift for any music lover and this one from Amazon is really reasonably priced. There are various colours available and Urban Outfitters stock the range too. 






A Wise Choice

Photo from Wikipedia 

Last year I bought Rob a bird of prey experience at World of Wing's, Cumbernauld for the both of us to do together and it was soooo good. I managed to get it on a Groupon deal at the time(so it's worthwhile looking out for any offers that may come up) but there's plenty of options on their website to suit most budgets. The staff are so knowledgeable and we found it fascinating to learn about all the different birds they care for. We got to handle an owl and an African eagle. You certainly don't need to be a bird enthusiast to enjoy this. Very informative and a great experience to get up close with these amazing animals.   







Use Yer Loaf



  Another experience-themed pressie for a group of friends, colleagues or family members would be a visit to Escape Glasgow.  Guys this is AWESOME!!!! My dancer friends and I visited the Glasgow-based live escape game last week as our Christmas Night-out treat and it was the most fun ever! Seriously, we are still raving about it. 
  Basically, you're locked in a room for 60 mins and have to solve various puzzles to find the key that lets you out of the room within the hour. You're against the clock and in our case, we were against each other as we'd split the group in to two and were through the wall in identical rooms solving the same clues to escape. It's all about problem solving and working efficiently as a team. We escaped in the nick of time, within a minute of each other. panic stations at the end as we frantically faffed with the last padlock. It's like the Crystal Maze without the weird bald dude commentating. Cannot recommend this experience enough! We're already planning another visit as the game is set to change in January. Do it! Just book it for yourself! It's too good to miss! 




That'll be all for you just now guys. Think the above suggestions are certainly my faves and I can definitely recommend the two experiences as pressies with a difference that anyone would appreciate.

Happy shopping. I'm off to trawl another gizillion websites for onesies and other exciting gifts....naht!

W x

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