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[ECBG]

A pretty puzzle.  I googled flower puzzles.

[haddon9]

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@ECBG wrote:

A pretty puzzle.  I googled flower puzzles.

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@ECBG  Pretty puzzle!  I think my mom would like this since her current thing is puzzles....where did you find this one?

TIA!

[ECBG]

@haddon9 

I google imaged ""Flower puzzles" and scrolled down the pictures until I found one I liked.

Found it again.  The picture took me to "Jigsaw Puzzles for Adults".

[haddon9]

@ECBG   Thanks!  I'll keep looking.

[ECBG]

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@haddon9 wrote:

@ECBG   Thanks!  I'll keep looking.

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@haddon9 

Barnes and Noble may have puzzles for seniors.

[ThinkingOutLoud]

Thank You for the suggestions! Some things were mentioned I hadn't thought of and I could've saved time by coming here sooner. Off to check some things out... =)

[Sooner]

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@ThinkingOutLoud wrote:

I don't feel I can do my usual options this year and want to do something different from last year (ie restaurant gift cards, flowers). What would you get an 80ish widow that lives in a warm climate, enjoys card games with friends, doesn't like sweets and I don't think is much of a reader? Oh, and it needs to be shipped. Thanks for any suggestions!

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@ThinkingOutLoud    How about a set of assorted shower gels from Philosophy?   Or...a lightweight throw?   

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A note here:  ALL the old folks I know are sick of throws.  They get them from everyone and have for years.  I'd not do that at this point unless you know they want and need one. 

[reiki604]

How about a donation to her favorite charity or cause in her name?

[Sooner]

If it were me, I'd send flowers.  I doubt she needs anything, maybe in a small vase the flowers are in so she would keep it to put stuff in.   They have pretty little square ones.

They say you are thinking of her, but don't last forever, or have to be stored.

[qbetzforreal]

Scarves are nice.