Ideas for husbands birthday? (husband, member, present)

[Strawberry1234]

I want to do something special for my husband's birthday, but I don't know what to do. He doesn't like cake so I'm not going to get that for him he also said he doesn't want a gift. Anyone have any good suggestions of some things I can do for him?

[BirdieBelle]

How old is he?

[Strawberry1234]

28

[BirdieBelle]

My husband does not like cake and never wants gifts, so I usually go for the "shared experience," which usually means a nice dinner out.

Or if there is something he has been wanting to do (indoor skydiving, new release movie, skeet shooting, IDK ) you could arrange something like that.

Memories are a GREAT gift!

[Strawberry1234]

Thank you! Those are great ideas.

[brokencrayola]

Is he adventurous? If so maybe a helicopter ride. If not maybe a day out together, eat someplace you know he loves, take a drive or a hike maybe.

[PAhippo]

maybe a total day off on the closest weekend. No chores (unless he wants to); his choice of tv shows, no comments on that ratty t-shirt and torn jeans. Doesn't even have to shave.


no cake but does he like strawberry shortcake? Tis the season.


I agree with the others-there's no gift greater than memories made.

[armory]

Lot's of sex.

[DaniellaG]

I love to give gifts and even when someone in my family member says no gifts I still get something. Even if it is small it is the thought especially if you think of something creative.
Does he have any hobbies?
Does he have a favorite restaurant?

[Thursday007]

I gave an ex a 'memories' gift one year. I had these real small Chinese paper ring boxes (find them on ebay). I had something in each one which represented, "Love" "Laughter" and "Luck" They weren't major more cute than anything and like for "Luck" I had this casino chip I kept when we went there one night. That's how small the box is. I won't describe the one for laughter but some thought went into that one and we did laugh.