Weird ice
\nMolds for ice are big. Ice molds come in shapes like round, skull, geometric, slanted, giant, tiny, Star Wars, golf ball, hand grenade, heart, bullet. A variation on the theme is rocks that keep your glass cool. Pair the perfect ice mold with a suitable bottle of refreshment.<\/p>\n
Free passes:
\nYou can get passes for parks, museums, movies, car washes, even railroad trips.<\/p>\n
Breakfast food:
\nTry Zabars.com for breakfast baskets (and much more, of course). You can get a crate full of bagels, cream cheese, coffee, orange juice, and pastry. Can be pricey, though.
\nFor the bacon lover, try the Sir Francis Bacon sampler pack. For $30, you get a selection of bacon peanut brittle, back chocolate, and bacon toffee. Check it out on Amazon, where you will find other bacon gifts too.<\/p>\n
Subscription boxes:
\nYou can order subscriptions to snack boxes, cosmetics, projects for kids, coffees, dog treats, dinners to make, strange food, and anything else possible to ship.<\/p>\n
Crazy candles:
\nLots to choose from here: Some candles melt away to reveal a bronze sculpture. A pretty, swirled candle gives 60 hours of fragrance. See uncommongoods.com<\/p>\n
Crafty stuff
\nA 3-D pen that oozes out a plastic that hardens within seconds. Your crafty friend will not just draw but sculpt, too. See it at hammacher.com.
\nYou can also buy 3-D puzzles.<\/p>\n
Funny stuff:
\nHow about a custom bobble head? Upload your photo at 1minime.com and you can get your friend or loved one’s head on a variety of bodies.
\nOr, go all the way and put your loved one’s face on ancient art. Be Napoleon at society6.com.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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