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3 years ago

What should I ask for my birthday?

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Gnom [1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Consider books you would like to have. Maybe you would not buy them for yourself, but you would love them as birthday presents. Think of restaurants you would like to visit on your birthday.Clothing could be a suitable birthday gift.Day passes to an amusement park could make a fun birthday gift. Tickets to an observatory can be a great gift for someone who enjoys astronomy. A hot air balloon ride might make the perfect birthday gift.

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