Trisha P asked:


I already got him his really present - so I want something to make him laugh, without being crude. Over the hill presents just seem too harsh, and it’s going to be a huge family event so I don’t want to offend anyone. Maybe something for his wife?

Sparkling Peace Dove asked:


I saw this nice pewter tray with a man with a scythe chafing wheat or proper term needed here. On it says “Give us this day our daily bread.” I saw it on a Friday and said to myself: It’s neat but a little different with a funny feeling. On Saturday my mom tells me she got it as a gift from my brother’s girlfriend. The girl said to my mom: “My mother (deceased) had one just like it, and I decided to get you one. My mother felt bad and thought to herself why give a gift that most likely was her mothers? or something that resembeled what her mother had?

I am just curious. My mom even feels strange about the gift as well. Yes, we are religious but there’s a funny feeling to the gift.
Anyone explain? Would you buy a gift and then say this.
It’s an antique.