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I have no idea what to get my boyfriend for Christmas....?
We've been together for 4 years and he has pretty much everything he needs. With his kids, I'm planning on making a scrapbook with them from all of us but I still need to think of something from just me.
I don't want to do the typical cologne or something I just pick up at a department store.
How do I describe him...he likes football, scary and screwed up movies, he used to be a bouncer at a night club that he quit for a shirt and tie desk job after getting full custody of his kids and now his days consist of TreeHouse and Family channel which he thinks is awesome but I know he would like a night out away from the house or something "grown up" to do or use around the house.
I just thought of this...he's trying to loose weight too. What about a punching bag? I'm sure he'd like that and remind him of his days at the bar....
Please suggest some things and let me know how much a decent punching bag is that he won't blow apart...
A million thanks!!
some sort of exercise equipment might be a good idea, as you have already hinted to via the punching bag. guys are so hard to buy for...mine is horrible. so i feel your plight...what to get the guy that has everything? well, you can get gift certificates of all sorts of things: fav restaurant, oil changes, music stores, etc. As far as doing something grown-up, how about tickets to go somewhere? I don't know where you live or what your means are, but how about like to a casino for the weekend (gift part could be hotel room and arranged babysitter) or tickets to a show of some sort (not necessarily to a movie, but movie passes are a good idea, too.) When was the last time you two went to go see a concert together? Also, if he has mentioned he wants to work out...instead of buying him the punching bag, how about a membership to a gym? This way, his work out time is "his" time, not to be interupted at home and he might meet some new friends, too. more romantic, get him a few little things for under the tree, and then when the kids aren't around he can open a gift consisting of things for the two of you, body lotions, massage oils, etc....whatever you want to put in the gift box. This is an idea that can be incorporated with a hotel night or weekend away from the kids, too. I'm sure there are more ideas, but hopefully that will get you started on trying to figure out what to get him. Good luck 
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