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Care package ideas going to Montreal Canada
Hey ladies, I am hoping someone could give me some care package/gift ideas for my aunt who just got her first job as a university professor in Montreal Canada.
I'd love to send her a congrats package but
am a loss as to what to put in it. She doesn't know french very well at
all and would love to so I was thinking of picking up an every day
french dictionary, but I dunno what else.
Thanks
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Re: Care package ideas going to Montreal Canada
fave lotion
fave candy
tea or coffee & special mug or travel mug
monogrammed stationary
some nice pens
What a fun & thoughtful gift!
Are there local goodies she'll miss? (Local candies?)
What about gift card for someplace near her new home/job? Is there a book on Montreal she might enjoy - off the beaten path or something? Montreal magazine? (There's a Chicago magazine that seems to be really good for newcomers, so I presume there are similar publications for other major cities)
I second the idea for pens & stationery, possibly w some stamps
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