“Gifts of time and love are surely the basic ingredients of a truly merry Christmas.”
Peg Bracken
What: Do any of your friends play the game Halo Wars? Do you like to play boardgames? Why not combine the two and buy this fun boardgame with a twist on the classical game Risk. The games is for 3-5 players. The more the merrier!
Where to buy: Amazon
“Never worry about the size of your Christmas tree. In the eyes of children, they are all 30 feet tall.”
Larry Wilde, author ‘The Merry Book of Christmas’
What: Do you know anyone who is interested in computers, Star Trek, physics, computer games, Lord of The Rings, Sci-Fi or comic books? Then this is a perfect gift for christmas. The Big Bang Theory is my favourite TV-series currently, and even more so after I got the opportunity to sit in the audience of a taping when I was in LA earlier this fall. Four nerdy guys, one cool and funny girl, lots of nerdy humour. What can go wrong? In this package you get seasons 1-4.
Where to buy: Amazon
“The best of all gifts around any Christmas tree
is the presence of a happy family all wrapped up in each other”
- Burton Hillis
What: Do you spend a lot of time on Facebook? Do you “like” people’s posts and pictures? Well now you won’t need a computer or a cell-phone in order to express your opinions. With these fun Facebook stamps you can both Like and Dislike IRL! I have to admit that I have ordered a set myself. Me Like!
Where to buy: Amazon
The Advent Calendar is a special calendar which counts down to Christmas. It is a tradition which originates from Germany in the early 19th century and had back then primarily a religious meaning. Today, in Sweden, the Advent Calendar comes in several forms: a TV-series for children, chocolate calendars etc.
Here on TechGirl I will present my own Advent Calendar. Starting on December 1st, and every day until Christmas, I will give you tips for the perfect Holiday gift to put under the tree (with a tech twist ofcourse!).
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