The Best Attention Present Ever Received + Original Photos and Ideas
I love presents and more than that I love giving presents to others. I just adore walking around the stores and looking for something special to the one you care about. Honestly, I must admit that I like making my own occassions for giving presents rather than waiting those few days when you are forced to do so.
Usually the base of my small presents is edible goods, beautiful box of cookies, exclusive chocolate, pretty jam jar or even a pack of beef jerky. I know, it might seem strange for some, but this is how I imagine little cute presents. Moreover, they do not make the receiver feel uncomfortable, because it never costs a huge amount of money. It is a lovely way to put smiles on the-cared-ones' faces and what I like the most about them is that they do not last long. They are temporary.
What can I give as a little present?
EVERYTHING THAT THE RECEIVER LIKES! Simple as that. No need to overthink everything. He or she will be more than happy to receive little attention present from you. However, if you know a specific type of food he or she likes a lot, make sure to get it :)
Do you ever give attention presents? Have you received any? Let me know in the comments below.
Some examples of my "attentioners".
For a lover of forest berries an adorable jar with blueberries straight from the forest.
For a hot chocolate lover a cup of sweet lovely hot chocolate with cinnamon.
For a cakie-fan homemade berry pie with a crunchy crust
For a lovely human that deserves all the world's pie flowers a small home-made rose pie with apples
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Lots of Love <3
Caminito
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Nice job, camina!
Thanks :)
Mmmmmm...just received all those attention presents from you. Thank you @caminito!
happy you liked it :)
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