Person Asks “What’s Something You’d Love Getting As A Gift But No One Considers Giving You Because You’re An Adult?”, 30 Folks Deliver

Oh yes! Harry Potter Lego, Lego Elves, love it!

Never too old for Lego.

My husband has been dropping hints on how he wants the Lego bonsai set for Easter. 🙄

I came to read this article to see Lego mentioned. Lego was mentioned. I am satisfied now.

I’m 45 and I absolutely love Lego. As a kid I desperately wanted the airport set but my parents couldn’t afford it. Now I get Lego every birthday and Christmas (and buy it myself sometimes). Side note…I own three different Lego airports so the transport links for my mini figs are good! :)

How to say you're a woman without saying you are a woman!

My husband didn't do this. However for 30 days woke me up randomly with little treasures he knew I would love. It was super special. And made me feel important to him. It always does. I just have a hard time portraying that tk him.

Isn't that normal or am I just abnormally lucky?

Gifts should ALWAYS be something you wouldn’t buy for yourself IMO. Not something you need, never kitchen stuff (unless it’s like the ice cream maker I asked for (and got) for Xmas)

Isn't that what presents are anyway?

I got my adult daughter two pairs but they both stopped working so quickly. I think they should be standard for night time visibility.

Have each athlete in the finals wearing a different color turn the lights down in the stadium would make a 10 second race more entertaining.

Also a great idea for elderly folks who might wander off.

There are a lot of options for these in kids shoes, not so many for adults and almost none for men with large feet.

These are super useful for people who go for runs and exercise at nighttime, but because they are seen as something for kids many people pass on using them.. They would improve safety for runners and walkers

I've finally decided where to put the stickers I got for Xmas. I'm very excited. I'm also 55.

My theater teacher lets us pick out a sticker at the beginning of class every day, and we get to keep it if we’re good :)

I have flamingo stickers, and I save them for special occasions. Except for the puffy ones that go on my mayonnaise in the office fridge

48 here. I will slap a sticker anywhere I please, cause I'm grown. Dryer, fridge, inside of cabinets, phone. Anywhere it fits

I also LOVE stickers. If you want a place to put them as an adult, buy the biggest frame you can... a cheap Walmart one with plastic and not glass is perfectly okay. Stick them all on that. Gives you a place to put them and you can hang it wherever you'd like. When it's full you can get another. It's a great use for the stickers, a way to keep the memories, a creative conversation piece AND it's very easy to take with you wherever you might move. Mine are in the guest bathroom. I'm looking forward to hanging them at the nursing home I'm realistically going to end up in.

I am 40 years old and I still invite my friends to eat pancakes, waffles or milkshakes! We love do it !

awww... we had something similar, in summer everyday at around 3pm one of us 50 Employees went to the refrigerator and took out packs of ice-cream to walk around the workplace and offer everyone ice-cream. This 15-minute break where everyone munched on their icecream always was a joy.

At my old workplace we regularly called the ice cream taxi in the summer months.

I'm in a singing group (12 members) that rehearses twice a week on the evenings. But there are times we need an extra rehearsal, or because of members having other things to do we have to move a weeknight rehearsal to saturday afternoon. And then on saturday afternoon.... when the icecream truck comes around it's time for a break. 🍦🤗 More than half of the group is 60+.

I'm 40 and invite my two small kids out for ice cream once a week and i love ice cream at least as much as they do.

Does anyone know what the board game in the picture is?

We have board game night once a month. My husband recently unearthed his olde trunk of board games he had as a kid.

I'm glad I have a nerdy family and we all give each other games for gifts! The year they came out with the Oregon Trail game we ended up with five copies that my husband and I and my brother and SIL all gave to each other.