Gift advice needed

[baronessekat]

OK folks I need all ya'lls to chime in with ideas.

I have roughly $90 to spend on a gift for the big boss from the entire office.

His birthday was today. I had the office get him a large bottle of Maker's Mark and a flask/shot glass set.

I"ve thought about a bartender's set I saw at Williams Sanoma that's around $50. But that still leaves about $40.

I do not know if he and his wife go out to eat to get him a gift certificate somewhere.

The man likes Bourbon, University of Syracuse and the Mets.

Suggestions???

Comments

Picking Nits

[meirwen.livejournal.com]

Syracuse University.

Get him a $35 gift certificate to a store that sells sports stuff (sweatshirts, etc., pro and college) and a Mets key chain or something?

[damedini.livejournal.com]

The bartender's set and a book on bourbons. Surely there is a geek's guide out there.

[dicea.livejournal.com]

Technically, you can never own too much bourbon.

[annaeisenkopf.livejournal.com]

What about some sort of bourbon sampler pack? I think I have seen one somewhere with a couple of small bottles of the really expensive kinds.

[meirwen.livejournal.com]

Oh my fgihjoat (abbreviated for sanity's sake), what a gorgeous picture.

[dicea.livejournal.com]

Thank you. I really ought to scan it again so I can have the whole picture available and can re-trim that portion for a better icon. It's from a shoot I posed for for a friend doing a photography course in college. I begged and she let me have this one. It's the only one I like. I call it "Portrait of a Pict falling over backwards while being cooked under hot lights." The artist titled it, "I will have it all. But patiently."

On a trampoline? (I'm just guessing there)