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« on: 05 October 2011, 9:02:55 am »
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It's my husband's 40th soon. I desperately need ideas for a birthday bash. He's quite a quiet guy and doesn't like a big fuss, but I feel I need to do something a little social for him on this big day.
Any ideas for a nice present and bash e.g. dinner, cruise? He made a really big fuss over my 40th with a surprise party, but I do not think he would like this himself. He's a bit antisocial!

I'm at a loss  Huh

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« Reply #1 on: 05 October 2011, 9:57:02 am »
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It's my husband's 40th soon. I desperately need ideas for a birthday bash. He's quite a quiet guy and doesn't like a big fuss, but I feel I need to do something a little social for him on this big day.
Any ideas for a nice present and bash e.g. dinner, cruise? He made a really big fuss over my 40th with a surprise party, but I do not think he would like this himself. He's a bit antisocial!

I'm at a loss  Huh


Well, you don't give much details, but I would say, whatever he likes, make it ++++ ! If he's in running, register him and organize for NYC marathon. Into food, a Michelin 3* meal. Watches, a pricey one...and so on...
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« Reply #2 on: 05 October 2011, 11:33:30 am »
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It's my husband's 40th soon. I desperately need ideas for a birthday bash. He's quite a quiet guy and doesn't like a big fuss, but I feel I need to do something a little social for him on this big day.
Any ideas for a nice present and bash e.g. dinner, cruise? He made a really big fuss over my 40th with a surprise party, but I do not think he would like this himself. He's a bit antisocial!

I'm at a loss  Huh



How about an all boys' party at one of the less salubrious establishments in OT?  That would blow some cobwebs off :-)
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« Reply #3 on: 05 October 2011, 15:31:15 pm »
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from Marina at Keppel Bay.  Google is your friend.  Budget from around S$2k upwards....a wee party for friends while sailing around the southern islands
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« Reply #4 on: 05 October 2011, 18:09:41 pm »
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from Marina at Keppel Bay.  Google is your friend.  Budget from around S$2k upwards....a wee party for friends while sailing around the southern islands
Hubby is antisocial, he got no friends... So the boat ride will be 1-to-1... Maybe the OT option is a good idea after all!
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« Reply #5 on: 06 October 2011, 14:39:08 pm »
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How about a surprise weekend break away?
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« Reply #6 on: 07 October 2011, 9:35:35 am »
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 Cheesy  Hi,  is he into sports?  If so, a surprise game catered with great style.  eg. round of golf with some old friends, hire the Futsal pitch at East coast for a fun game & his favourite beer or informal cricket with gin & tonics and cucumber sandwiches, oysters etc .  He'll feel within his comfort zone but you can still spring a surprise
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« Reply #7 on: 07 October 2011, 10:43:01 am »
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Why not combine the above two suggestions: give him an awesome weekend at one of the kite-surfing schools along the Malaysian East Coast. He'll feel like 20 again ripping up the chop on his kite.

And I reckon the apres-surf seafood BBQ with drinks round a campfire will be a major hit too.

Great way to celebrate if he's not into big groups. Can be just you, him and some close buds and budettes.

Have a fun eh!



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« Reply #8 on: 08 October 2011, 11:11:44 am »
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Well...when I turned 40 I told my wife I wanted either a menage-a-trois or to go skydiving.  She took me skydiving and it was a great experience.  Scary but wonderful. 
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« Reply #9 on: 10 October 2011, 3:44:15 am »
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I went out for nice meal on my 40th birthday to crystal jade, real chinese style food...yummy.
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