Gift Giving Methodology

My husband and I have very different approaches to life. I worry when there is no option to make a reservation; he gets excited because that means it’s a walk-in. I focus on pushing up the floor to avoid the worst case scenario; he pushes the ceiling higher to make the most of every moment. I enjoy superfluous gifts that I can't justify getting for myself, whereas he loves receiving solutions. 

If you are shopping for a gift, I highly recommend singling out a problem that your loved one has and finding a way to eliminate it (sometimes, solving tiny pet peeves makes a difference). 

• If your loved one is constantly dropping their keys in the car seat crack, get them a gap filler. (My husband loves his DropStop.)
• If they are always forgetting where they parked their car, give them an Airtag for easy tracking.
• If their driving gets more dangerous when holding a GPS, please buy them a phone holder for the dashboard. For everyone's safety.