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10 Christmas gifts for Adults (20-90 years of age)

You know what, I want all the good stuff too.  At my age I see what young people are buying. If you are young, maybe you have all these beautiful thing...remember, Mom and Dad want these things too.
Whynter WC28S SNO 28 Bottle Wine Cooler, Platinum with Lock
I want one of these just because!
Vacu Vin Wine Saver Extra Stoppers, Set of 4
These wine corks are so wonderful.  We don't drink a whole bottle and the real cork won't go back in.  These just push in easily and save the quality of the wine.
Jones New York Women's Long Sleeve Open Front Cardigan Sweater
I have a sweater with a collar like this...I absolutely love it.
Celestron 21034 Ambassador 80mm Refractor Telescope (Brass)
This is a dream item...it costs a lot but wouldn't you love to have one
of these.
Disney Women's W000589 Mickey Mouse Pink Silicone Strap Watch
I love a Mickey Mouse watch and older women are really liking these
plastic watches that are so affordable you can
have one for every outfit!

Pure Handknit Women's Amelia Tunic Swing
I cover up more and more as I age. I love the detail on this sweater.

Plum Feathers Light Weight Elegant Solid Color Infinity Loop Jersey Scarf,32" x 34",Light Grey
This type of scarf can be wrapped around your neck or pulled up
over your head to be used as a hoody.  They are very stylish too!

Neiko 40367 9 LED NINE Super-Bright LED Flood Light Head Lamp
You have to think outside the box with this little device...it is great for leaving
your hands free while working in a dark space.  My husband loves his! Oh, by the way, children
love these too!


Zooka Wireless Speaker for iPad and Bluetooth Devices (Green)
This little speaker is so small it goes into your bag.  We take ours
on vacation, picnics and even into the neighbors backyard.  All I need to play music
is my iphone or smartphone with bluetooth.

Womens Canvas Slip on Shoes Flats 2 Tone 7 Colors
Older women are wearing these more and more.
They are like a slipper but can be worn as a sandal on the beach.
I love mine.

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