2 quick Q's

[Curly]

I didn't get any responses to my initial thread - but I had 20 views. - so assuming someone read my story I have 2 follow up questions for the group.

1: what do you send him (small) for Christmas. 'The soldier who has everything' - and doesn't eat sweets.
2: what do you think of a 40 year old soldier who has never been in a relationship with a woman over 25? Is there any stigma attached to that in the military community? My guess is that is the age group he is exposed to the most - as opposed to a man who has had a civilian life. (He does look younger)

Things are going well still. We have a date set to meet and a rendezvous point chosen. Looking at flights!!!!
Very excited!

Thanks in advance for any responses!

[Anoulie]

1. Clothing (socks, scarves, etc.). Alcohol (wine). A pocket knife. A book.
2. What matters ist what you think of "that".

[differentcountries]

1. Music, movies, pocket books, comics, pictures of the two of you, snacky food like a good sausage
2. Some relationships have an age difference. If he is genuine that does not matter.

Good luck with booking flights!

[MZVIRGO82]

1) Puzzle books, board games, maybe a photo collage of you guys at various stages of your relationship (if applicable).
2) don't be concerned with his past. It has nothing to do with your relationship.

[Deleted]

My friend has this and I thought it was really cool. It's a 'manly man' sort of thing, but even I would totally appreciate it

Have fun meeting! ^_^

[ioanna]

My friend has this and I thought it was really cool. It's a 'manly man' sort of thing, but even I would totally appreciate it

Have fun meeting! ^_^

The swiss card is awesome! It fits in a shirt pocket and van truly take you out of a jam

[Curly]

Thank you! Great tips on little things to send.
MZVIRGO - you are 100 % right! Thanks for the reminder on #2!

Thanks for the responses!

[stormy]

1. I sent mine a watch (he lost him a little while ago). Also a journal with some of my writing to him in it... aaaaand something naughty.