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Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to take care in your gift for someone you love. Creating something special will create a new memory that you can both share. These days you can customize anything, even jewelry. A special message, a funny photo, the options are endless. Here are a few of our favorite choices for personalized Valentine’s Day gift ideas:

Want to create something special for someone you love this Christmas? Personalized Christmas gift options are numerous online. From Etsy to mom and pop shops like The Memories Place, online retailers can create a customized version of almost anything. Here are a few of our favorites:

Did you know that Grandparents Day falls on the first Sunday after Labor Day each year? As each year passes, the president actually issues a proclamation to keep Grandparents day in effect. And as wonderful as our grandparents are, we can all agree that it's an important tradition to keep alive.

In today’s tech world we are spending big bucks on Father’s Day. It’s estimated that Americans will spend over $15 billion on dad this year, or an average of $133 for a family. While it’s true dad’s love gadgets and nice things, you don’t have to dip that far into your budget to give dad something special this year. Get the family together, pool your money and take a look at these items, all for $100 or less.

Mother’s Day is just around the corner. And if you are stuck on trying to find the perfect gift for mom, you can find affordable gifts that will delight and bring joy to mom under $75. 

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. If you are on a budget but still want to surprise your sweetie with something special there are lots of options for gifts that cost less than $30. So stay in your significant other’s good graces and buy them something special without dipping too much into your bank account with these ideas:

November 12th is National Blanket Day! National Blanket Day is a relatively new holiday, with a very important cause/message. National Blanket Day was created in 2015 by a homeless man, who said all he wished for during Thanksgiving was to spend time helping his homeless family. He started the trend of handing out free blankets to other homeless people, along with some hot chocolate. He also encourages others around the world to do the same thing on November 12th.