I'm trying to do early Christmas shopping in order to get decent deals since I'm in college (thus broke). I really have no idea what to get my great grandma though. She's in her 80's, and she doesn't get out much other than doctor appointments. Taking her places for fun isn't really an option anymore since she has limited mobility and that she can hardly hear. She doesn't really do much other than watch tv with my great aunt (she's pretty much her live-in caretaker), and I've never really seen her interested in anything in particular my entire life besides giant table-sized puzzles with tiny pieces. I thought about getting her a puzzle, but the last time I was visiting her she made a comment about how she can hardly see anything up close anymore... So that's probably not a good idea. For the past 5 years I've seen everyone give her fluffy socks and blankets, but not much else. I'm sure she has enough for a new pair of socks every day for a whole year by now. So, what kind of gifts can you get grandparents that they can really enjoy? I don't have a lot of time to visit them throughout the year, and it would be nice to give her something useful/meaningful. via /r/Gifts http://ift.tt/2vGY8Sf
