Hi everyone,My sister is turning 40 in a week. She's 9 years older, and she practically raised me growing up. We had a tough childhood, and I would seriously probably be an unemployed drug addict today if it weren't for her. Instead, I'm in a PhD program. Additionally, my sister also had a cancer scare this year, which makes me want to get her a gift that shows her how much I appreciate her even more. Here's the caveat: my family does not express 'love' type of emotions very easily. Therefore I would like to show her with a gift what I cannot say with my words.Here are some things that she likes and things about her personality:Boston terriers (she's had a few, one who died recently)motorcycle culture (her husband and her are in a motorcycle club, although only he rides - she sits on the back)psychology (she majored in psych and minored in neuroscience as an undergrad)music from the 60's such as Bob Dylan and The Beatlesshe doesn't have much time for readingI don't want to get her a restaurant gift card because I already did that recentlyI would like to get her something fun that she would enjoy, but that is also meaningful and maybe something she can hold on to. I'm not opposed to getting her more than one thing.Any ideas and suggestions would be greatly appreciated... Thanks a bunch!! via /r/Gifts https://www.reddit.com/r/Gifts/comments/7y40c5/40th_birthday_gift_for_my_sister_who_practically/?utm_source=ifttt
