Posted by 88-1175 on November 05, 2017 at 19:09:56 from (98.239.189.101):
a local neighbor girl that cleans my home and loafs at my garage on occasion is due to have a baby any day now.she does live with a guy (bad situation).shes 22,been neighbors since her birth.her and my child grew up together and she lived with us for a good while.i treat her as my own.im looking to get her baby a gift upon its birth.i thought of a savings bond but the bank says their not worth anything.i was thinking in the 200-250 dollar price range but could go higher or lower.i would like it to be kinda personal,to tell her child in years to come,and for her to remember our friendship by.im open to all sugestions to.im not in any way thinking of paying her/their rent,or helping "them" in any way,just a gift to a neighborhood kid id do anything to help.....
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