My SIL is exhausted. She is doing her medical rotations right now and is working 12-16 hour days w/ few days off at a time.
I wanted to send her a pick me up type of care package. She has Celiac Disease, so I need to be careful w/ baked goods. I'm also sending to NY, so maybe baked goods wouldn't be a good idea, anyway.
I thought, maybe coffee? But I don't know past that.
Re: gift idea for "pick me up" (needs to be shipable)
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This is a good idea, I need to find out if he has a bath tub!
I thought about this, BUT, she's home so little and I didn't know a) how long it would last and b) if she could easily transport to work and c) if she DID transport to work, would it be something she could easily access or would it get eaten up by everyone else?
If you are comfy baking for her, I used to send stuff back eat all the time and it was always still fresh.
I think a nice tea/coffee box could be good too. A new cup/mug and an assortment of teas and an infuser or a small coffee press with a small bag or two of coffee.
You could always have something delivered too, like froggy said edible arrangements or some baked goods. A quick google search found quite a few places that do gluten free yummies
Flowers
iTunes gift card for fun stuff for her commute
"gear" that is awesomeness that she would use every day that would make her think of you - cute winter hat or gloves, wallet/coin purse, key ring
does she has flexibility with her scrubs? maybe a fun print top?
Chocolate
Nutella
These: https://www.verybestbaking.com/recipes/121354/Buckeye-Candy/detail.aspx
(shipping to NY in the winter shouldn't require refrigeration)
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This would take a little research, but what about a cleaning service? Or laundry service?
I can't think of anything more wonderful than that, but I'm probably projecting.
This is a cute idea! You wouldn't have to do everything in a jar. Link - https://www.thegunnysack.com/2011/10/everything-in-jar-handmade-gifts.html
How about some little gift cards - Starbucks, Chipotle, etc (obviously depending on what she has nearby). I'm sure the last thing she wants to do is cook when she's done with a long shift.
If she doesn't have a lot of time, some home spa treatments might be nice. I know Ulta sells small things of face mask and such.
These are great ideas, thank you!