Roger's (Dad's) 2022 Christmas List
Roger's list from Last Year
You can get me any items from my Amazon Wish List, or Amazon Gift Cards, especially books or music.
$15 and up items:
- We could use some camping gear, such as:
- The Weird Al store (black friday sale!) has The Chairman Al Mandatory Fun T-Shirt in Large and its not sold out last time I checked.
- Ever since I visited my son Austin in Tacoma, I fell in love with this tea called
"Blue People" Oolong Tea from Vital Tea Leaf in Seattle. It's amazing!
I drink it frequently at work, and you can never have too much tea, so I can always use more. (Local/US)
- I have been wanting a dash cover for my 2011 Chevrolet Silverado LT (upper and lower glovbox). CoverQuest looks like they have a good fit, and made in the USA. (Local/US)
- I am still biking regularly! So, some biking gear would be good. These are all mostly things I would probably buy myself eventually if I don't get them as a gift:
- A new pair of biking shorts. One of my two that I regularly wear is starting to wear thin. I have about a 31" waist (probably US Medium or Large would work)
- Florida occasionally has winter, so a pair of Men's padded cycling long pants would be handy.
- Gift cards for vegan-friendly restaurants: Chipotle, Olive Garden, Tijuana Flats (Local/US), Tropical Smoothie, El Chico (Local/US).
- Gift cards for Lowes, as I alwats have some projects to work on around the house.
- Gift cards for Newegg.com
- A Hawaiian-style novelty shirt I can wear to Church or work (Size "Large")
- A photo calendar of my family to hang at work, or any nice, scenic 2022 photo calendar, really (National Parks maybe?)
- My crescent wrenches are everywhere. I could use something like this wrench pouch
- This Babylon Bee coffee mug, just because.
Inexpensive Items (from Kids, etc):
- I really enjoy Dunkin Donuts coffee: a bag of ground coffee (original blend or vanilla), or a gift card would be great!
- Book: The Dragonbone Chair (somehow I lost my previous copy).
- My wrench sockets are a mess. Harbor Freight sells some cheap socket organizers, I could use mostly 1/4" and 3/8" organizing rails, or sold as a set.
- A nice book light (you know, for paper books)
- An office desk caddy for my home office desk to hold my pens, pencils, sticky notes, etc.
CD's (Or MP3 albums, but those are kind of hard to "give"):