Birthday friend is self-isolating

Does she like plants? If so, you could leave one on her step and then phone her.

Can you buy her a voucher for an audio book?

Subscription to a magazine?

An Amazon voucher....she can then choose her own present

jig saw puzzle

Amazon voucher. Searching Amazon for what she wants will keep her occupied for hours! ?

A crate/selection of her favorite wine, delivered to her doorstep. Perhaps using one of those 12 bottle offers that are popular?

It’s my birthday next week too and we’re self isolating. If anyone wants to leave a dozen bottles of wine in my doorstep I’d be more than happy. ??

A jumbo pack of loo rolls. I'm not joking, they're like gold dust at the moment.

An Amazon voucher might be nice then she can choose a book or whatever herself

My poor DGS is 16 today. We’re not able to see him, they’re self isolating, we’re old! Party postponed. Such a shame.

I feel for the youngsters who should be celebrating their youth, end of school, not having much fun!

An Amazon voucher would be a good gift or you can buy her a subscription to a slideshow making program thus she can make a video with pictures from her trip and share the memories with the friends. Smartshow is a good one to do that.
And I also like the plant idea! Just make sure the distance between the plant and the door is safe

Yes I ve had three grandkids two 17 s and one 19 all in the middle of all this poor kids no celebrations nothing to look forward to for a while at least

It’s my birthday next week and also my best friends birthday the day before mine. So far I have sent her some flowers via Interflora and also sending her an Amazon voucher. I will miss seeing my kids and grand kids but we all have to do this.

Cross stitch if she likes sewing.

Bunny17 that’s a great idea for my friend as I know she used to do a lot of cross stitch. I’ll have a look on Amazon and see if I can find any kits as I don’t want to venture out anymore for the time being. Stay safe.x

Does she have a garden?
Something nice for it if so.
A new kneeling pad, some new gloves or one of those great carry- stuff about bags?
Alternatively, I can recommend some fantastic secateurs - the Fiskars Bypass Pruner - I can't believe how lovely these are for a right-handed person with arthritis! They have a really smooth action and as you apply pressure there is a turning movement in the handle so no repetitive strains or blisters etc. They seem to add to the pressure you apply too and altogether it just makes these pruners so easy to use! I bought a mid-price pair. About £17 I think but there are a few in the range.

I have just bought this as a birthday gift - to be posted direct:

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Animal-DIY-5D-Diamond-Painting-Embroidery-Cross-Craft-Stitch-Art-Kit-Home-Decor/253

it is a simple craft, very easy, even for older children, and gives a great sense of achievement.

A voucher for a posh afternoon tea for two. They're good for manymonths and she might take you

A bottle of gin and lots of different flavour tonics!

A box containing essential food items and of course loo rolls. Maybe a bottle of her favourite tipple too and flowers.

A Devon Hamper is lovely to get. My Scottish relatives love it
when I send a special cream tea. Yummy !

An IOU for a future lunch/dinner/theatre outing of her choosing. Something to really look forward to.

Bloom and Wild letter box flowers are beautiful and you get £10 off your first order.