Here’s an idea, FOFs: Put away that wrapping paper and ribbon and GIVE the gift of experience! We’ve got 8 personal presents that will stay with your loved one long after the fruitcake has been eaten–or regifted.
Plus, win 6 months of all-you-can-watch classes from OneDayUniversity. To enter, answer this question in the comments below: If you could go back to school for anything, what would it be?
Enlightening ideas. Give the gift of learning with a membership to One Day University, a website where Award-winning professors from Harvard, Yale, Brown, Princeton and other top-tier schools come together to offer their most popular courses on everything from World War II and The Founding Fathers to Beethoven and the Big Bang Theory. Just $39 will buy you a month of all-you-can-watch classes. http://www.onedayu.com
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An organized closet. Visit the National Association of Professional Organizers for a complete listing of organizers in a specific zip code. Each organizer sets her own price, but you can request a “closet package” and most will negotiate fair cost between $200 and $500. http://www.napo.net/
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A professionally styled outfit. Sandra Soich (AKA Your Fashion Therapist) has spent the last 25 years styling everyone from Cindy Crawford to Serena Williams. Now you can ask her personal fashion questions via email, text or Skype, and she’ll answer them for $20 a pop. Not sure which shoes to wear with that dress? Need a pair of pants that elongates your legs? Sandra has the answers… http://www.yourfashiontherapist.com.
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A tightened and toned bod. Help a friend jumpstart her new year’s resolution with a package of personal training sessions from FOF Margo Kamin. Beloved in her home-city of Austin, Margo offers personalized sessions via Skype to men and women across the country. One LIVE 30-minute class goes for the exceptionally reasonable rate of $35. Plus, Margo will lengthen or shorten a session depending on your budget. http://www.personal-fitness-trainer-austin.com/
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A redecorated room. Michelle Davidson of Interior Design Service Online provides a complete design blueprint for the room of your choice–all over email. Just fill out her questionnaire on your taste and budget, and attach a photo of the room in question. For $250, Michelle will send you a “Project Binder” containing your ideal furniture layout, paint colors, furniture recommendations within your price range–even ideas for throw rugs and accessories. http://www.interiordesignserviceonline.com/
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A personalized perfume. There’s nothing sweeter than giving the gift of sweet-smelling custom fragrance. At ScentDesign.net, choose from 50 blending fragrances (like mango, sandalwood or strawberry), and mix and match as you wish. If you need guidance, their expert noses will assist you. http://www.scentdesign.net/, $10-$20.
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A leading role in a favorite novel. U Star Books–founded by Katie Olver and her mom, FOF Jan Olver–invites you to step into a personalized edition of beloved book, starring you alongside your friends, family members or that special someone. Just pick a title (they have everything from classics such as Alice in Wonderland and Pride and Prejudice to saucy romances with names like Indecent in Italy and Fever in France) and within days you have a novel novel to keep on the shelf forever. You can even write a personal dedication. http://www.ustarnovels.com/, $24.95 – $35.95.
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A new passion. Unleash your inner artist! FOF Anna Rhodes has studied, taught and created art all over the world. She offers artistic getaways a few times each season at resorts and retreats, nationwide. The multi-day classes focus on drawing and composing, painting and layering mixtures of mediums. http://www.anartistsretreat.com/, Starting at $490.
Is your gift recipient more crafty than artsy? Give a class at Snow Farm Craft Retreat in Williamsburg, Mass. From bead-making to basket-weaving classes, your gift will keep on… giving. http://www.snowfarm.org/, Starting at $500.
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Gail Hannan says:
I would go back to school to be an architect
Nila Chambliss says:
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Diane P says:
I am always learning and take online classes about once certification a year. – My company pays for it and I really like this benifit.
If I could be anything – hum – I don’t know – I want to be everything – knowledge is power
Irishstar says:
Explore new uncharted areas fearlessly,be they painting classes, tile making,landscaping or internationa cuisine. It is of the utmost importance at this time of my life to challenge myself on a daily basis.
jana says:
i want to go to beauty school
Susan says:
I would love to go to back to school for a law degree. I had thought about going to law school while in college, but went into the health field. It would be my dream to have the knowledge of both areas and then to use it to help others.
Sue says:
I would get a degree to be a librarian.
JoAnn Arnold says:
If I could go back to school I’d finish my BSN and MSW
Nancy says:
I would love to go back to school to get my degree in Facility mgmt. I’ve been working in the field for many years and have the experience, but it would be nice to have the validation.
Barbara-b says:
I am retired and have been for 15 years. Still, I would love to take some writing classes. Wouldn’t that be lovely? Sigh!
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Leona says:
I have been fascinated with crime solving for the past 5 years and would love to have been a forensic investigator. Instead of following that dream, I worked for 26 years at the post office.
Kristine P says:
I would love to go back to school for Jewelry making and gemology.
MG says:
Definately culinary school!
Robyn Ely says:
Interior Design
Sara Layton says:
I am in school with my second Bachelors degree, but if I could I would take a Masters in Special Education, there are many problems with children learning and many have been misunderstood. I do believe there are more than one or two ways of learning and we need to expand our knowledge, understanding and acceptance of that matter. Happy Holidays
map of Idaho says:
I would go back to school to study Philosophy.
Karen says:
I’d love to study textile design, and be able to create my own fabrics for the things I make.
Margarida says:
If I went back to school, I would wish to take a writing course.
Deborah Myers says:
I would go back to school to work on a Master’s in Forensic Psychology. I have a double major in Criminal Justice and Psychology and often worked with the police and court system. I would truly love to refine those skills and knowledge and be more useful to our legal system.
Sherry says:
I have a degree in music, but I would like to finish my degree in theatre as well – and get some computer training! I am a technological moron!
Sophia Sutton says:
I love to study health and healing and would like to help people take care of themselves. I would like to take a two year course to get a certification to be a Nutrition Consultant. Thank you!
Connie Snow says:
I would love to get a teaching degree. Good teachers (I always felt that I would be a good one) are so important. Also, I need to become more computer savvy!
Kathy Skinner says:
If I could go back to school for anything, it would be to write. I love writing and would enjoy learning about writing from all angles–creative, fiction, nonfiction; even grammar and sentence structure:)
Bianca Mandel says:
Learning is so often wasted on the young. When I was in college in the late ’60s-early ’70s, I was primarily interested in the study of my social life. I went on to major in education and taught for many years. I loved teaching, but if I had it to do all over again, I would major in Multi-Cultural Studies with a minor in education. Such a major would have made me better able to communicate with all of my students and would have made me a far more empathetic and enlightened teacher. I am fascinated by all cultures and the ways they approach all facets of life in ways both oddly familiar and strangely unfamiliar. I would so love the opportunity for organized learning now that I have no other distractions. That is not to say that I don’t learn something new everyday, but to learn from experts in their field, now that would be a dream come true!
Laura Laffond says:
I would love to go back to school for either English literature or culinary science.
karen silsby says:
I would take a P.E. class on CREW. I never took a P.E. class at Rutgers, and now, at age 55, I am much more physically active than I was then. I walk at least 10 miles every week, and when i was in my 40s I completed the Dublin City Marathon. I love doing things outdoors, and CREW just seems like the right activity.
Roxy says:
I would go back to school with more confidence and a higher self-esteem than I had many years ago. I would love to study in Europe and complete my art degree,
karen s says:
I’d return to take classes on writing. I am writing, but having a difficult time finishing what I am writing about. I have lots of interesting topics, but not enough drive or ambition to finish the books. I need to push, push, push, just like when you are having a baby. I need to get it all out.
Jodi says:
Balloon Sculptures. I’m a clown at birthday parties, schools and community events. I never learned this and would love some training.
Marilyn says:
If I could go back to school it would probably be for interior design.
Margie says:
I would like to return to school to earn a second degree in leadership. I would then use the education to further my position in my employment (climb the ladder).
Anice Stonerock says:
I would take cooking classes at a cooking school.
deb says:
I would return to school for my teaching degree.
My son had a lot of hearing problems growing up
and it was a real learning process for the family.
Tricia Douglas says:
If I could go back to school, I would like to learn how to be a great writer/journalist. Not until I was older did I realize how important and exciting it is to put words on paper and have other respond to them. I would like to write a book that would leave my imprint on the world when I’m gone!
Valarie J. Bay says:
This past year has been stressful on me. I became divorced from my husband, leaving me with 4 children and bills. My Dad passed away in November. Needless to say, my running exercise routine became almost nil. I would love to get an energy boost.
Please help me find my passion for exercise.
Valarie
L Carcaise says:
I would go to culinary school.
Beth Lowe says:
I would go to school to be a veterinarian. I have always had a strong love of animals and have a way with them. I think I could do alot of good for people and their pets.
Cynthia S says:
Culinary
janet says:
I would like to go back to school to study history.
Hewsin says:
I would go back to school to be an architect and e able to master using computers and the common computer programs.
Patti says:
I would return for the MFA that I never finished only I would change my area and study film production……
I might still do it – for as long as I can remember I’ve wanted to produce documentaries
Val Orosa says:
There’s nothing is I’d like better than to be able to take my classes seriously.
lindalou says:
I would love to be a makeup artist for the film industry.
rizapam says:
I wouldn’t want to be anything but a teacher, but studying computer technology would make me a better one.
GINGER Mc says:
I’d love to learn more languages.
Val says:
I would love to obtain a formal education in the arts to including writing, the fundamentals of interior design and landscaping. For years, folks who do not know me mistake me for a teacher. I now realize I missed my initial passion and calling to design and create. Even without a degree/certificate, etc. — one of my goals now is to put my passions into words so that many others can share in my life experience …
Catherine says:
If I could back to school for anything it would be literature…any period, any genre. I love to read and learn about authors and poets…
Sandy says:
I LOVE going to school for Computer Science, possibly Network Security or Forensics. And to lighten things up a bit, balance with Photography, a new-found passion. Or even step WAY outside my box for painting and jewelry making! Thank you!
Diana S. says:
I would go back and take classes so I could change my career to a position in social services or charity work. I majored in advertising/marketing and have worked at major advertising agencies, hotels and airlines. I am a 10 year double breast cancer survivor and realize how fortunate I am. I also now know how many people out there are struggling to get by and it breaks my heart. While I never have time to physically commit to going to school, I would love to take classes that could prepare me to make the world a little better.
susan says:
world history. to understand better the present, the past can offer insight.
sherie says:
i would have to say, painting! anything to do with painting and the art of!!
belindabg says:
If I could return to school for anything, it would be to study for either a Law Degree or to study Veterinary Medicine. I’d be a fantastic Prosecutor or Defense Attorney and love the drama and intrigue that goes into a good legal case, and I enjoy research and the study that is required to do well.
I have a soft spot in my heart for animals, especially cats, and if I had my life to live over, I’d have studied Veterinary Medicine and opened a practice serving Cats in a poor urban area. Since I have no children, I plan to endow a young Veterinary Student someday who will pursue this passion after I’m gone.
Barbara Luke says:
I would take a art class, I ‘ve always love to draw.
katie says:
Art and literature are my favorites.
Cherie Kulas says:
If I could go back to school I would go for a technical usage of computers. I would love to learn more about networking and rebuilding of computers.
Beth Daniel says:
As it stands, I have 3 college level degrees, all in the areas of science and medicine. I would love to go back to school to study something completely different, i. e. the art, craft and science of jewelry making. I am almost ready to retire and the idea of utilizing my time to create beautiful items for friends and customers, as well as
finding a creative outlet, has vast appeal.
Dorothy Borgese says:
I would love to go back to school and take forensic science. I love CSI and police shows. I retired fom the police department and which I pursue a career in this field.
Christian says:
A teacher!
Faith says:
I think Nursing.
Judy Guenther says:
I would love to study European history or art history.
Judy Guenther says:
This would be right up my alley. I strive to be a lifelong learner!
Susan Lockwood says:
Hello and Season’s Greeting to all,
I would go back for a marketing degree which would really help me in my photography business.
Anne says:
Well, I am back in school, thanks to being laid-off in late 2008 (mixed blessing). I will receive an AAS in Health Information Technology, become certified, and will go on to get a BS in Health Informatics and more certifications. If I had had the money, if my husband had a job, I would instead study horticulture and/or art.
kelle says:
I would go back to school to be a fashion designer. I wanted to do it “back then” but was too intimidated.
Runner-up – psychiatry
Sue S. says:
I have gone back to school; for Speech Language Pathology (boring!! but necessary). I’ll have my degree this spring. But, my heart belongs to a creative adventure. I love to work with plants and would love to get a landscaping design degree/certificate.
Lois Adams says:
I think I’d study the hospitality business with the goal of working in a hotel.
Santi says:
EVERYTHING interests me and I would probably answer this differently depending on my mood. But I love learning about art and jazz history, so that is always appealing. Or alternative healthcare and oriental medicine.
Kim says:
I would go back and take computer technology courses.
sharon says:
I would probably go or beautician But at 68 i don’t know That I would do it.
Karen says:
I would go to film school at UCLA if I could, which I can’t at this point in life. No regrets however as I have plenty of other creative projects which keep me excited.
Pamela Wood says:
I just returned to school last year at age fifty. I am taking Public Health. I plan on becoming a Social Worker. I would love to take a computer class that would help me to become a little faster and more efficient when I do my work.
Cate says:
Oh, if I could go back in time…hmmm….I want to learn it all! I have so many interests. If I must choose, I would choose medicine in some form. My daughter has had severe chronic illnesses for the past seven years and I have been her caretaker as only a mother could. I only wish I knew more to help her.
Cynthia Madsen says:
Ah to learn-is there no sweeter pleasure? Paint-I want to paint with a passion!
Carolyn says:
Anything? Well, if I could go back to school I would take loads of art classes. I love to knit, crochet and tat and would love to learn how to create my own designs. I also would love to learn about all types of art, sculpture, etc. I build sand castles and would love to learn how to do that with clay or stone.
Mary says:
I would love to go back to school just to enjoy taking classes in any subjects that interest me. I love looking at college course catalogs and seeing what is available. I enjoy and appreciate learning so much more now than I did when I was younger.
Darlene says:
Since my career was as a counselor/therapist in some form (I’m an art therapist but also worked as a vocational counselor, etc.) I would go back to school to learn animation (3D, 2D) which had been my plan when I was 18. Women animators were not readily accepted back then!
Gina P says:
If I could go back to school, I would become a veterinarian. I still love to volunteer and care for animals however I can, but I wish I had the training, time, and money to help strays and animals that live with people who may not have the funds to take them in for checkups, etc.
iclaudius says:
Medieval Studies
I’m a passionate amateur and would love to have a more complete understanding. The people who lived then were related to every one of us.
They had worries, hopes, calamities, joys and yearnings just like us, and they had them in times of great want and great wealth.
I want to see my great great great great great great great Grandmother – discover what her life was like, and tell her about mine.
Trisha says:
I would love to go back to school! (In my former life, I was a teacher) I am especially interested in language – the roots, structure,and meanings of words. Latin was not an option when I was in school and I believe I missed an important part of understanding our (English) language due to this omission in my education. I firmly believe any educational endeavor is worthwhile, but am particularly drawn to this area.
Carole B Martin says:
I would like to have the opportunity to go to college and be a teacher, and or a medical doctor
Ellen says:
I would definitely go back to study something that is artistically related. My whole life and education has always been focused on the practical. But I’m ready to “break out”!
Holly says:
I am going back to school in education to be a teacher. Teaching and learning have the power to be transformative. What an honor to be a part of others’ life changing experiences!
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If I could go back to school, I would love to go to law school. I want to be able understand all the fine print in all aspects of our culture.( i.e. telephone bill)
beth w says:
The practical side of my brain says accounting, since we just started our own business…and I feel like we are flying by the seat of our pants on some days….but I would love to go back and sit in on all the history classes that I stored in my short term memory just long enough to take the finals….it just didn’t seem that important to me then. Now, I wish I had retained all that information…and, alas, my poor brain just doesn’t seem to have stored it anywhere….
Rosemary O'Koren says:
I have gone back to school and I am taking sewing classes. I love it. There are no papers to write but boy do I have projects. I just finihed a couture Chanel jacket. I find this so rewarding. I love when I can alter a dress for someone and they look amazing. I couldn’t make or alter the clothes I have been doing if I hadn’t gone back to school.
Debbie Sorg says:
If I could go back to school for anything it would be for Marketing & Advertising classes.
Debbie says:
I would go back to school to work with speech and hearing impaired children and adults. This would be a plus in my teaching career, because so many children struggle with communication skills.
fabulous mimi says:
If I could go back to school for anything it would be to get a degree in creative writing….we all have a story to tell…..and I would love to write a book…..
catherine lawton says:
If I could go back to school I would fill my brain with ideas that would lead me on the path to a rewarding job. There is so much more for me to learn.
Kim Lencsak says:
I’m not sure if I would make a good teacher, but if I could go back to school, I would major in Education instead of Business Management(YUCK!). I knew growing up and with my own daughter what an impression some of her teachers have made in her life and will last forever with her as she grows up and becomes an adult. It’s more than just teaching a subject, it means so much more to be a role model, sometime a friend/confident etc.
Susan Swidler says:
If I could go back to school for anything else it would be either an Accountant or a Teacher. I love math and Accountants always have a job. Teaching, especially reading and literacy sets children on a path for life.