What is your favorite experience that someone has given to you as a gift?

[thatshydork]

If you don’t know what I mean by this, I mean like cooking classes, baking classes, bartending classes, concerts, tours, vouchers, etc.

[Still-alive]

Well they meant well and i really wish this worked out, but for my 19th birthday we traveled to Key West Florida. they got me and my sister a free pass to do snuba, which is like scuba and snorkeling put together, but not as intense as scuba. Anyways i tried to do it like they said but i just could not get over the ear pressure when i dove down a bit deep. it hurt like hell. i tried to yawn and plug my nose but i just couldn't do it. so it ended up not working well for me.

[Still-alive]

ah great i read your question as 'least favorite experience.' my bad lol

[RebelinSteel]

Ages ago I went on a weeks course on Sword Making

similar to this one

https://www.craftcourses.com/courses/5-day-sword-making-class

[dreamstar72]

In Germany we were given (well we adopted it, but still a gift) a free dog. It was the greatest fun gift we got over there, it taught us our love and happiness in having a dog. One experience we forgot was their short lives (only 13 years) and the emotional trauma when they expired.

[exitseven]

I am at the age where I do not need anymore shirts and I have all the tools I need. I keep dropping hints that maybe I would like to go white water rafting or ocean kayaking ot some other cool thing.

so far nobody he got the hint.

[Lliam]

The best one was when my wife surprised me with a ride in an open cockpit bi-wing airplane and the pilot did aerobatics. She knew that had been on my bucket list since I was a kid.

[Bklynbadboy12]

For me its definitely cooking and to this very day I love to cook and try new recipes

[bowenw]

Someone wrote a poem about me.

[NathanDavis]

public school education...

[clampfan101]

Would religion count?

[thatshydork]

No it wouldn’t

[eagle1951]

cooking