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Let me start by telling you what an amazing woman she is. My parents divorced when I was two years old and my older brother four, and when this happened, my dad became a single father. After she caught wind of the situation, my grandma offered to move out of state, rent a duplex for my father, us, and herself (she lived in one half and us in the other), and help take care of us. 

My grandma basically was my childhood. We used to call her "Grandma Cookie" because she was always making the best cookies ever. THE BEST, Reddit. You have no idea. I was an unruly tomboy with matted hair that she would spend hours coaxing a comb through, only for me to "flop around like a wild animal and turn it back into a rat's nest". She bought me an entire box of different butterfly barrettes, and she would pin me down and force me to look like a girl. Which was horrible at the time, let me tell you. 

My dad was the only one out of his three siblings that was abused as a child by my grandfather, and my grandma was controlled by him. She was never allowed money, a car, or anything nice. When my grandfather passed away, my grandma had a new kind of freedom, and rather than plunging into a new life, she decided to help take care of us. She showed up to more of my school events than my own mother did. Last year when I graduated from high school, she showed up even though she was very sick, with tears in her eyes just to see me graduate. There are SO many other things she has done over the years, but luckily for you Reddit, I won't bore you with them. ;)

Now that I've told you my story, I need your help, you brilliant-minded individuals. I want to make my Grandma's Christmas really special this year, and I need ideas. She loves cooking, photography, art (especially Thomas Kinkade), writing (she has a few of my poems framed and on her wall...along with some of my photography). She also is a very fashionable lady...the kind of Grandma you WANT to buy clothes for you. ;)
<bot>: I need gift suggestions for my Grandma. I want to make her Christmas really special this year, to thank her for all she's done for me.