Holiday gift guide 2008

	Nature calls: It may be freezing now, but you’ll warm the heart of your favorite outdoorsy pal with these adventurous ideas.
	Food networker: Serve up cool kitchen and cooking finds for the aspiring Julia Child in your life.
	Tech support: It’s just not the holidays without at least one gift Grandpa doesn’t know how to work.
	Flex appeal: These presents will impress the gym rat in your life even more than a new flavor of Gatorade.
	Sky’s the limit: Take an architecture-lover places she’s never been.
	Go go gadgets: Instead of splurging on one big trip, give them gifts that support all of their travels.
	From “aah” to Zen: Your pal wishes he could live at the spa, so indulge him with goodies that’ll convince him he actually does.
	Bottle royale: Titillate an oenophile’s palate with a class or glass accoutrement.
	Market value: You won’t have to check your list twice after hitting up these one-stop shops and surprisingly stocked stores.
	Keeping up appearances: TOC staffers debate the proper way to package a present: wrapping paper or gift bag?
	Gifts that keep on hinting: Jacked-up teeth, chronic tardiness, shocking ignorance—your friends and family have problems, but these presents offer a friendly way to send the message.
	Sweet Jesus: TOC staffers reveal their sometimes cute, sometimes bizarre family gift-giving traditions. Christ cake, anyone?
	Editors’ wish lists: Find out what’s on the minds of TOC’s writers this holiday season.