Here’s a groovy gift idea for that very Zen someone on your list: Relax4Life’s finger labyrinths serve as a meditation tool, helping to unwind your mind in the same manner as a full-size walking labyrinth. Last year I experienced labyrinth-walking for the first time at Sycamore Mineral Springs in San Luis Obispo and was amazed at the happy calm that overcame me as I strolled through the set stone-lined path. Finger labyrinths, according to ThisNexter kayzee can achieve a similar effect, allowing you to “meditate your cares away.” You can even get a maple or compressed wood model of the Chartres Cathedral in France, said to bring about an especially deep and introspective “journey to the center.”

At last, a legitimate excuse to get blind, stinking drunk on a Tuesday! Blogger Jeffrey Morgenthaler is a man on a mission: To recognize Repeal Day, the anniversary of the repeal of Prohibition, as a bona fide drinking holiday. To his point, all the other major drinking days, like St. Patrick’s Day and Cinco de Mayo, have nothing to do historically with alcohol. Repeal Day, on the other hand, should be celebrated by indulging in the very thing that was made available on that day: Liquor.

So we think you should take a stroll down liquor lane and see what ThisNexters recommend in the way of their favorite imbibables. There’s fancy rums, whiskeys, vodkas and tequila. We’ve got a veritable flood of wine (maybe a little bubbly?) and beer. Or, of you want something a tad more demure, try one of these classy liqueurs. Whatever you choose, just hoist one and drink, dammit. It’s your duty as an American citizen.

It’s not even December yet and I’ve already begun my first self-created detox program of the holiday season (lots of green tea and vegetarian sushi to hopefully counteract the effects of way too many Thanksgiving leftovers). And for a little extra help, I might pick up the Biggs and Featherbelle Detox Box recently recommended by ThisNexter modish. Available at Cut + Paste (home of all things D.I.Y. and divine), the collection of handmade self-care stuff includes an Achy Muscles Massage Bar (good for when you’ve overexerted yourself whilst gift-shopping), a detoxifying muscle soak (yummy bath salts), and a dry skin brush (really amazing for stimulating circulation and getting a little energy boost, especially in the early morn’).

Modish suggests picking up the Detox Box to “pamper someone you love,” but it’s never a bad idea to go ahead and pamper yourself in preparation for all the overindulgence that’s yet to come…