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Wed 26 Dec, 2012 1:59 pm
Who regifted this year and who'll be regifting next year? What did you regift?
I regifted some camp stuff I didn't need to someone I couldn't be bothered shopping for.
I don't need to regift anything from this year because the family finally understand an itinerant doesn't need much
Wed 26 Dec, 2012 5:20 pm
Some of those Butter Cookies in the blue tin....I suspect there was only a couple hundred of them ever produced and they just keep going around.
I tend to be given way more alcohol than I can drink ( sometimes a bottle of scotch lasts over a years supply) so I regift a lot of that.
Wed 26 Dec, 2012 9:50 pm
Anyone for Perky Nana bars?, iv'e made myself sick

Spirits might mix better than beer.
Sun 06 Jan, 2013 6:23 pm
Some tips about regifting.
Always label the item with the name of the person who originally gifted it to you - saves embarassment when you give a gift back several years later to the person from whom it was originally given.
Such as....the watermarked paper and pens I purchased in Italy that I gave to my Mum, and sunsequently received as a present about five years later. SPRUNG!
I confess I have perpetuated the idea of The Present Box
When you get stuck, there is always a ready supply of nicely presented bath bombs, packs of body lotion and shower gel, bottles of undrinkable lambrusco, and I always top it up with a few of those boys' presents like those interactive books with 'thing's in them from the sale tables in shopping centres for when my son presents me with a party invitation on Saturday morning for a party I didn't know about on that Saturday afternoon and I'll be at work.
Sun 06 Jan, 2013 6:54 pm
I never regift. If I really do not like the item or have no use for it, I often donate it to the local Salvation Army store - they got a very nice T2 cup and saucer set from me a few years ago. It was decorated in orange roses and not only do I not like floral patterns on china but I have a strong dislike of the colour orange.
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