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Is It Rude to Regift?
Have you stashed away disappointing holiday gifts from last year only to disguise them as new presents for others this year? If so, you're not alone. According to Time, a recent Consumer Report survey suggests that 36 percent of holiday gifters will be regifters this season, passing along unwanted or unneeded items from season's past.
Is Regifting Children's Gifts Clever or Tacky?
What's a mom to do when her son winds up with three of the same toys at the end of his birthday party? Philanthropic parents donate their excess goodies to charities while others take the presents back to exchange for fresh loot. Then, there's always that inkling some people have to rewrap the unused gift and pass it off to another child.
A Do or a Don't: Regifting
I know that many people are scaling down holiday celebrations this year, including shopping, which is probably why 64 percent of Glamour magazine readers admitted to regifting. It might not be the most PC thing to do, but if you're going to do it, I'd say this is the year to do so. But tell me ladies, do you think regifting is a do or a don't?
Good Idea or Bad Idea: Regifting
Are you the kind of person that has a gift drawer? Do you have a gift and a card for every occasion just in case you don't have time to shop before an event? And what about re-gifting?
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Your Two Cents: Is Regifting Tacky?
The package has your name on it and it's wrapped in pretty paper, and the item inside is something that's generally likable. It may not scream your taste, but it's the thought that counts, right? There are two arguments surrounding regifting: One that thinks it's a prudent time-saver, and one that says it's tacky.
Your Two Cents: Is It Better to Regift or Give Nothing at All?
It's conservative to say that wedding season can be costly when usually it's ridiculously expensive. Sometimes we receive gifts that may not be suitable for our tastes, but when it comes to regifting Steve Kemble, star of Style Network's Whose Wedding Is It Anyway? and Married Away says, "What makes you think someone is going to want a gift you did not want?
Clear Out the Clutter: Regift It
As you go through your clutter, keep an eye on items that are in good shape and may be of use to other friends and family. Then stick Post-its to each item with the person's name on it. That way you can regift the item — you'll get points from your friends while clearing out excess items from your abode.
Sunday Confessional: Don't Hate Me Because I've Re-Gifted
Dear Sugar,
I have been working overtime this holiday season and haven't had very much time to shop for presents. My fantastic boyfriend is currently out of work and has been hinting to me that he's spent countless hours buying and creating homemade special gifts for me.
When I broke up with my last boyfriend, he gave me back the fancy watch that I had bought him for his birthday.
No Re-Gifting Here!
This is a little post-season Christmas humor. I love that even though grandma gets this guy drugs, she still doesn't get it right. Grandmas are always so unhip!
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