I think re-gifting is great. Sometimes you receive things you don't want, and then you can pass them on to somebody who can better appreciate them. Hopefully.
I wouldn't mind if things I give away would be re-gifted. But I probably would prefer not to know about it.
Reason I thought about this, is that I'm off to a party this evening (in the wilderness mind you!) and hadn't thought of getting a gift, so searching my own flat I found something I think they will like. Perfect!
Though still thinking about who will appreciate the wooden plaque stating Bulgaria on it, that I got some time ago...
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2 comments:
some things you just can't give away.
Reminds me of when I worked as a conference organisor. We always got gifts of odd things that you just couldn't do anything with, so we set up a wall to display them all known as the 'kitsch wall'
Not sure it would work at home. What if you gave me something, and it ended up on that wall?
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