Sentences with phrase «white elephant gift exchange»

Favorite holiday memory / memories: doing white elephant gift exchanges with friends — the presents and the process are always a riot!

Keep that in mind for your next white elephant gift exchange; I guarantee you'll be the only one who's bringing the Dengue Virus as a gift.

These gestures often vary in scale and cost, but one thing I have found consistent in my years of running businesses is the astonishing amount of wastefulness due to completely irrelevant or useless gifts that end up at the bottom of a wastebasket or, worse, in a white elephant gift exchange.

My roommate and I threw our third annual Galentine's party — i.e. waffle bar + fondue extravaganza with a white elephant gift exchange (I got and am so excited to read this) and then I spent my actual V - day holed up in my room working on a bunch of finals projects and cleaning the heck out of my room.

Plenty of relaxation, family time, white elephant gift exchanges, and of course... more holiday desserts than you could hope for!

Instead of a white elephant gift exchange, ask friends to bring one (gently worn) article of clothing to contribute to the swap.

These are some of my favorite funny gift ideas for dirty santa or white elephant gift exchanges.

If you have a white elephant gift exchange party, hopefully these tips or gift ideas will help you out!

Make family out of your fellow travelers and join in this hostel's white elephant gift exchange.

Whether it's a white elephant gift exchange, a cookie swap, or a potluck, the personal contributions lend authenticity to what could otherwise feel like Big Brother's required holiday fete.

Instead of spending $ 15 on a white elephant gift exchange where everyone may or may not end up with something useful, have everybody bring a kid's book to donate.

But if you're worried these are too corny — remember that they can always make their way into a white elephant gift exchange someday.

Each person brings a wrapped ornament and we exchange them in the same manner you'd do a white elephant gift exchange.

As for traditions, before we moved to Nebraska our Sunday School class (around 30 couples) would do a «Who's Coming to Dinner» and a white elephant gift exchange.