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> For Christmas? if so, please count me in!

I have to agree with Jorgi. I think it's a great idea. We'd have to

figure out the logistics, and make a few rules, but... Sounds cool,

Candace! You're such a great addition to this list!

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Candace,

I think that sound like a great idea!

--- ~Candace~ candace143@...> wrote:

Would anyone be interested in a Secret Pal Holiday

> Exchange?

>

> I'll volunteer to organize it if you want to do it. Just something fun I

> thought we could do :)

>

>

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Kathy :)

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Hi Candace,

I'd love to be included in a secret pal exchange! I appreciate your

efforts to organize it.

I do all of my family's holiday shopping, so no surprises for me! It

will be nice to have something to look forward to this year!

Thanks again!

Hillary :-)

> Little Spook from Cloudeight's Halloween II Stationery collection,

for Outlook + Outlook ExpressWould anyone be interested in a Secret

Pal Holiday Exchange?

>

> I'll volunteer to organize it if you want to do it. Just something

fun I thought we could do :)

>

> The rules are simple:

> You name goes in a hat, I draw a name for you and send you the name

and address, You fill a holiday box with what every you like(no

anthrax, please..LOL) and send it to that person. Once they receive

it and post what they got you can reveal yourself.

>

> Think about it and let me know.

>

> Candace

> Mom to na(3) and (23M)

> " Each day of our lives we make deposits in

> the memory banks of our children. " ~ R. Swindoll

> http://members.tripod.com/Candace143/family/index.htm

> http://members.tripod.com/Candace143/index.htm ( Candy's Kitchen)

> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/candyskitchen (email list)

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> I'd love to be included in a secret pal exchange! I appreciate your

> efforts to organize it.

Now of course... if I was Truely evil I would put my name down and send

a box of lovely British and Belgian Chocolate :)

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Oooh can I be your secret pal? .

Vered

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> > I'd love to be included in a secret pal exchange! I appreciate your

> > efforts to organize it.

>

> Now of course... if I was Truely evil I would put my name down and send

> a box of lovely British and Belgian Chocolate :)

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ROFLMBO!

----- Original Message -----

I think the holiday exchange is a nice idea, but will probably not participate. I've already sent my goodie package for the year. LOL

Jean 190/147/13512/7/98

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Candace,

We do something like this on another list I am on and we have had to

start separating the names so that each of us send to people that are

in the same country as we are. It keeps the postage a bit more

reasonable. I think there are multiple people in most of the

countries represented on this list (possible exception of Israel...but

we still love you Vered). If you decide to institute a spending limit

separating the countries might be more equitable, too. Whatever the

group decides is fine with me, but I thought I'd mention it.

Sydne

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Suzanne Sommers is selling some kind of Belgian chocolate, that is sweetened

with something she calls 'SomerSweet'. It is sold on HSN; 6g/truffle.

http://www.hsn.com/content/sf/dept/cat/prod/default.asp?sz=3&sf=HF&dept=HF01

5&o=HF015&fil=0&days=30&pfid=481643&sku=481643

I didn't order any, but she was talking about how it fits in with her eating

plan. She raved about the fine quality Belgian chocolate they start with.

HJ

----- Original Message -----

> > I'd love to be included in a secret pal exchange! I appreciate your

> > efforts to organize it.

>

> Now of course... if I was Truely evil I would put my name down and send

> a box of lovely British and Belgian Chocolate :)

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TOO FUNNY!!! I didn't quite " get it " when Jean said it but NOW i most

certainly do get it! hahahahahahah -Marlena

>

>ROFLMBO!

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> I think the holiday exchange is a nice idea, but will probably not

>participate. I've already sent my goodie package for the year. LOL

>

> Jean

> 190/147/135

> 12/7/98

>

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>TOO FUNNY!!! I didn't quite " get it " when Jean said it but NOW i most

>certainly do get it! hahahahahahah -Marlena

Just be glad it was Becca that got it, and remember everyone--SHE ASKED FOR

IT, in fact, she begged for it and taunted me to the point where I had no

option but to give in. The amazing thing is, it went through the mail in a

plain package with no return address (I didn't want it coming back, LOL) at

the same time those anthrax letters were probably going through the mail.

Can you imagine what would happen if I sent that now? LOL

Jean

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12/7/98

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>

> Think about it and let me know.

>

>

>

>

> Candace

Candace,

Count me in!! As Sue said...it depends on the price range since money

is a bit tight here...but I'm sure I can manage! I'd love to join in

the exchange!!!! :) :)

Lori

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I've done a number of holiday exchanges, and they can be lots of fun.

A couple of suggestions you might want to consider.

1. A set and low price limit is best - no more than $20 is common,

$10-15 is not unusual - plus Priority Mail postage.

2. A " scavenger hunt " style exchange is fun, and gives everyone lots

of room for creative thinking. It also helps allow folks with more

time than money to put together a cool package without a lot of cash,

and folks with money but no time to buy the items on the list.

Some example items from exchanges on a quilting list :

Something homemade.

Something with caffeine.

Something red.

A thimble.

A fat quarter of your favorite fabric

Something " snowy " .

For this list, the list might include some things like these

(examples of items to send in parenthesis)

Something spicy. (specialty spice or flavoring, a hot pad made from

chili pepper fabric, a little book of chili recipes)

Something cheery.( a Christmas ornament, a smiley face button)

A secret recipe. ( a favorite LC recipe on a pretty card, an

inspirational saying on a bookmark)

3. A questionnaire for each participant, whose answers are forwarded

to the person who get the name, to help with selecting the contents

of the package.

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I have done may also. We will discuss details privately, not on this list.

Thanks for your suggestions.

CandaceMom to na(3) and (23M)"Each day of our lives we make deposits inthe memory banks of our children." ~ R. Swindoll http://members.tripod.com/Candace143/family/index.htmhttp://members.tripod.com/Candace143/index.htm ( Candy's Kitchen)http://groups.yahoo.com/group/candyskitchen (email list)

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