Are you re-gifting anything this Christmas?

[Sara Noel]

It's time to pull out all those gifts you aren't using, so you can re-gift.

[mommy2many]

Yes i have already done several regifts...anything in my house that is still in a package and was never used is fair game...if it hasn't been used in a years time then we won't ever use it! Merry Christmas

[AmyMCGS]

Nope, I don't have anything to re-gift this year.

[pita1213]

me neither. i keep trying to declutter so nothing sticks around long enough for regifting.

[seadream]

Nope not here either.

[PrairieRose]

I don't have one thing to re-gift this year. Wish I did.

[kaykwilts]

I have always re-gifted. I didn't see it but my daughter saw this so called "expert" on Oprah that said re-gifting was tacky.

[sixfreds]

I saw that ion Oprah and I agree I think re-gifting is tacky.

I understand not keeping something becuase you don't like/want or need it but presenting that as a gift you bought for someone else I think is tacky.....

Eileen

[kimmee]

I don't know if this counts as re-gifting - For Christmas I got Damon a magnet set but then I found a bigger better one, however, I kept the origional set cuz I knew someone would have a party to go to and sure enough Ryan did - we wrapped the magnets and he gave that as his gift!

[pkellyc]

I never regift, I too think it's tacky, if I recieve a gift I think someone else would like or use I just give it to them.

[kaykwilts]

What
so wrong about it? I received several duplicates of wedding gifts and I didn't need them all. A couple of years later when i had too attend a shower for a girl I didn't really know I gave her the gift and she was happy to receive it. What difference does it make if they don't know?

Originally posted by sixfreds
I saw that ion Oprah and I agree I think re-gifting is tacky.

I understand not keeping something becuase you don't like/want or need it but presenting that as a gift you bought for someone else I think is tacky.....

Eileen

[voodidit]

I see nothing wrong with it if it has never been used, it would only be tacky if it had been used by you then rewrapped.

[KKCondrey]

If its something you can't use, don't want or don't need yet you know someone else might want it, need it or be able to use it I see nothing at all wrong with re-gifting it (as long of course that it as never been opened and used by you first.

This year though I have nothing. We've thrown out so much moving this year that we don't have anything that we aren't using.

[gkp1031]

I have nothing to re-gift. Actually, I don't think I've ever re-gifted anything.