Giving Differently This Christmas

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icans have too much crap?I am one of them.Every year I rack my brain — HOW can I be part of the change when gifting? I want to get back to the basics — simple, inexpensive, not store-bought.Let’s brainstorm.<ul><li>Experiences: theatre tickets, coffee date, invite to a free museum.</li><li>My friend made Kahlua one year, bottled in simple colored jar, and distributed to friends.</li><

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li>I’ve thought about dry ingredients I can add to jars with a recipe…cookies maybe?</li><li>Buy small pots and add my plant cuttings, maybe Pothos and Aloe.</li><li>Like the picture above — I like to use Kraft paper to wrap items, then folks can recycle the paper. I get my rolls from the Dollar Store and look up ideas on Pinterest.</li></ul>Do you struggle with this? How are you curating your giving game?</article></body>

Giving Differently This Christmas

Have you noticed — Americans have too much crap?

I am one of them.

Every year I rack my brain — HOW can I be part of the change when gifting? I want to get back to the basics — simple, inexpensive, not store-bought.

Let’s brainstorm.

Experiences: theatre tickets, coffee date, invite to a free museum.

My friend made Kahlua one year, bottled in simple colored jar, and distributed to friends.

I’ve thought about dry ingredients I can add to jars with a recipe…cookies maybe?

Buy small pots and add my plant cuttings, maybe Pothos and Aloe.

Like the picture above — I like to use Kraft paper to wrap items, then folks can recycle the paper. I get my rolls from the Dollar Store and look up ideas on Pinterest.

Do you struggle with this? How are you curating your giving game?