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Help with a hostess gift!!!
Hi all!!! 
I hope everyone is enjoying the beginning of Winter and the holiday season!
I'm looking for ideas... My boss is having a holiday party and I need to bring a hostess gift. Her party last year was snowed out. She rescheduled and it was snowed out again (*18+ inches both times). It's calling for snow again this weekend and it would be great if I could come up with a snow-related gift. But, I'm having a hard time coming up with anything. What do you typically give as a hostess gift, or what do you recommend?
Mr. and Mrs. est. September 6, 2008 Expecting Baby #1 October 1, 2013
Re: Help with a hostess gift!!!
hot cocoa kit? Like mugs, cocoa, fun marshmellows etc?
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I typically bring a bottle of wine, or something homemade- cookies, cake, something like that.
Snow related...hmmmm....maybe like a platter or serving tray filled with cookies, or hot cocoa mugs with all the fixings or something in the shape of something snow related that she can keep and use. Just an example of a serving tray below.
http://www.christmaspeople.com/christmas-serving-dishes/14159.asp