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Has anyone been "Elf'ed?"
Last night before the Cowboy game, someone rang our doorbell. DH went to the door to find a note stuck in our wreath saying we had been Elf'ed. On the doorstep was a nicely wrapped bag of cookies, cake balls and a gingerbread man with a little poem tied to it.
I wanted to eat the cake balls so bad, but I was nervous about eating something made/given by someone I don't know. Boy, they looked yummy though!!!
Re: Has anyone been "Elf'ed?"
That does sound questionable. Have you tried googleing it? Running to google myself.
EDIT: Found this
http://www.cafetraditions.com/You-Have-Been-Elfed-P39C10.aspx
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I haven't, but that's super cute! If you decide to pass it on, you might include something on your note that you're an anonymous neighbor - so that even though the person you elf doesn't know who you are, at least they know you're not a weirdo.
Also, I would probably eat the goodies, as long as they were packaged well and looked yummy. I like to live on the edge though.
http://www.kellehampton.com/2011/10/enjoying-small-things-and-stream-of.html
Nevermind, it was for Halloween. But sounds like the same basic idea. And I'm with Angie, I'd dig in too!
I like the idea - and I probably would have eaten them too, Angie. lol
It's a cute idea to do for co-workers if you're wary of neighborhood sharing.
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I've never heard of it, but it sounds fun. Also, I probably would have eaten the cake balls, too, but I can't think of anyone that would want to see me sick or dead. That being said, I don't even drink milk (or lactaid in my case) even one single day after the expiration date, so...
I've got it! Have your DH eat one. If he's still alive/healthy tomorrow, then you know they are safe to eat.
I have not been "Elf"ed personally, but I have a FB friend who starts this in her neighborhood every year. I believe now that you have been 'tagged', you are supposed to make treats and pass them along to keep it going.
Haha! That's a great plan!