Cellar Secret Santa

Sundae · 11-18-2007, 03:42 PM

Apologies if this has been brought up before. Something in chat made me think of it and I could find another post.

For those not familiar with the concept:
Everyone wanting to take part submits name and address - can be work address, PO Box address, friend's address, whatever you are happy with if not home address.
The "Secret Santa" draws names from a hat - for example Ducks might get Labrat, labrat might get Monster. In the case of odd numbers either someone else is called in or "Santa" gets generous
Each person is informed by PM of their recipient and spends $5-10 on a suitable/ rude/ useful/ legal present via post.

Now, I am willing to be Santa, but I would rather take part.
It's up to UT of course - he has plenty of info on us and is obviously trustworthy, but also works hard already for us

In offices the sender is usually kept private, but the wrapped present is on display for days, and the gifts are much discussed. Every year, to my distress, the gift I bought and wrapped on behalf of my Manager was always more admired than mine!!!

Anyone up for it?

11-18-2007, 03:42 PM	#1
Sundae polaroid of perfection Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 24,185	Cellar Secret Santa Apologies if this has been brought up before. Something in chat made me think of it and I could find another post. For those not familiar with the concept: Everyone wanting to take part submits name and address - can be work address, PO Box address, friend's address, whatever you are happy with if not home address. The "Secret Santa" draws names from a hat - for example Ducks might get Labrat, labrat might get Monster. In the case of odd numbers either someone else is called in or "Santa" gets generous Each person is informed by PM of their recipient and spends $5-10 on a suitable/ rude/ useful/ legal present via post. Now, I am willing to be Santa, but I would rather take part. It's up to UT of course - he has plenty of info on us and is obviously trustworthy, but also works hard already for us In offices the sender is usually kept private, but the wrapped present is on display for days, and the gifts are much discussed. Every year, to my distress, the gift I bought and wrapped on behalf of my Manager was always more admired than mine!!! Anyone up for it? __________________ Life's hard you know, so strike a pose on a Cadillac

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