My gift in this year's Scintillation Groundhog Day gift exchange is a pair of teal socks, which feel like wool. It came with no signature or note, just the name of the company it's from. I checked with ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
ambyr, and the anonymity was accidental. I will follow up with the gifter to verify that the socks are made of wool.
They feel thick, and thus suited for cold winter days, of which we do still get a few.
In the other direction, I sent my recipient a Sandra Boynton T-shirt and post-it notes. I had them shipped directly from Zazzle, with notes saying "1/2" and "2/2" because the t-shirts and stationery are printed in different places.
ambyr, and the anonymity was accidental. I will follow up with the gifter to verify that the socks are made of wool.They feel thick, and thus suited for cold winter days, of which we do still get a few.
In the other direction, I sent my recipient a Sandra Boynton T-shirt and post-it notes. I had them shipped directly from Zazzle, with notes saying "1/2" and "2/2" because the t-shirts and stationery are printed in different places.
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I definitely hope they are nice solid wool.
This gift exchange sounds intriguing.
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If I recall correctly, Groundhog Day was chosen because it's in the middle of winter for almost all of us (the group includes one New Zealander), not anyone's religious holiday, and late enough that people who celebrate Christmas have had time to recover their energy.
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That sounds like a sensible and lovely gift exchange indeed. Midwinter definitely needs good things!
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