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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don't be a party pooper. Go eco friendly simple!

1 child movie pass ($10)
1 snack - bake cookies and put one or 2 in these bags - Whole Foods no shipping  :) 
https://www.ifyoucare.com/baking-cooking/snack-sandwich-bags/

Not expensive if you don't have too many kids. Still less expensive than plastic junk. And the best part is it's summer, lots of kid movies coming and the whole party crew can plan a movie outing![/quote]

GTFO with a $10 movie pass.  [/quote]

Ok ok geez! I said if OP doesn't have too many kids. How much have others spent on destination parties? Skyzone or themed eatery parties or movie parties? If it's a house party, swap out wasteful decorations and random plastic. My mistake since I thought the big OH NO goodie bags were due to posters not supporting more plastic crap.  Mea culpa...enjoy the plastic whistles, putty, ring pops. You know you'll spend more than 2 bucks a kid! [/quote]

House parties aren't cheap. Most people still spend hundreds on house parties. Because there's better food, drinks and there's often entertainment too (bounce houses, characters in costume, or a magician). I prefer house parties because I can go all out and it irks me that people think they're cheap.

Don't do anything you can buy at Dollar Tree. Get a real gift that your kid enjoys. [/quote]

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