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"When I&amp;#39;m hosting a dinner, to be honest, I don&amp;#39;t really need you to bring dessert or wine&amp;#8212;you&amp;#39;re my guest! I stocked up! And still, I know most dinner guests wouldn&amp;#39;t dream of showing up empty-handed, myself included. So here&amp;#39;s a cute solution: Pick up a few decks of these pretty gold playing cards so you&amp;#39;ll have a small gift on hand the next time your dinner hostess insists, &amp;quot;Really, I don&amp;#39;t need a thing!&amp;quot;\nPinterestFacebookIDEA International Gold Cards from Amazon, $16.\nAt $16, they&amp;#39;ll set you back about the same as a bottle of wine. Plus, they&amp;#39;re chic and useful and don&amp;#39;t take up a lot of space&amp;#8212;the best kind of gift to receive.\nAnd the worst, IMHO: a houseplant. I know it&amp;#39;s tempting to pick up pretty little potted plant when you pass a display, and I&amp;#39;ve fully given a house plant as hostess and housewarming gifts. But I&amp;#39;ve been on the receiving end many a houseplant&amp;#8212;and they kind of stress me out. As soon as I&amp;#39;m handed the cheery little plant, I can picture it looking like something from the back of my crisper drawer in a few short weeks. And no matter how certain the gifter is that &amp;quot;Even YOU can&amp;#39;t kill this plant,&amp;quot; I will kill it. I have killed it. Twice, probably.\nWould you like to receive gold playing cards as a hostess gift? And where do you stand on houseplants?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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