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#SaturdaySwag


Today's #SaturdaySwag is stuff we all get.


This is the kind of stuff that we get as give-aways such as samples or trial sizes of products, at conventions or events. And the stuff can range from dollar store items to the pair of Nike's not yet available to the public. 

Confession: I LOVE LOVE LOVE swag bags - giving stuff to people. I personally could care less if I get one but I love creating them and putting them together and handing them out. I love taking a theme and seeing how creative I can get with it. I've done swag bags for all sorts of events - birthday parties of course, Welcome to Colorado - wedding themed and business trip themed, workplace relief themes, road trip themed, etc. Any opportunity that pops up for me to create a swag bag for a group of people I am all about it. 

How do you feel about swag bags? Do you love them? Hate them? Something in-between them? 

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