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You’ve just moved into a great apartment (condo, house, igloo, whatever), and have finally unpacked all the boxes, pushed the furniture into its proper place, hung the artwork, and generally settled into your brand-new surrounds. You’re loving your digs, and feeling so proud of your truly superb decorating skills that you’ve given yourself a crick in the shoulder from all those self-congratulatory pats on the back. The house rocks. You rock. But there’s still a little something missing. Because after all, a house doesn’t feel like a home until you’ve had a few – or a few dozen – of your favorite people in the world, enjoying the fabulous atmosphere created by yours truly, and showering you with compliments on your amazing decorating talents. Which means it’s time for you, new homeowner (or renter) to have a housewarming party … But do you throw it yourself? Or does someone else throw it for you? And what’s the deal with the gift situation? The questions abound. Because when it comes to housewarming etiquette, who the heck knows the rules? Etiquette Schmetiquette helps you navigate the tricky territory of the housewarming tradition ... housewarming versus open
house what happens
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