eHow Of The Day How to Regift Unwanted Presents by eHow Culture & Society Editor "Oh my gosh, thank you!" Many of us have uttered those words at the exact same moment we've thought "What the heck am I going to do with this?" One option is returning the unwanted gift, but you can't very well ask for the receipt from the person that gave it to you. And if the item is on sale when you get to the store, you'll only receive the reduced credit. Sometimes a better option is to just regift unwanted presents!…Keep reading More Like This How to Regift an Unwanted Present How to Accept a Regifted Christmas Present How to Do Regifting the Smart Way How to Regift Christmas Presents How to Regift with Class New On eHow Homemade LCD Projectors How to Mix Guitar Speakers How to Kill Aphids From Venus Flytraps How to Make a Dark Skin Tone in Photoshop Specifications of a 1981 Oldsmobile 307 CID Engine		Advertisement Featured Member Articles MarlaineMarie from The Universe! wrote: How to Make An Ice Cream Topping That Hardens How to Make More Out Of A Box Of Rice Mix How to Make Perfect Long Cooking Rice You Should Follow Us!

Books Noted: New Reviews for the New Year

	December 22, 2010 Subscribe Receive a one-year subscription to American Poet (published biannually) by becoming a contributing member of the Academy of American Poets. Learn more >  Join us on Facebook!		As 2010 comes to a close, it's the perfect time to catch up on some reading! Check out reviews of some poetry collections noted in the most recent issue of American Poet—featuring collections by Charles Bernstein, Deborah Digges, Thalia Field, Edward Hirsch, Major Jackson, Ayane Kawata, Travis Nichols, Lisa Robertson, James Schuyler, C.K. Williams, and more. On the web at: www.poets.org/booksnoted Thanks for being a part of the Poets.org community. Please sign in to subscribe to other Poets.org newsletters, change your email address or unsubscribe from this list at any time. Poets.org is a free program of the Academy of American Poets. Consider making a donation in support of public poetry resources. Academy of American Poets 584 Broadway, Suite 604 New York, NY 10012 212-274-0343 academy@poets.org