The idea is simple and inspired by The Moth.
This party is best held in the winter time and in a room with a fireplace. Drinks such as Italian Sodas and/or sparkling ciders should be served. Small hor'doerves can also be served. These should be placed on a table like a buffet.
Guests are also required to wear the ugliest and oldest sweaters they can find. They should also be told to be prepared to tell a real-life story about a theme. For example, you could tell guests to come prepared to tell a story about Firsts or about Birds.
The living room should be well lit with all chairs facing the fireplace. (If you have no fireplace, just have them all facing the same direction.) When all or most guests have arrived, begin the storytelling by standing in front of the fireplace and announcing that the storytelling will now begin. You should tell your own story first to break the ice. Then invite others to come tell their stories. If no one volunteers, begin chanting someone's name to encourage them to go up to the front.
After everyone who is willing has shared their stories, guests should vote for their favorite stories. Once all votes have been cast, guests can mingle while you count the votes. After the votes are counted, announce the winter and give the winner a great prize such as a pie or a box of mothballs.
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This seems like a good party for the end of school right before Christmas break, since sometimes that's too early for Christmas parties!
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