<p>I want to throw her a going away party becaus eshe is such a nice person and she’s moving to NC. I was wondering if anyone has any idea of what to do with a low budget.</p>
<p>depends on what you think is fun</p>
<p>picnic at a park.
if you like basketball, find a park with a b-ball court. if you just want to play around, surely somebody has a volleyball net that you could set up. I don’t know, I’d want to through a stupid ‘little kid’ party to rejoice in the no-responsibilitiesness. 
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<p>it really depends on what you want and what you make of it</p>
<p>swim party!!!</p>
<p>party on a budget?
keystone light.</p>
<p>FRISBEE!!! and pizza</p>
<p>also make it GLOW IN THE DARK FRISBEE…it’s fun…but it really depends on what you like…so like a pizza party and MUSIC…</p>
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that’s why i asked what’s their idea of fun.</p>
<p>party on a budget, in my mind, means a keg and a few bottles. on the beach</p>
<p>When I moved, my friends just threw me a party at a park nearby, and we basically just hung out, threw a frisbee around, and ate pizza. They also asked each guest if they could to bring a snack, chips, drinks, something like that. So you could lower the budget by just asking people who are coming to bring food and utensils themselves.</p>
<p>I don’t know, that’s what my friends and I do to have fun.</p>
<p>don’t do frisbee or pizza party thats lame, you will probably rarley see this friend again or might not at all so make it unforgetable. If i were you i would try to throw her biggest party, or go on some roadtrip and have alot of fun. Do something unforgetable, unique!</p>
<p>^^Thats what I think too</p>
<p>I like the beach party or pool idea. I always want to do a beach campfire thing but I dont live next to the beach :/</p>
<p>You can do a few kegs or tell ppl to BYOB :p. Get a local band or dance to some music (cheaper).</p>
<p>But it really depends on what kind a person you are. My idea of fun isnt usually yours.</p>
<p>Do what I did for my graduation party.</p>
<p>I had six guys over for breakfast. Nobody worked in the morning so I knew I’d get everyone together. Made waffles, bacon, eggs, coffee, etc. Everyone loved it, it was a truly unique graduation celebration. Gave all of them DVDs of the movies I had shot for school (of them) as going to school presents. We watched one of them when we had finished eating/talking/reminiscing/discussing our futures.</p>
<p>The entire thing cost me about $15. Basically a great and inexpensive way to gather seven guys, friends for many years, together one more time before college. Mine was the last “party” and was held just a week or so before the first guy left.</p>