If you want food and guest speakers, go to a Pampered Chef party. They serve good food, but then you’re guilted into buying stuff. Some of it is good though.I thought someone would mention that $75 was a lot of money back in the 80’s. That’s a lot of Tupperware!
I remember in the 60s they held a horology convention in Quincy, Ill. Friends mother read the headline and shouted “Why do they allow that?!” Fred and I just chuckled because we knew that horology is the study of time keeping, (Not what you might first think)
J Short almost 13 years ago
She forgot to mention the after-hours Gentleman’s club.
Barbaraailant almost 13 years ago
Whatever happened to Tupperware? I haven’t seen any lately
psychlady almost 13 years ago
Please tell me John’s not THAT stupid!!
jeanie5448 almost 13 years ago
Been there, done that. Tupperware used to be home parties but I have seen it in the Mall and at local craft sales. lol
nancyroy2 almost 13 years ago
ditto!
gobblingup Premium Member almost 13 years ago
If you want food and guest speakers, go to a Pampered Chef party. They serve good food, but then you’re guilted into buying stuff. Some of it is good though.I thought someone would mention that $75 was a lot of money back in the 80’s. That’s a lot of Tupperware!
tuslog64 almost 13 years ago
Beware of offers in the mail for a free dinner, especially if it states that no children allowed!
iced tea almost 13 years ago
I remember my mother having Tupperware Parties in the early 70s. She got herself roped into it.
Gretchen's Mom almost 13 years ago
A dentist convention . . . it sounds pretty boring to me!
tuslog64 almost 13 years ago
I remember in the 60s they held a horology convention in Quincy, Ill. Friends mother read the headline and shouted “Why do they allow that?!” Fred and I just chuckled because we knew that horology is the study of time keeping, (Not what you might first think)
rowena28 Premium Member almost 13 years ago
…and women who are not his wife to bang. Elly is naive.