A party is about getting together, not what food is served! :-)
Posted By: jlk on 2006-06-30
In Reply to: Party dilema... - gmg
I say to make whatever food you feel comfortable with and encourage others to bring covered dishes to add variety. I have found those types of get togethers the most fun. Easy food, music, pool, games for the kids, whatever. Good luck! :-)
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There are many answers to that problem.
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yes, i served.
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I briefly think that is a bad thing.
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Yes were going to a party party
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Could be farwell party on Friday. If not, I would think
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Next year they're getting birthday pickles. 
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If it were my kid, I'd be very tempted to call off the party....
But I hope you figured something out. Let us know how you made out.
Pampered Chef--went to a party over the-sm
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I just had a Pampered Chef party.
My Pampered Chef lady probably has it. E-mail me if you really want it and I'll try and get it for you.
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You talk about medical bloopers at a party
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Favorite company Christmas party..
Do you have a favorite you went to? I'd like this to be a positive thread, fond memories, that sort of thing.
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Now, we don't get THAT working from home, huh?! Hahahaa
No, the problem lies with the party that doesn't SM
keep enough money to pay people. That's the bottom line. It is no one else's fault.
I don't contract with a hospital. I contract with an MTSO.
Now that would be a nifty party, wouldn't it! Coffee
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Now there's an idea - a candle MAKING party!
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..usually reading that either party can end the relationship at any time, but yours may be dif
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Funny... can I join the Bon Voyage party with a few of my own? Seriously though
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Take it to a blog and spare the rest of us the pity party. nm
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omigod, thought U were serving this for NYeve party..nm
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