Hey, so I'm having a Pampered Chef party in a couple weeks (never done it before or been to one!) so does anyone want to buy anything so I can get free stuff? :)
Oh heavens, I would not be selling! I am so not a salesperson! I'm just "hosting" where a bunch of friends come over and the rep makes us yummy food and we look thru the catalog and order stuff if we want.
You can order online thru my name! :) There's some sort of special or something, I dunno. I don't understand half of it...but it's going to be fun! I'm all in favor of getting together with girlfriends and eating! :)
hey! like the new pictures. you lived in tegucigalpa, honduras!? i suddenly have that little rap song from Spanish class running through my head: mexico D.F., Mexico, Guatemala, Guatemala. Tegucigalpa, Hoooonduras, Panama, Panama. ;)
Yes, didn't that rhyme come in handy?! I did live there! :) I miss it too! Isn't Tegucigalpa a funny name? It's Indian for "gold bowl" or something. We called it "Teguc" for short (TEY-goos).
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I do! I do!!
I love Pampered Chef!! Have fun at your party, I wish I could come :)
what, we're not invited!? ;~)
do you *sell* it, or are you just hosting?
Oh heavens, I would not be selling! I am so not a salesperson! I'm just "hosting" where a bunch of friends come over and the rep makes us yummy food and we look thru the catalog and order stuff if we want.
You can order online thru my name! :) There's some sort of special or something, I dunno. I don't understand half of it...but it's going to be fun! I'm all in favor of getting together with girlfriends and eating! :)
Sounds like fun. I love Pampered Chef. I also love your new title. Too Funny!
hey! like the new pictures. you lived in tegucigalpa, honduras!? i suddenly have that little rap song from Spanish class running through my head: mexico D.F., Mexico, Guatemala, Guatemala. Tegucigalpa, Hoooonduras, Panama, Panama. ;)
Yes, didn't that rhyme come in handy?! I did live there! :) I miss it too! Isn't Tegucigalpa a funny name? It's Indian for "gold bowl" or something. We called it "Teguc" for short (TEY-goos).
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