You know, one of those parties where people feel obligated to buy stuff. Creative Memories, Home Interior, Cookie Lee, Pampered Crap (I mean Chef, sorry, I had a Brian moment), something. I don't really know why I want to have one of these parties. The only one where I feel I'd benefit from people buying stuff would be a Creative Memories scrapbooking party. (I started scrapbooking again today for the first time in over 1 1/2 years.) Everything else, well, I'd even feel obligated to buy something. But here's what is holding me back....I don't know if I have anyone to invite. I don't know many people that live around me. And I'd be very afraid if I invited the few people I knew and no one showed up that I'd end up hurt. (Note to people that live by me: If I ever have a party and invite you to it, please don't just come because you're afraid I'll off myself if you don't show up....I'll be okay, I promise!)
In all the houses and places I've lived I've never had a party before. I've been to plenty, though---the one thing I've learned is you definitely need the "right" people at them or 2 hours can feel like a short eternity. I don't even know what other kind of parties there are. Any suggestions?
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Ummm, how about just a regular party without the sales pitch? Or we could do something crafty. Remember when you were little and a group of girls would get together at someone's house and make cookies or Christmas ornaments or something? Or at least have a sex toy party.
I had a candle party.That is a fun party. Everyone loves candles.
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Whatever you decide on having, let me know! They are all so much fun. Although Christy has fabulous ideas.
You could have a Passion Party. Everyone could talk about dildos. Shape, size, hell, even texture and color. Find one similar to your mates, or completely opposite (can you say Donkey Kong Deluxe). Just a suggestion. Candles are fun, but with dildos, there is no risk of burning down your house.
I should have thought that post through a little more before writing it.
Rick, Brian would like to thank you for writing what he was thinking (minus the donkey kong deluxe part I'd imagine.)
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