Posted by dena on 2005-05-14 13:03:19
Post Subject: clothing swap parties
Hi! I don't live in LA, but I held them for awhile in Austin, Tx. I started a Yahoo group, posted on Freecycle and a local craft group to get members. We held them at a coffee house, but something with wine and cheese sounds nice - you should organize it to get the ball rolling! It is a good idea and a great way to shop for free!
good luck
d
Posted by Guinness on 2005-12-27 18:20:01
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I went downtown and tried to party crash. The Ritz was full of rednecks in sequins and the other schmaltzy hotel was full of geriatric rednecks in sequins.
I went home and drank champagne out of a plastic margarita glass.
Maybe nice wine and cheese and grapes at home? Or going to a local park or something? I know some cities do fireworks, you could find a quiet place to sit and watch them?
I'm lousy at this. I think I'm working until 7 and then getting ripped at the boy's house.
Posted by smudgy_cat on 2006-09-07 15:31:19
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could you put together wine and cheese basket kits? You could make the wine glass charms and put in a nice fabric square to line the basket, and get some little cheese knives and make some cheese name labels. You could make the labels with some non-reactive/food safe wire that is looped to hold a piece of paper. You could also make some copper tags with the cheese name pressed in.
Posted by mololi on 2005-09-09 12:43:58
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I read the book "French Women Don't Get Fat". It emphasizes lifestyle change over dieting. That just seems smarter to me - and you don't have to stop eating foods you like. I think the ideas might also be known as the "chocolate, wine and cheese" diet which you can look up online if you don't want to get the book.
Posted by danielepea on 2004-06-21 12:39:52
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-free admission to the Jewish Museum
-monthly lunchtime research conferences with free lunch
-wine and cheese for the whole lab at 4pm every Friday
-spectacular view of the rest of Manhattan from my window
-Central Park is across the street for my lunchtime enjoyment