A friend forwards to me an
invitation she received for a neighborhood party. Nine women are on the invitation list.
Subject: Invite: My backyard, Mon July 29
I'm feeling thankful for all you WONDERFUL women
in my life! I don't get to see you nearly enough.
No yoga. Let's eat and schmooze. Light bites
& pool dip (if inclined. I keep it at 82.)
You'll meet fab interesting women like yourself
and eat clean.
[I've gone total Alejandro Junger (author of
"Clean" and "Clean Gut") so am now eating a plant based
diet (hemp seeds, flax, kelp, coconut...) and very little of the following:
Dairy / Gluten / SUGAR / rice / corn / millet / beef/pork / soy / eggs /
alcohol / coffee / peanuts/pistachios and yeast.]
When: Monday, July 29
Time: 11:00 am to Noon
Where: Enter direct to my backyard.
Please Rsvp! Text
to number below or email.
Summer is short. Let's celebrate for an hour.
M tells me she’s not
crossing her street to go to a party where they’ll be serving hemp. I mean really, who lists all their own
dietary restrictions in an invitation?
And who schedules a one-hour
party? Is this a new trend in
partying based on the speed-dating concept?
I’d skip this one too. Though if I did go, I'd certainly arrive on time.
I wish your friend would go because I would love to hear if anyone else goes. I guess she could have a one hour party because eating would take from zero to two minutes. Yuk.
ReplyDeleteI have to share this one!