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pampmomof3 said:Why not?![]()
DebbieJ said:The party is up on the rooftop.
it was fun, but it was poorly attended. I was told 20 people were coming, and she had maybe 5 that weren't the other vendors. there were three other vendors--a makeup lady, a hair piece lady (synthetic hair--think Jessica Simpson), and an energy drink lady. I think I had the most sales.With four orders, we're at 418.75.pampmomof3 said:So Deb, how'd it go?
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