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Thats a really good one!gilliandanielle said:Call her last minute and do the "forgot to tell you about the nasty potholder/scraper/whatever contest" and see if that prompts her to make the calls.
AJPratt said:Of course she doesn't want to bug anyone, but you do want to make sure you bring enough materials and make enough food, right? You wouldn't want any of her guests to miss out!
Ooh that's a good one. I'll have to try that myselfgilliandanielle said:Call her last minute and do the "forgot to tell you about the nasty potholder/scraper/whatever contest" and see if that prompts her to make the calls.
THANKS! Its good to be back!DebbieJ said:Welcome back, Ann!
I did tell her that....she could call people and put it on me....tell them I needed to know so I brought enough paperwork with me....wouldn't want anyone to be without a catalog.
Hopefully that sunk in.
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