stuff so shiny and new

[deird_lj]

Tonight I went to a Tupperware party, where I bought a colander.


And yes, okay, I bought some other stuff too. I am psychologically incapable of leaving one of those fabulous events without at least $100 worth of new Tupperware. But I still haven't bought the red jug, or the picnic set, or the funky containers - so I maintain I am still being economical and only buying things I really NEED.

It's just... I keep needing more Tupperware.

Comments

[debris4spike]

I didn't think that Tupperware and their parties still exhisted. My Mum was a dealer in 1977 - 1979.

[deird1]

Wow.

Yes, it still exists. And is utterly wonderful.

[empresspatti.livejournal.com]

I want a new set of salt/pepper as mine are AT LEAST 30 years old.

[silveronthetree.livejournal.com]

Tupperware is awesome! Sadly various housemates disappeared/ruined all my Tupperware and I haven't heard of a party for years.

[deird1]

Oh, Tupperware parties seem to be everywhere in Melbourne, right now...

[immer-am-lesen.livejournal.com]

I have a friend who's a 'Tuppy' hostess, she loves doing it.
(She also loves all the freebies she gets, too!)
I went to a party once to support her, and came back with two funky partitioned lunchboxes we've hardly ever used, and a vegiecrisper that is too big for our fridge so the veg. at the back get frozen.
Anyone want to buy some near-new Tupperware...? :-/

[deird1]

Tupperware is rather great. I don't have any containers, though, because they're expensive...