Tupperware can outlive you<\/a> – haven’t you seen “vintage” Tupperware at garage sales or containers that your mom still has from your childhood? If anything you replace it because the colors are reminiscent of a bygone era.<\/p>\nArriving at the party fashionably late due to the necessary pre-party libation (my special concoction for the occasion: pomegranate limeade martinis), Karen and I fit right into the lively group who had been enjoying Maria\u2019s strong-enough-to put-hair-on-your-bosom party punch. My curiosity was piqued when one of the guests told me she saw a chubby guy with a beard arrive earlier and he was upstairs shaving as we spoke. I was skeptical and thought maybe it was an \u201cassistant\u201d.<\/p>\n
Kay Sedia: Cross-Dressing Tupperware Salesperson<\/h2>\n
Well, she was right, and Kay Sedia (get it? a riff on quesadilla<\/em>), with big hair, bold make-up and a gold apron, introduced herself and kept us laughing with her \u201cchica<\/em>\u201d flavored, brazen humor injected with off-color product hints and real product numbers to assist us in marking our order forms. Best Tupperware party I\u2019ve ever been to and that girl can sell – I think the party total for our hostess, Maria, was $1,000+. That’s a whole lotta Tupperware!!!<\/p>\nI’m thinking of booking a party on a Friday night in May, and you’re all invited. Kay Sedia<\/strong><\/a> comes from Hollywood and I have to guarantee 30 guests for him to make the trip. So let me know by commenting below. Thanks \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\nCross-dressing Tupperware rep, Kay Sedia.<\/p><\/div>\n
P.S. I’m donating most of my “earnings” to Kara Noel whose pantry I recently helped organize and NEEDS Tupperware storage containers for her food goods and all the crafting supplies.<\/span><\/p>\n