It was a success. We had almost 30 people I work with and their spouses, kids or significant others. My daughter acted as caterer so we had lots of good food. And I couldn't have asked for better weather (well, okay, it was in the hundreds. but that's good for a swim party.) The fountain was splashing, the lions were spitting and the waterfalls were falling. With all that water it really is hard to believe there's a drought going on.
P.S. You'll note my mom wearing her trademark shower hat (a swim cap would smush her up-do.) She's one of those throwbacks who gets her hair done at the beauty parlor once a week.
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do you have a husband that helps out if not i might be your answer K.B.
My husband is pretty helpful...what area were you suggesting lending a hand, K.B.?
A very good question, Karyn. I was thinking of offering to help with the next pool party just to wrangle an invitation, but K.B.'s offer was a bit less specific!
John
As it turns out (and as I suspected) K.B. is my husband, upset I didn't mention him in the post. Soooo, to set the record straight, he worked very hard for the party, too.
Oh! A summer pool party sounds like such fun!
Thanks for stopping by! I tend to agree--the Indian hut is probably the early form of the girls' weekend away, indeed! LOL!
Actually, I could use one of those now, LOL...
Bravo for your husband. K.B. way to go.
Sobre festa!
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