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Article: VARIATIONS ON A THEME PARTY
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- November 22, 2007
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Some people are natural-born theme party planners: imaginative,
detail-oriented types who have a knack for creating fun new worlds
and inviting others in. Liz Rawls, a Cambridge resident and former
competitive ballroom dancer who relished the painstaking work of
making her own dazzling gowns, is one of those people. So when she
and four of her childhood friends decided to throw a party to
celebrate their 50th birthdays in September, they had a theme,
naturally: 1957, the year they were born.
Armed with her mother's 1948 Betty Crocker cookbook, Rawls set
out to re-create the dishes of her mother's generation. She made
unnatural-colored Jell-O molds, cheese balls rolled in walnuts, ...
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