
Every time I talk to my mother she asks me, "Are you in any magazines at the moment?","When are you going to be on TV?", "Have you done any interviews this week?" or "Any more books?" On the odd occasion (!) when I have nothing much to report she sounds so disappointed. I think she is getting a bit too use to it.
After asking me all the usual questions again last week she had some news of her own to tell. Apparently her friend (also a former Tupperware Lady) was reading the local newspaper when she saw a photo of my mum. It was in an article about Tupperware. They had dug up an old SMH image of her, obviously kept of file somewhere. How funny!
pictured above - article with photo of my mum selling Tupperware at a home party about two decades ago. She is the one in black & white.
2 comments:
That's brilliant! I can see why all your holidays as a child were payed for through the fruits of Tupperware parties! Your Mum is like the mould they made all the other Tupperware ladies from. By the way have you ever considered the 60's bee-hive with headband for yourself?
Hee hee, I'll think about that Shannon. I'm more into the Veronica Lake look at the moment, although with bright red hair!
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