http://www.nytimes.com/2006/12/07/fashion/07evite.html “Her Evite reply had to indicate she was glad to have been invited. It had to illustrate she had good reason for not attending. Most of all, it had to be so witty that invitees she did not even know would find themselves wishing she was coming to the party.” Too serious piece on the politics and psychology of publicly accepting or declining Evite invitations. 23:10
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Entry Posted December 7, 2006
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Occasionally Gourmet (www.occasionallygourmet.com):
… (in Somerville), cheese recommendations from a “cheese monger” at the new Whole Foods (in Medford), and the book What to Drink with What You Eat. After reading several New York Times articles (here andhere) about the awkwardness of using Evite invitations, I decided to try out a new online invitation program, Pingg. Although it’s gotten rave reviews from others, I’m not sure how well Pingg went over with our guests, especially considering that Jason …
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