Smart Ideas 06/04

Networking pajama parties, biblical bobbles and more

By Nichole L. Torres • Jun 1, 2004

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Jammie Sessions

What:"Girls' night out" pajama/spa party events forwomen
Who: MelodyBiringer of Crave Party
Where:Seattle
When: Started in2000

Women want to network with other women while wearing pajamas,getting spa services and shopping-at least this is what MelodyBiringer, 41, found out when she founded Crave Party.

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