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Originally Posted by Moonliner
Please clarify so I can comment. Thanks.
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OK, I think I understand. MG owns two monkeys. And they were invited to the party of a boy named Nickolas. Now, Nickolas (or, Olas, for short) sent out invitations to everybody but himself. Apparently, Olas, didn't have enough invitations and besides, he didn't think he could attend due to a prior engagement, which, as it turns out, was his own birthday party. So, Olas is a no show, but the party goes on as scheduled & everybody has a good time. Well, almost. Here is where the story gets tricky.
The party
would have been a major success, with a large buffet, kiddie pool, games and prizes and cake, except that none of the above items were actually included. When the children arrived they were escorted to a small room with folding chairs and made to watch a video on purchasing prime California real estate. Afterward, they were served a cold spaghetti dinner.
In retrospect, it can not be said everybody had a good time; though after the nine hour, high pressure, birthday event ended, you could say the children left fully understanding the benefits of owning a piece of California Pines. Or, what I like to call -- home!
MG followed her story with a question, but I do not recall what it was.
But this secret spoiler box may reveal answers to questions you might have regarding owning a piece of beautiful California Pines!