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Mighty Life List: Haus Party
On Saturday night during Blogher we threw a launch party for Mighty Haus, and it was dreamy. It was my first launch party, so I was apprehensive — but Bryan insisted, and it turns out he’s always right about these things. (Good job, husband.)
We had orange food, key necklaces for guests, and Krispy Kremes to take home. Plus! There was much tipsy dancing, which is my very favorite thing to do.
Above, you’ll find photos of the party details, but the rest of the photos are here. (If you were there, please tag your photos mightyhaus, so everyone can see them here.)
Thanks to everyone who came, and special thanks to our sponsors:
GuS, Grown Up Sodas
Hess and Artezin Wines
Hint Water
Middle Sister Wines
Mighty Leaf Teas
These folks gave us a bunch of free stuff, thereby enabling us to serve more than tap water and Saltines, which would not have been as festive. Hooray, sponsors!
Launching Mighty Haus means one more item crossed off my Mighty Life list. If they have Blogher in San Francisco next year, we’ll have to get together to blow bubbles off the Golden Gate Bridge. I hope you’re in.
Maggie, you are the real deal, and a true inspiration. Congrats on the launch, but mostly, congrats for grabbing all the gusto life has to offers. I’d like mightily to be like you when I grow up, even if I am at least a good decade older.
The keys were a brilliant idea!
I loved seeing those photos. The only thing better would have been to be there! Fabulous job, as ever.
Jules
House of Jules
SO bummed I missed this! It looked fabulous. The keys are freaking brilliant!
Congrats on a killer launch party – I hope to make it to the conference next year. You really are an inspiration and the Girls from Wheresmydamnanswer.com will be “MIGHTY” one day thanks to people like you who challenge us to be better and strive for more.
Cheers
Cathy
http://www.wheresmydamnanswer.com
PS one thing on your list I did a couple summers ago was a Safari in Africa – no words can describe how amazing and magical the experience was.
The party was phenomenal, and I was so honored to get to be there.
I’m wearing my key today, way up here in Canada
crashed your party. was LOVELY. i had a great time. also? you had Reese’s pieces!! that pretty made the entire conference for me.
i would so want to come blow bubbles with you!
and i’m all about voting for SF again. it was a very nice break from the sweltering kansas heat, even though i had very little opportunity to see the city (must! come! back!) and my crazy roommate kept turning the room thermostat up to 80 degrees (what the hell?).
This is amazing, but you’re making the fact that I live in Puerto Rico even -more- depressing. Nonetheless, you are an inspiration to get off my butt and do something.
And, your apartment? It is made of awesome.
That party looks like so much fun – who doesn’t love orange food?? And you got great beverage sponsors, too. I so want to go next year and blow bubbles.
The orange snacks were perfect, and the Hint water with Lime was perfect for washing down my Excedrin Migraine the next morning
I’m just sorry that I forgot to dump my camera card and didn’t have a backup, I only got a few photos. Tagged them with mightyhaus on Flickr.
Congratulations! What a wonderful accomplishment to celebrate.
Best wishes on everything!
You guys rock!
It was a wonderful party — thank you so much for having us. My thighs, however, do not thank you for the three Krispy Kremes I ate in a 12-hour period.
It was a wonderful party. And count me in for bubbles off of the Bridge.
Is it possible to mix the bubble blowing with dancing or would that be too dangerous? Dancing is a MUST. It was fantastic to cut a rug with you.
I just turned into my grandmother saying that. But hey! Granny probably couldn’t break it down like I can on the dance floor so there’s that.
You were a JOY and highlight of my weekend.
xoxo
[...] I think my personal high (LOW! LOW!) point of the weekend had to be “dancing” at the Mighty Haus launch party. Now, one would think that upon being invited to a party hosted by the lovely Maggie Mason, you would keep a certain air of composure about yourself as you navigate through the space and guests. And I did that…for about the first hour or so. [...]
you know what is cool. I had no idea about yr key motif and I came to yr party with a hundred year old key round my neck ( I wear it all the time -first home me and Joe renovated together and had our babies in) I felt too cool. It was perfect. Right down to my donut in the street! xo Thanks again!
Hey Maggie,
Thanks so much for being such a gracious hostess and all round incredible person. More people should take a page from your fabulous book.
I have been wearing my key, hoping to catch the eye of the 20-something fashionistas at my day job — the trendspotting site that pays my mortgage.
I hope the Universe facilitates us crossing paths again in the future. If you are ever in Toronto, don’t hesitate to ask me for a dinner invite.
Thanks so much for throwing such a great party. It was definitely a BlogHer 08 highlight!
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