Being Written

The next get-together is April 18th, 4:00. We are reading Being Written by William Conescu, Christine's pick.  There are some used copies on amazon.com for $0.99. Sweet.

I feel like I should take minutes for our missing peeps (We miss you, Nicole). To sum it up: we actually didn't talk about the book. We ate apple pie, fruit cream pie, pig pickin' cake, taco salad, pizza (Steve rocks!), lumpia, cookies, and beer.  Oh, and there was a scary Led Zeppelin movie on in the background that would have been better if I was as high as the makers of the film were. Scott did some awesome impressions of his dirty neighbors and Randy showed up. 

Saturday's Birthday Bash

We've moved to Scott Bruckman's house, instead of Katherine's.  I'll send everyone the address in a separate email since Steve is the only one allowed to stalk him. 

 There are three birthdays this time - Christine, Marcus, and Nicole- so hopefully everyone is able to show up.

"Eeek! It's the Hound of Baskerville!" *Thud*

I don't know if anyone else saw this story, but I thought it was interesting reading, in light of Sir Charles Baskerville. Basically, it's a doctor saying it's very possible to be literally scared to death.



http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/OnCall/Story?id=2614635&page=1

Christine

PS--Once again, i tried to turn that into a link and got an error message. If you just type "scared to death" into google, you should find the story pretty quick.

Just for Steve.

I forgot to tell you Happy Valentine's Day. I like my toddler picture better.

March Madness

We are meeting at Katherine's on March 14th at 4:00 - reading Hound of the Baskervilles. It's short, woo-hoo. 

And aren't there three birthdays, too? Hmmmm....I call dibs on bringing the dessert. 

here is what i think

Book Club is HOT

It looks like there may be quite a crowd at Steve's on Saturday, so byo chair if you can.  As always, Steve will serve his specialty "gourmet" pizza (yum); maybe the rest of us should try to coordinate what we add to the menu so we don't all end up bringing the same thing.  Oh, and I don't mean to imply that anybody has to bring anything, necessarily.  The pleasure of your company is always sufficient (and you don't even have to have read the book!).  I'll bring dessert (probably something chocolate).  Anybody else?