we had our first "real" book club meeting tonight. "real" in the sense that we actually discussed the book. it seemed i'm the only one who didn't finish, meanwhile jordin didn't read at all. over all, i'd say no one was crazy about the book, some enjoyed it more than others. i love that we sat knitting and talked amount a ton of other things, and pretty much discussed the book very little. i've been struggling with my knitting project, so i'm thrilled that i was surrounded by knitting pros who could not only advise me but also could provide me with the correct size of needles. kim is not (yet) a knitter, but she is a quilter, which impressed us all. sarah was busy knitting a cape that may or may not contain magical powers.
i was super stressed at work today. thankfully during our discussion tonight the different form of love languages came up in convo. so everytime i got all anxious the girls (specifically michelle and rach g) were quick to bestow on me affection to help calm my nerves.
as i waited to head home (i carpooled with rach e and jordin), i jokingly said "throw me that laptop and i'll do my blog entry right now", so i'm currently sitting on rach g's couch with my lovely book clubmates surrounding me. they're currently discussing burmese cats in heat.
well i should probably hit "publish post" so i don't delay the girls any longer. they're reading over my shoulder as i write and are not-so-silent contributors (providing suggestions and so on).
you may be a lover but you ain't no dancer.
5 comments:
I KNEW it! :)
i knew you knew. i like it when you guess my titles :)
What is the book for the book club?
I wonder if those jury things was them preparing for the canal murder trial(s)? Did I tell you Gerald got one too? Maybe they need a large pool of people to draw from.
why is it that lefty end up doing old church lady stuff like book clubs and knitting.
Lesley, you make it sound like i didnt WANT to read the book, like i had the book and still didnt read it. Whats with that!? :)
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