what wouldn't fit in the dishwasher
Last night was book club, and it was here at my house. I love my book club. Have I said that before? It's a great, diverse group of ladies. We read The Glass Castle this month and it was good- sad but interesting- but here's the part I like the best about my book club: We have a strict, NO GUILT policy. If you didn't read the book, you must come anyway. The book discussion only lasts a few minutes, and then it's on to the food and wine and girl talk. It's always a fun evening.
I made this spread to smear on this bread and a peach blueberry cobbler. Mmmmmmm. (If you like olives- make the dip. It's gooooooooood.)
These dishes will have to wait. I need a shower, to run an errand, and then we're going on a lunch date with my mom!
Have a great day.
p.s. Have you seen this website? days with my father
It is terrifically beautiful and thoughtful and heartbreaking. I'm warning you. Have a box of tissues at the ready.
Comments
Oh, that dip is right up Chris' alley -- I'll have to make it for his birthday or something. Have fun with your mom!
Posted by: amy h | April 9, 2009 9:43 AM
Sounds like our book club.. it's never so much about the book as it is about the good food, gossip and friends to enjoy it with!!
Posted by: Olivia | April 9, 2009 9:56 AM
Our bookclub has the same policy! (And that book... I found it so disturbing. Can't say I enjoyed it, but it was interesting!)
That spread sounds delish...
Posted by: misschris | April 9, 2009 11:38 AM
My book club just did the same book and it's the same - very laid back and fun. I love it.
Posted by: Kelly | April 9, 2009 9:13 PM
Oh my gosh, that website was beautiful... and sad... what a nice tribute.
Posted by: Jennifer | April 9, 2009 9:57 PM
I loved The Glass Castle. A book club sounds very interesting. Definitely something to consider....
Very nice blog you have.
Posted by: Terri | April 12, 2009 8:03 PM
your book group sounds EXACTLY like mine.
Posted by: molly | April 12, 2009 8:48 PM
that sounds like the perfect book club. wish i could join. i wholeheartedly believe in the social book club... the book's just an excuse to get together.
Posted by: julie green (up up & each penny pretty) | April 20, 2009 8:08 AM
Your website makes me yearn all the more for the days when I was home full time ... homeschooling ... doing craft shows ... baking all of the time. Those of you who are at home, rejoice!!! It is a wonderful gift.
Posted by: Bonnie | October 9, 2009 2:01 PM