Friday, March 21, 2014

Book Forty-One

March 21, 2014 @ Cora Lee's

Bel Canto, by Ann Patchett
 
A colorful sensational delight - both the fruit and the fermented product of the fruit - await the stalwart Literary Spirit!

Gorgeous greens were the foundation for a refreshing chef's salad.  Eating the salad made us feel less guilty for indulging in the blueberry tarts and limoncello gelato that came afterwards. 

My guilty pleasure.  I. Can. Not. say no to warm bread and butter.  Cora Lee, my thighs thank you.

Okay, so a little slow moving, but lyrical.  Can two people fall in love in the absence of a common language?  Sally's answer: "Their common language was Braille."

Anne, contemplating the next book club choice:  Lolita?  Ayn Rand?  Barbara Cartland?

Cory, providing the necessary modeling for the remote photo shoot.  And what a good job she does, too.

Anne and Cory in their natural habitat.  :)

It's kind of hard to blindly aim a camera without looking into the viewfinder.  TAKE ONE.

TAKE TWO.

TAKE THREE.  Not quite right.

And here we are:  Six of Seven Spirits.  What a good looking bunch.

 
 
Our next meeting (wherein we'll imbibe Watermelon Kisses and get tattoos - don't worry; photos to follow): 
 
Saturday, April 26, 2014
10:00 a.m.
Anne's House
 
The Enchanted April, by Elizabeth Van Arnim
 
 
 
And our next meeting after that:
 
Friday, May 9, 2014  May 23, 2014
6:00 p.m.
Jackie's House
 
The Name of the Wind, by Patrick Rothfuss