Last night the Bad Boy and Girls book club finally got it together and met to discuss Never Let Meg Go by Kashuo Ishiguru. With Miriam working and not able to attend and myself sky ping in we had 5 participating and by the raucous discussion you’d think it was 20! As is routine with [...] Read More

What a cozy book club I belong to! First of all, they rescheduled last Thursday’s long awaited get together when bad boy Craig had the flu – just can’t have the club without him! And then they are so patient with me skyping in! It’s such a funny and modern way to attend a dinner [...] Read More

I’m sure the tech nerds don’t often hear the word cozy but I just want to inform them that there actually is a big correlation between the two. I mean email has us communicating 24/7 and when you do actually want to speak to someone (yes, the real cozy) then picking up the phone is [...] Read More

This past weekend Seattle Library held their Friends of the Seattle Public Library book sale in a giant warehouse in Magnesun Park. We almost didn’t go, thinking the crowds would be horrific, but with prices like this, who could resist? We were so happy to find the sale totally organized and although we arrived at [...] Read More

Thanks to modern technology – and in this case the wonders of SKYPE, although I now live in Seattle and my book club is in Los Angeles I was still able to participate via this application! Of course this was not nearly as fun (or easy) as actually being there but at least it was [...] Read More

Last night the infamous (by our own accord) Bad Girls and Boys book club met to discuss the novel Mr. Pip by Lloyd James. I think it would be unanimous to say that the club reached a new level of RAUCOUS and I’m not sure if it was because of the exciting news of Miriam’s [...] Read More

Well, the bad boys and girls book club was true to form the other night when although most people did show up, only half had read the book! What the what???? We convened at Miriam’s beautiful new house on Laurel Canyon to discuss the novel Lying: A Metaphorical Memoir by Lauren Slater. This was Brandy’s [...] Read More