The hard part of community is actually creating it, allowing space for it to develop...once you are past k-12 age range it can be pretty dang tough to find like minded individuals to converse with........
Soooooooooooo When I saw this call for a book club right up my alley I was super stoked. I just got an email saying we need roughly 4 more people to start it and so I thought I would pass the info along. If it isn't a good fit for you, maybe someone you know?
I have no dea when/where/etc/etc just that I really want it happen and I can't wait to belong to a little group of awesomeness. Hope to see you there~
Lacy
Howdy, All,
I'm a hungry mind seeking other rabid readers! I'm looking for a small group of female foodies who are as crazy about food books (memoir, essay, cookbooks) and experiencing the bounty of PDX's many fine farmers' markets, restaurants, and cafes as am I to forge a book circle.
This group will meet once a month to discuss a mutually chosen food-themed book accompanied by an outing (per the above) so that we might sate our book and foodie hunger!
Here's a brief list of the types I've enjoyed in past (and that might appeal to you?) But the real fun will be in discovering what each member brings to the table!
- American Wasteland: How America Throws Away Nearly Half of Its Food (and What We Can Do About It)
- Spoon Fed: How Eight Cooks Saved my Life
- Au Revoir to All That: Food, Wine, and the End of France
- Blood, Bones, & Butter
- Food Lover's Guide to Portland
- The Language of Baklava
- 97 Orchard: An Edible History of Five Immigrant Families
- Life, Death & Bialys
Bon Ap,
Sadie (books_a_go_go@yahoo.com)
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