please note..

please look at the side bar and see if you are up next in line to choose a book.

if the month you are assigned to doesn't work well than please let me know and i can do some shuffling around. no biggie.

so matti, what book are we reading in nov??

The Crucible

So, I finished the play last night. I saw a few acts of this play in high school and still remember thinking what a powerful play this was even at 16, so I was happy this play was chosen. Arthur Miller is such an awesome playwright. "Death of a Salesman" is one of my favorite plays...again, super powerful. He does an amazing job taking a complex and oftentimes far off situation and creating a real story for all of us to relate to and take away some sort of lesson. We empathize with these characters even though we do not live during their time or have lives anything like their own. So what did you gals think? I am unaware of this "camping" expedition, but I still would love to talk about it, or watch Laurence Olivier's classic performance in this play. Isn't it always crazy how the most "Christian" people are always the most judgmental people? Anyway, loved it. What's up for November?

the crucible gathering

it'll just be at camp, around the fire. so come one, come all - we'll eat junk and tell scary stories!!! hope to see you there!

speaking of witch...

i mean, which -- when is a good night to get together for you gals??

The Crucible - eBook

Hey Ladies!

I just found out that you can 'borrow' the eBook version of the crucible on the Hawaii Library website. All you have to do is download some Adobe reader program...they have a pretty simple step-by-step guide on how to get started. It's a great alternative to driving down to the library with all the kiddos :)

Here's the link-

http://www.librarieshawaii.org/services/ebooks.htm

October read:

i remember it from high school. i forget the details, but is everyone okay with this pick?

is it too blah??

it is october, and i figured with Halloween coming up and all...

it is a pretty quick read and it's a play, but the storyline is easy to follow. think Shakespeare in plain english, sorta.

let me know what you think.

if y'all read it already and don't wanna read it again, then i will pick something else.

Poison Study Book Night

WEDNESDAY Sept 30th

9pm - ?

(sorry I have YW's & get home at like 8:45...and we want the house a little clean.)

Bennett Home

*Please bring a food dish that has a twist to it. OR a hidden item.

We will be trying to guess the hidden flavor/item/etc.

FOR example: I had watermelon the other day that had a hint of lime drizzled on it...so yummy. Or you could stash some crasins in a brownie...yeah don't do that.