North Minneapolis Woman Just Can't Stop Thinking About Tasty Food
It was a fun night! Summra hosted the monthly Craft Conspiracy meeting (we missed you, Sarah!) where she unraveled the mysteries of embroidery and we all made groovy little flower brooches. And, of course, we ate and drank lots of delicious food and beverages. Next month: Henna!
LA, Julie, and I have started The Unemployment Society. To join, of course, you must be unemployed, or mostly unemployed (i.e., not work full time/9-5). Our friend Rita lost her job last Thursday during the last meeting, which of course was a boon to our group. We do lunch at a new place every other Thursday--next week: Russian Tea House in St. Paul. Has anyone been there? We recruited a few more members tonight. In fact I find myself getting a bit predatory about trying to convince people to quit their jobs. Of course, The Unemployment Society is destined for failure. Julie will go back to teaching in the fall, I'll have to go back to school, and LA will give birth to that little baby that's growing in her belly. *Sigh*
I'm frantically trying to get my patio furniture done before the BBQ I'm hosting tomorrow night. My pals from Amnesty International are coming over--we're having a quick meeting and partying into the night. Keg, etc. People are responding to the Evite with the delicious food they're bringing--I can't wait! Spicy gazpacho, nopalitos, "Nacho Crack", Chicken tandoori...Yum!!! Oh, sure, we'll talk about torture and all that stuff...but did I mention "Nacho Crack"???




5 Comments:
MAYBE THE UNEMPLOYMENT SOCIETY SHOULD'T SPENDING MONEY BY EATING OUT?
This reminds me of the headline in Interview a year or so ago "Matt Damon is Homeless"...because he lived in hotel suites and hadn't settle on a place to purchase a mansion.
Not eat out?! Pish Posh, we're going to be drinking tea! Russian tea at that!
Last night was wonderful. The time went by too quickly!
You talking to me? I'm really sorry to have missed it -- I had purchased an embroidery hoop and was all set to be there. But I'm leaving town in a few hours and I have a huge project to finish. Every once in awhile work gets in the way. Wish I could (afford to) join the unemployment society!!
OK:
Shad, I'd take your comment to heart if the Unemployment Society actually sat around and complained about being broke, but since our sweetie-pies have jobs and we are basically just kept women, we don't have to think about finances at all and can spend our days eating fine foods and talking about crochet.
(Ahem.)
Julie: Amen, sister.
Sarah: Yes, I'm talking about you. Hope you can make it next time!... I'll work on polishing up my "Quit Your Job" pitch.
I want to be a kept woman and drink tea too. Please inform your father-in-law that one out of two just isn't enough.
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