> I belong to a drunken book club (we're a drinking group with a reading problem). > Jana in Michigan
I probably *look* like I'd fit into your club - just 'smelling the cork' turns my nose so red it almost 'lights up' like Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer - add a new twist to that, a developing case of Rosacea in my old age - but I got so sick on the day I reached 'legal' drinking age I haven't been able to imbibe since. Isn't that sad ? I'll never know what it's like to be 'drunk'. Or is it ? <g> Aaaanyway - as I mentioned in an earlier post " . . . And Ladies of The Club" *is* "the" story of a book/literary club back before women were really 'free' to read what they wanted. Add to that, it extends through about *60* years of the lives of the two protagonists and the rest of the Ladies of the Club - and it seems like more women should be reading it. And more men - so maybe some will see how far *men* have advanced since the 1860's, too . . . or not, as the case may be . . . Toni in Seattle To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace-chat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
