
It's me, Margaret!!! Is anyone else slightly dreading the November meeting? On one hand, from this distance the awkwardness of puberty seems like it might be good for some laughs. On the other hand...do I have to talk about, um, woman things? With a group of people I don't know very well? Granted, seven months ago I had a complete stranger's hand all the way up my you-know-what, (and meanwhile I was carrying on a cheery conversation with her about why she quit her job at 3M), but that was The Miracle Of Birth, and that is different.
So, as I said to that nice lady who left 3M to go to nursing school, please be gentle. We have to make it a rule: nobody gets made fun of for what a dork they were in junior high.
Our next meeting is the second Monday of November, the book is a pre-teen classic, and I don't think we decided where we are gathering yet...? I will try to think of some theme related snacks. :)
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Wow - I sure missed a lot, huh? How did we come to decide on Judy Blume?? My mom didn't allow me to read this book in the 4th grade and I don't think she'll approve now...I hope there's not a waiting list at the library for this one.
I am so excited to go back middle school. Oh, the joy of back-stabbing, gossip, clippings of hotties in lockers, bad hair, acne, braces, and note passing! I can't wait.
Another book idea -- 'All the King's Men' by Robert Penn Warren. It's pretty intense and not a happy book, but it would be fun to read and then go see the movie.
hhhhmmmmm, i feel a bit old. i don't remember this book at all. oh well.
Well it's not Superfudge, but it will do! I propose that for this book club we all have to bring a picture of ourselves in middle school.
Like, I am so excited that I get to, like, come back to book club in November! I think our book choice is rad, and I can't wait to, like, talk about it and stuff.
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