Tonight will be the first meeting of Russell's LGBT book group, at Waterstones on Albion Street (? the three-storey one) at seven o'clock. Everyone should come. We will be meeting the rest of the group and suggesting things to read and Waterstones are apparently providing drinks. Russell also assures me there may be poppers. What's not to love?
Let me know when the next one is... I were gonna go 2 that one but I got begged to work overtime & for $100 (my pound signs broken) a night I couldn't really turn it down
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Oh I don't like that book... think I misguidedly bought it & then donated it to the LGBT library.
I'd still like to go 2 the next meeting tho.
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Oops, - I was at hani's thing - even through i had too little money (and now i definitely have none) .
thats cuz u went to the opposite side of the city :P. the book grp sounds interesting. myt pop over there sometime
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Reading books with poppers, lol. When's the next one?
I should imagine that'd be nightmarish, trying 2 read with a splitting headache. Maybe the been dressed in leather and having stories read to you by a bear is quite relaxing....
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LUU honarary life member - Awarded 2006 // LGBT Assembly Mentor 2006 -Onwards.
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Yeah, I did. There were so many people we had to split into two groups! This month we're reading The City and the Pillar, by Gore Vidal. I started it yesterday; don't love it as much as Oranges, but I've read some of Gore's stuff before and he can be really precise, in a bitchy, funny sort of way.
Not sure, but it's generally the same time each month, and they put up a sign in Waterstone's letting people know exactly when closer to the time, I think.
There really ought to be cake. There wasn't last time - but there was free tea and coffee afterwards, which was almost as good. Ish. In a way.
