Wednesday, July 29, 2015

The Greensboro Writers' Guild's Special Treat



GWG had a special food treat to accompany the July 28th reading



GWG Meeting Notes 7.28.15

Despite the oppressive heat, eleven resilient GWG members gathered to share their writings and critique.

Before we began, Pete Muzyka brought us up to date on some of the exciting things going on with the Abandoned Rural America project.  Pete encouraged all who were available, to attend the closing reception of the current ARA Exhibition at the Plaza in Eatonton (Friday night, 5:30 – 7:30).  Evan Karanovich (Special Projects Coordinator to Senator David Purdue) is expected to attend.

George Heiring shared a good word with regard to this past Sunday’s guest speaker event at the Georgia Writers Museum.   John P. Dennis, author of ‘Men Raised by Women,’ was the speaker.   George reported the event was well attended with about 60 visitors.  He further encouraged GWG members to avail themselves of these unique opportunities to hear outstanding speakers when offered by the Georgia Writers Museum.

Present Today:   Jackie Askew, Barb Griffiths, Davis Temple, Pete Muzyka, Kathy Wright, Linda Wagner, Helen von Richthofen, Judy Stultz, Bill Boughner, George Heiring, and Jenny Bates

Today’s Readings:
1.     George ~ Evening With an Erupting Volcano
2.    Bill ~ Surviving the Internet
3.    Davis ~ Equinox
4.    Jenny ~ Azaleas in Bloom and a Pig in Our Yard

Today’s Snacks:  Mahvelous Dahlin’, Mahvelous!  If you weren’t with us, please see the pictures below for what you missed:  Pete’s Special Pasta with Garlic Bread, Jackie’s Fresh Green Salad, Blueberry Muffins and Squash Bread, Judy’s Snickerdoodle Cookies.  Ummh!  Umm!

Keep writing and keep smiling,
~Kathy
Good food for a GWG meeting

Jackie Askew prepares her zucchini bread,
blueberry muffins, salad and garlic bread
to accompany the homemade pasta 
Yum Yum





ARA, art, Washington DC, GWG members, Senator Perdue
Press release from Senator Perdue's office in Washington DC

1 comment:

  1. It is a great honor for those GWG members who have shared in the Abandoned Rural America project to watch it's continuing growth and success.

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