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Elizabeth Chadwick Left to right: Barbara Erskine, Helen Hollick and me at the Sourcebooks author dinner last night at the Reform Club in London. We had a lovely time. Helen came back to the station with me and we went for a coffee before our trains and more gossip! Got home at 2am. I would loved to have been at that table!!
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I would loved to have been at that table!! Me too! But my wine glass would have been drained.... |
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Lol, Deb I was just thinking the same thing. All those glasses, and it's not just water they're drinking And look at the size of those butter pats! |
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And that appears to be a scone all the way to the right. Yum! |
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The club looks quite nice as well. |
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We all seem to be terribly beverage and food focused on not on the authors themselves |
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Cheryl, I looked up the club. Here's the website. http://www.reformclub.com/ |
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It looks to me like we should plan on crashing their next party. If those people can crash at the White House, surely we could crash this place. ;-) |
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"And that appears to be a scone all the way to the right. Yum!" I'm not positive it' a scone - it appears to be triangle shaped rather than round. Perhaps a popover? |
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LOL Peggy I saw your question to E.C. on facebook I hope she answers you. I vote scone. Last Edited on: 10/14/10 5:19 PM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
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E.C. did answer my question on FB about the alleged scone - it's not, it's bread. But now I have a taste for scones - I think a trip to the British import store is in order! |
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LOL! I guess scones aren't typical supper fare are they? |
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No, scones are more for "Tea". But I am perfectly willing to eat them at or between any meal, when I can get good ones. |
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