[97] in Vegetarian_Support_Group
Re: a vegetarian dinner
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Michael Blackmore)
Wed Jun 29 11:19:29 1994
From: "Michael Blackmore" <MICHAELB@ksgrsch.harvard.edu>
To: vsg-summer@MIT.EDU
Date: Wed, 29 Jun 1994 11:18:58 EST
Laura Dilley asks,
> To get the ball rolling, I would like to propose a couple of suggestions as
> to the time, place, and theme of our dinner. How does next Tuesday evening
> sound?
Bad for me. I have a class after work that day. The following Tuesday
night (July 12 would be fine).
> Ed Piekos, a.k.a. "salo" and "ESP" :), mentioned that Tang had a nice view
> and would hold up to ten people, or that we could rent a nice place upstairs.
> I think that sounds like a good idea, if the invitation's still open :)
This sounds fine. Some would just have to tell how to get there. And what
is Tang (other than the drink of astronauts!)
> Now, I think that having a potluck rather than a cooking extravaganza (you
> can tell by my diction that I'm enthusiastic) is the best way to go, since
> there's less to coordinate. Everybody brings something they like to eat that
> they'd like to share, and we all chow down.
This works for me. Would there be any way to re-heat food (microwave?). Or
will all the food end up cold dishes?
> Perhaps we could have a theme in our choice of dishes, e.g. "international
> specialties". That's a pretty broad category, I know. Any other suggestions?
Sounds cool. We could do video pot lucks (pot lucks with a video
showing). Maybe we can dig up a tv\vcr for showings. Or if there
weren't too many people I could volunteer my apt in Medford for a couple
of such get together. If there enough MSTies (Mystery Science Theatre 3000
fans) in the group, maybe we could do a MST3K showing I have four years worth
of it on tape! This could also be done for Dr. Who (I have about 1/2 of all
the episodes on tape). Trashy & good SF movies are available too. or none
of the above!
Opinions, sirs?
- Michael B.
michaelb@ksgrsch.harvard.edu
