Happy International Women’s Day from these beautiful (and fearless) Gloucester women ❤
My View of Life on the Dock
Spooky Haunted Happenings at the Barton-Anderson home!
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Ken’s golden polenta, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside
There are still a few seats available for the next Duckworth’s Eastern Point Lit House Book Club event (Sunday evening, March 20th). Ken, Chris, Jenn, Michelle, and Colleen do a beautiful job welcoming guests, and if you haven’t been, they provide wonderful evenings of, quite possibly, the best book club fare ever, freely flowing wine, and great discussions.
Last month’s discussion was led by Eastern Point Lit House co-founders Jenn Monroe and Chris Anderson.
Don’t be intimidated if you haven’t read the book in time for the event (which is oftentimes the case with me). I’m usually so inspired after the discussion, I find the time.
So deliciooooooous, that’s all I can say about Ken’s meatloaf and potatoes
An array of salads, vegetable dishes, and soup accompanies every dinner.
Come, I promise you won’t be disappointed!!
Sarah Grow for the Open Door Food Pantry
With below average temperature and wicked wind, the 2015 Rocky Neck Polar Plunge Open Door Food Pantry Fundraiser was a plunge to remember. Dru, pictured above and below, reports that it wasn’t too bad running towards, or even diving in. The worst was running back to the beach against the bitter biting blast that had picked up during the event, and the fact that he couldn’t feel his feet!
Dru and Anne Malvaux
Michelle and Meadow Getting Ready to Plunge
Michelle, Chris, Atticus, and Meadow
Emma, Nicole, Ben, Jude, and David Calvo
Karen Ristuben and Catherine and Paul McGeary back at the Cultural Center for hot cocoa and cookies.