Friday, September 11, 2009

Guensey Literacy and Potato Peel Pie Society 9 '09

 Today my the Pawleys Plantation Book Club Met at the  Traditions  Plantation Clubhouse  for our annual luncheon and to discuss The Guernsey Literacy and Potato Peel Society.  The fictional characters are based upon the very real living conditions of British citizens living on the German occupied British Isle of Guernsey during WWII.   It is a tale of  hope, and the strength of spirit that helped them support one another and survive the dire conditions they found themselves in.  

 As always the group first met to discuss basic business and to greet new members


Since much of the  book's plot revolved around  social dining events the characters devised to give themselves a chance to discuss the contraband books they were reading, our group felt that a luncheon composed of the menus mentioned in the book would be appropriate way to kick of our new year

Various food that were in the book were laid out on a spearate table for us to examine and discuss prior to having lunch


Half the fun was anticipating what the potato peel pie  would taste like.
  The Chef at the Traditions Clubhouse outdid himself with the menu.
Chef hold a Potato Peel Pie


We all had a great time.  I am so fortunate to have found such a creative  book club

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