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Birthday Buffet Supper Party
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Heath Library,
Keats Grove, NW3
London
How to find us
"I'll be bearded and munching and quaffing and chatting and maybe reading a book!"
- Who attended?
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Estimated attendance: 14 people attended.
- For food-bring own drink
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GBP7.00 per person
7.30-10.30pm in the Heath Library. next door to Keats House.
Supper admission: £7.00 . Pay at the door or in advance. Bookings, and cancellations, not later than the evening before. The £7 includes food but bring your own drink. Book through Nigel Barnes (020 7328 4431) or Josh Kutchinsky (email via meetup or to hampstead@humanists.net If no reply to the telephone numbers leave a message on the voicemail. There are no stairs except for a few steps to the loo! (Don't be offended if we ask for £7 if you cancel on the day or just don't turn up.) Parking is not so easy on Friday evenings.
We were born on April 8, 1900, but why quibble?
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Who attended?
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Jim Burtles (+1 guest)“ An interesting bunch of people turned up for a rather informal supper party and everybody engaged in a whole series of quite animated discussions. The fact that the supper party lasted 4 hours suggests the majority of us were enjoying ourselves. The most entertaining part of the evening was the finale when our organiser set about auctioning off the surplus food and drink. Only a group of humanists could treat such a serious subject as the valuation of a portion of Stilton as an opportunity for a lighthearted debate which led to a great deal of amusement, a certain amount of fundraising and a reasonable distribution of goodies to take home. ” -
Josh Kutchinsky (+12 guests)“ Nigel excelled himself in providing a tasty and well conceived birthday buffet, I was very tired and didn't know whether I would be able to keep my eyelids from drooping, but I got chatting with a relative newcomer, Anna, who dropped by to converse rather than eat and I found myself gradually awakened from my somnolence. I have said it before but there is something very special about eating in a public library - next time come along and see for yourselves. Nigel's bravura performace as an auctioneer at the end of the festivities is something wonderful to behold. Anna bid successfully for the components of a cheese sandwich! ” -
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