Quilt Show - Valley Quilt Guild

Yuba Sutter
Valley Quilt Guild
www.valleyquiltguild.com
October 2011
Greetings from Gladys
I hope that all of you are
doing well. I am still trying
to recuperate from my trip to
New York City and Murfreesboro, Tennessee. I had
a wonderful time in New
York--did a little shopping-can you go to New York and
not shop? I am glad that I
took a couple of pairs of
tennis shoes with me, because I did a lot of walking.
I walked through Central
Park a couple of days and
thought about scenes that
appeared in episodes of Law
& Order. I also saw the
"memorial" to John Lennon
which reads IMAGINE--it is
in an area of Central Park
known as "Strawberry
Fields." I spent too many
days walking on 5th Avenue-I was trying to keep my
purse close because there are
too many goodies.
I was in New York with
my two sons, a son's girlfriend, and a friend from
Philadelphia. We did the
touristy things--Statue of
Liberty, Ellis Island, Rockefeller Center, and so on and
so forth. The visit to
Ground Zero and my visits
to St. Patrick's Cathedral
proved to be a bit emotional
for me. My older son celebrated his 32nd birthday
while we were there--we all
had dinner and then went to
a place called Serendipity (it
has been on the Food Network) and had some outrageous ice cream treats. I had
something called Frozen Hot
Chocolate--I would not mind
having one right now.
After almost six days
there, I flew to Nashville and
spent four days with my
niece and her family in Murfreesboro. The pace was
definitely different--it was
nice to slow down a bit.
What I saw of Tennesseee is
beautiful--nice and green-rolling hills with a few trees
starting to change color. I
went to the Stones River
National Battlefield--a part
of the Civil War. I also visited a cemetery where some
soldiers from the battle, as well
as other battles, are buried. As
we pulled into the parking lot,
I was reminded of Arlington
Cemetery.
I spoke with Valerie and she
said that the September program with Karen Boutte was
quite enjoyable. I am sorry
that I missed it--I remember
her from the Meet the Teachers that I attended.
I hope that all of you have a
great month--I do not know
about you, but I love this
month--Halloween candy
(always an excuse to have
candy). Be safe!
Gladys
Quilt Show Entries for 2012
Members...It's time to start thinking about your 2012 Fall
into Spring Quilt Show entries. We will have new Rules of
Entry and Quilt Show Applications available at the October
26th Meeting, so please stop by our table. As a reminder
only Members are eligible to enter the show. If you have a
friend who is interested in entering the show please encourage them to become a member.
Your entry does not need to be completed right now, but
must be completed and turned in prior to the show on
March 16th, 2012. If you wish to have your quilt(s) judged
you must complete an additional Judged Entry application and pay the required entry fee of $5.00 (this entry
fee only applies to judged quilts!) Don't forget all entries
must have a photo or fabric swatches attached to the application.
The last date entry forms will be accepted is the General Meeting January 25, 2012. Important dates and information you need concerning your entry:
DELIVERY: Articles must be delivered to the Yuba-Sutter
Fairgrounds on Friday, March 16th 2012 from 8:00am
and no later than 10:30am.
DELIVERY: Dates for Judged Entries ONLY: Thursday, March 15th, 2012, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and
9:30 a.m.
ENTRY #’S: You must pickup your entry number(s) on a
3x5 card/receipt at the VQG general meeting on February
22nd 2012. This card/receipt is needed to claim your
entry.
PICKUP: Quilts must be picked up on March 18th after
the show, from 5:00 to 5:30pm. Bring your card/receipt!
We're looking forward to another successful Quilt Show
in 2012 with your help. If you have any questions, please
give us a call.
Co Entry Chairpersons: Pat May 530-674-2930
Cooky Amarel 530-673-6653
Judged Entry Chairperson: Jody Ohrt - 530-743-0329
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October 2011
Programs and Speakers
Wasn’t Karen Boutte` a
kick? We enjoyed her at
dinner where she shared
with us that her very supportive husband was her
CEO (Carries Everything
Out). Remember that tip
the next time you are looking for someone to load
your quilting supplies into
your vehicle for a retreat or
class. She certainly can
work a crowd, getting everyone into the act with the
“diva struts” and beautiful
African American quilts and
clothing.
At the October 26 meeting,
Laurel Anderson will tell us
how to “Search for the Perfect Applique`.” Her work
can be found at http://
www.whispercolor.com/.
It sounds like our great
Christmas committee will
once again wow us with
food, fun, music, games and
prizes at the annual Christmas dinner on December 7.
We will be at Whitaker Hall
so look for the particulars
on this event elsewhere in
this newsletter.
will give her lecture and
trunk show. The following
day she will teach a small
wool project workshop,
entitled Tulip Baskets. A kit
fee of $18 will be required
before the class to complete
the 8”x18” project, and we
hope to have the sample at
the October meeting. If
you have wanted to try your
hand at working with wool,
this is the lady to teach us.
Lisa’s blog can be found at
http://
lisabongean.wordpress.com/.
Linda Ballard will start off
the new year again with a
mystery class on January 67, 2012. Signups have begun and cutting instructions
will be available at the October meeting.
On February 29, 2012, Rana
Heredia from Atascadero
will give us a trunk show of
her wonderful quilts entitled
“Scrap Quilting: The Art of
At the January meeting, Lisa
Bonjean from Primitive
Gatherings in Wisconsin
Making Do”. We met Rana
at Meet the Teachers this year
and she professes to have
over 100 quilts in her personal collection of quilts,
ranging from vintage to modern, and traditional to funky.
I found Rana’s blog at
http://piecesofranaslife.blogs
pot.com.
March will bring us to our
annual wrap-up meeting for
the quilt show; April we will
host Nancy Chong with a
lecture and workshop; in May
we will hear Merle Axelrod
Serlin lecture on “Art and
Fear”; and in June, Jenny
Lyons will lecture and give us
a machine quilting workshop.
Linda Matsumoto and Margaret Brazelton, co-2nd V.P.s
UFO
UFO #7 was shown by
members at the September
meeting. The new number to
be "finished" and shown at
the December Christmas
party is #8 !!
If you need to update your
list or if you haven't made a
list of 10 Unfinished projects
you can email me at
[email protected] or call
673-0795.
Karen Peters
SO. AUBURN ST. GRASS VALLEY NOV. 1 6:00 P.M.-
JAN. 9
Opportunity Quilt
Here are up-coming locations of nearby Guilds to
visit and sell Opportunity
Quilt tickets. We need volunteers to take the quilt and
sell tickets. Contact [email protected] home
phone 742-6441. If I’m out,
please leave your name &
number.
tion possibilities are appreciated. We are getting rave
reviews everywhere we have
taken It. Thanks Susan
We will have sign up at the
meeting and any other loca-
PINE TREE QUILT GUILD
HENNESSEY ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
ANNIE’S STAR QUILT
GUILD
1110 WEST EAST AVE
CHICO
NOV. 3 6.30 P.M.-
ROSEVILLE QUILTERS
GUILD
GARDEN ROOM
PLACER CO FAIRGROUNDS
OCT. 19 8.30 P.M.-
FOOTHILL QUILTERS
GUILD
CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY
CHURCH
11111 DRY CREEK RD, AUBURN
2
6:30
ANTELOPE QUILTER
GUILD
LUTHERN CHURCH OF THE
ASCENSION
7606 GOLDEN GATE
CITRUS HEIGHTS
FEB. 23 6:30 P.M.-
Val ley Quil t Guild
October 2011
November Birthdays
Margaret Brazelton
Kathy Mackey
Delores Daundivier
Gerda Silvius
Jan Thompson
Shirley Taylor
Evon Smith
Carolyn Nelson
November 8
November 8
November 9
November 10
November 11
November 12
November 13
November 16
Judy Tenney
November 20 Condolences to Tracy Titus (Page DeJoann Thomas
November 23 sign Group) for the loss of her father.
Barbara Mackenzie
November 24
Shirley Hollandsworth November 25
Bonnie Madden
November 26
Gail Campbell
November 29
Carole McClenden
November 29
Fons & Porter Magazine Offer
Once again Fons & Porter
has offered us the opportunity to subscribe to their
magazine at an amazingly
low price. This offer is good
only through the end of
December 2011. If you
are interested in subscribing to this magazine for
one year you will need to
write a check made out to
the guild in the amount of
$15.00. Be sure to include
your mailing address and
whether it is a new subscrip-
tion or a renewal. Mail
check to me before the next
guild meeting.
Sharon Easter
Make a Difference Day (MADD)
October 22, 2011
@ Friday Night Live
8am thru 4pm, on the
3rd floor.
This year’s goal is for 150
baby quilts. The quilts can
be made that day, or if you
cannot attend, Community
Service will be collecting
quilts for Make A Difference
Day thru the October 26
general meeting. When
turning in a quilt for Make a
Difference Day, please let us
know.
The guild library, on the 3rd
floor of Friday Night Live,
will be open during Make A
Difference Day (M.A.D.D.).
We will be asking for volunteers in one hour increments
to assist with library needs.
You can also email me, for
your desired slot at any time.
It will be first come basis.
Final slot signups will be in
September.
the elevators. Signups will
be on a first come basis.
You can email me with your
preference, and the final
sign up will be at the September meeting.
We are asking for outside
Friday Night Live helpers/volunteers. To help
load and unload vehicles,
direct M.A.D.D. traffic to
If you can help/assist in any
way, we will be glad for the
help. Thank you.
Community Service: Muriel
H., Lisa L., Donna P.
Fat Chance
Our OCTOBER FAT
CHANCE theme is
"WHAT'S IN YOUR
TRICK OR TREAT BAG?"
Is there alot of fun candy
fabric waiting for your bag?
Did your neighbors give you
apples or pomegranates in
your bag. There might even
be a spider or black cat. Use
your imagination!
Bring your fat quarter fabric
for a chance to win an assortment of Halloween Fabric. For each fat quarter you
will receive a ticket for the
drawing.
Our lucky winner of Up and
Away in the Big Blue Sky
was Suzanne Connelly
Thank you, Pat, for filling in
for me in September.
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Hope to see you in October
at the FAT
CHANCE
table.
Trick or
Treat
Mary
Val ley Quil t Guild
October 2011
Community Service
We had 18 quilts turned in at the
September 28th meeting. Thank
you to Beryl Burtis, Willie Miller,
Rose Wood, June Muncy (who
turned in 10 quilts and won the
gift), Marilyn Likes and Sharon
Koslosky, These quilts will be
added to our growing number of
quilts for the giveaway in December.
As you know, Great Beginnings
has disbanded. Community Service and the board are actively
researching other organizations
that would benefit from our dona-
tions.
ceived wonderful quilts and
tops from the members.
We appreciate any and all of
your donations to Community
Service whether it is a small
quilt, large quilt or something
in between. They can be just
tops ready to be quilted or
completed quilts. Community
Service has some kits for your
convenience to make quilts,
totes for Shriners, fabric or
batting. Just let us know what
you need. We find that most
quilts donated are made from
your "stash" and we have re-
MADD.
Remember the date of October 22 for MADD. Lisa
Lundin is heading up that
event and has a goal of 150
quilts. She had bags of fabric
available at the meeting which
members took to make a quilt
for MADD. This is an important event for our quilt guild
and your participation will be
appreciated. If you cannot
attend that day, you can still
make and donate quilts for
If you have any questions or
suggestions, please give us a
call.
Muriel Van Middlesworth,
Lisa Lundin and Donna
Puchalski
Basket Raffle Fund Drive
As many of you are well
aware, the Basket Raffle is an
integral part our annual quilt
show every March. We rely
on donations from many vendors to make our baskets a
success.
The wonderful staff at Sunsweet Gift Outlet takes all
those donated items and prepares the beautiful baskets for
us. Due to their exquisite at-
tention to detail, the baskets
virtually sell themselves.
for $5 each to contribute to
purchasing more wonderful
items to put in the 2012 baskets. This campaign will continue through October.
Unfortunately, the number of
items donated by the solicited
vendors has dropped dramatically. So, to beef up the basket
contents and make them more
appealing, we have instituted a
Basket Raffle Fund Drive.
For every ticket you buy, your
name goes on the back and will
be eligible for winning exciting
goodies at our Christmas party
on December! The remaining
funds will happily be spent for
quality items to put in the bas-
You may have seen me with
my little sign at the monthly
guild meetings, selling tickets
kets. Cathy Evans has generously agreed to purchase the
items wholesale.
The raffle baskets at next year’s
quilt show promise to be more
opulent than ever before. Please
consider contributing to this
worthwhile fund drive for Valley
Quilt Guild.
Thank you. . . Kim Buzolich
Upcoming Quilt Shows
Oct 13-16
Oct 22 & 23
Nov 18-20
Pacific Int’l Quilt Festival
Santa Clara Conv Center
Thurs-Sat10-6, Sun 10-5
Feb 18 & 19, 2012
Annie’s Star Quilt Guild
Silver Dollar Fairgrounds
Chico, CA Sat 10-5, Sun 10-4
Turlock Quilt Guild
Stanislaus Co. Fairgrounds
900 N. Broadway
Turlock, CA Sat 10-5, Sun 10-4
April 20-22, 2012
River City Quilter’s Guild
Scottish Rite Temple
6151 H Street, Sacramento, CA
Fri & Sat 10-6, Sun 10-4
Quilters’ Sew-ciety of Redding
Shasta District Fairgrounds
1890 Briggs St., Anderson, CA
Fri & Sat 10-5, Sun 10-2
May 28 – Sept 5
Folsom History Museum
Antique Quilt Exhibit
Sutter St., Downtown Folsom, CA
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October 2011
Membership
September Roster Additions
and Corrections:
Ginger Medbery -- correct
email [email protected]
(only one R)
Susan Adams
PO Box 264
Brownsville 95919
530-675-2731
[email protected]
Denise Campbell
1334 La Grande Ave
Yuba City 95991
530-671-0520
[email protected]
Araceli Hernandez
5628 Alicia Ave
Olivehurst 95961
530-218-0771
[email protected]
Jean Jacuzzi
984 Hillcrest Ave
Yuba City 95991
530-674-5039
[email protected]
Cari Jimison
2582 Redbud Ln
Yuba City 95993
530-790-6932
[email protected]
Grace Spoor
2160 Live Oak Blvd #26
Yuba City 95991
530-870-8216
[email protected]
Judy Taylor
1615 Bradley Estates Dr
Yuba City 95993
530-674-5560
[email protected]
Sharon Moxon
PO Box 3582
Yuba City 95992
530-415-7365
[email protected]
Brenda Reeves
1639 Jeffrey Dr
Yuba City 95991
530-673-7637
[email protected]
Rosemary Smiley
857 Stewart Rd
Yuba City 95991
530-674-1065
Rosters are available at the membership desk...look for your name on the top. The cover was put on upside down
and backwards, but everything else is OK. If you find an error in your listing, please let Mary Ann know.
Quilt Show ~ Fall Into Spring 2012
On sale at the October
Meeting:
address to all your friends
& family!
Membership Opportunity
Quilt Ticket distribution is
in full swing!
Name Tags $3.00
Show Pins $5.00
Basket Raffle Drive Tickets
$5.00
Challenge Quilt Kit $5.00
Show…..
March 17th & 18th, 2012 will
be here before we know it!!
The 2012 Quilt Show
Committee is hard at work
planning the
Fall into Spring Quilt
Please pickup Post Cards to
Quilt Show ~ Country Store
All donations for 2012's
Country Store should be
brought to the fairgrounds on Friday,
March16th, quilt show
setup day. No donations
will be accepted after
2:00pm!
folded or rolled with a tag
showing the yardage.
Magazines can be loose.
Fabric should be neatly
Your help in making the
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Country Store a success is
appreciated.
Rosa & Jan
Val ley Quil t Guild
October 2011
Photo Gallery
The Calendar Girls make name tags. . .with time for show and tell.
Margaret Brazelton
Diane Leighton and Diana Tatro
Willie Miller
Jody Ohrt brought a friend to
the party!
Diane Steel and Cooky Amarel
Sharon Easter
Cooky Amarel
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Val ley Quil t Guild
October 2011
Officers and Chairpersons for 2011-2012
Co-Presidents
Gladys Harris
Valerie Wilson
Co-1st Vice-Presidents
674-8831
742-1765
Cheryl Gaines
Leann Weldon
Co-2nd Vice-Presidents
671-7562
Margaret Brazelton
Linda Matsumoto
Secretary
Nicki Lura
755-4680
701-2887
673-8599
Treasurer
Diana Craddock
673-1997
Parliamentarian
Cooky Amarel
673-6653
Chairpersons
2012 Quilt Show
Cathy Evans
671-0266
Block of the Month
Mary Ann Hayre
Susan Wylie
Brenda Reeves
673-2339
742-6441
673-7637
Challenge 2012
Christmas Party
Janet Givens
Theresa Mihalyi
Becky Pendergraph
Community Service
Muriel Hinsdale
Lisa Lundin
Donna Puchalski
Facilities/Fair Staffing Carleen Hagen
633-4365
633-4970
633-2111
713-3205
218-7852
821-0107
674-9026
Fair Block Contest
Peggy Woods
673-4728
Fair Liason/Setup
Cooky Amarel
Valerie Wilson
Mary Marusin
673-6653
742-1765
673-9194
Hospitality
June Muncy
300-6858
Librarian/Lib. Raffle
Membership
Cari Jimison
Wanda Horn
Carolyn McCray
Mary Ann Hayre
790-6932
743-6805
743-3205
673-2339
NCQC
Judy Martinez
300-4417
Fat Chance
Historian/Photo
New Member Liaison Diane Leighton
673-7044
Newsletter
Kim Buzolich
790-7180
Property
Pat May
Publicity
VQG Info
Purpose:
To contribute to the knowledge of quilting, to promote the appreciation of fine quilts, to encourage quilt making and collecting and to
contribute to the growth and knowledge of quilt techniques, textiles,
patterns, history and quilt makers through educational meetings and
fellowship.
Meetings:
Meetings are held the last Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at St.
Andrew Presbyterian Church located at 1390 Franklin Road, Yuba
City, CA. Copy ready submissions to the newsletter are due the last
day of the month by 5:00 p.m. to the Newsletter person. Please
direct any questions or comments to the Yuba-Sutter Valley Quilt
Guild, P. O. Box 1463, Yuba City, CA 95992. Web site:
www.valleyquiltguild.com
Membership:
Membership is open to anyone interested in quilts and quilting regardless of skill level. You are urged to join and learn with us. Dues are
$20.00 payable annually. Membership is from July 1 through June 30.
Membership entitles you to a newsletter, to an annual membership
roster (which is confidential), and to the use of the library of quilt
books, patterns and stencils. Affiliate membership fee is $24.00 with a
business listing each month. Affiliate members receive 10% discount
for paying a year of ads paid in advance. Submit to Yuba-Sutter Valley
Quilt Guild , P. O. Box 1463, Yuba City, CA 95992.
Advertising Rates
Members/Affiliate
674-2930
Advertising Rates Per
Month
Cathy Evans
671-6047
Business Listing
Free
N/A
QGNC
Sharon Easter
671-7566
Sunshine
Gladys Harris
674-8831
Business Card Ad
$5
$10
Website
674-5943
790-7180
673-6653
673-0795
Quarter Page
$10
$20
Half Page
$15
$30
UFO
Ginger Benham
Kim Buzolich
Cooky Amarel
Karen Peters
310 Club
Kathleen Gordon
671-5780
Full Page
$20
$40
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Non-Member
Members
Val ley Quil t Guild
October 2011
Board Meeting Minutes
October 5, 2011
Members present: Valerie Wilson, Cheryl Gaines, Leann Weldon, Margaret Brazelton, Linda Matsumoto, Diana Craddock,
Nicki Lura, Cooky Amarel, Cathy Evans, Susan Wylie, Brenda Reeves, Becky Pendergraph, Theresa Mihalyi, Muriel Van
Middlesworth, Lisa Lundin, Carleen Hagen, Cari Jimison, Sharon Easter, Nancy Wilson and Karen Peters.
President: Meeting called to order at 7:00pm by Valerie Wilson.
Secretary: Minutes of the Sept. 7, 2011 meeting were approved.
Correspondence: There was no correspondence.
Treasurer: Report: Checking: $382.04
Savings: $26,694.17
Membership: Susan Wylie reported VQG membership roster pamphlets were handed out at the last General meeting.
Old Business:
Audit: Nancy Wilson reported the books had been audited and found correct. She did suggest that the quilt show
book’s dates be the same as the Guild’s books which are July 1-June 30.
Facilities: Valerie reported on the executive board’s meeting on Sept. 21. The board reviewed 20 locations within
the Marysville-Yuba City area. They considered cost, size, parking, chairs, sound, kitchen, etc. They narrowed it down to
four sites and three members revisited these sites.
A motion was made by Leann Weldon, 2nd by Cooky Amarel to change VQG’s meeting place to North Valley Calvary Church in January. A discussion was held and the motion was approved..
Website: The Website is up and running and looks great. Thank you to Kim Buzolich and Ginger Benham.
Make a Difference Day: Lisa Lundin reported on the progress of the plans for the event and what help she still
needed. Make a Difference Day will be Oct. 22 at Friday Night Live from 8am – 4pm. To help with the event contact Lisa.
Holiday/Christmas Party: Becky Pendergraph reported on the plans for the Christmas Party. Tickets are $13.00
and are on sale now. Dinner will be Chicken, Rice Pilaf, 2 pastas, and a dessert table. Dinner will be at 7pm.
Community Service: Muriel Van Middlesworth will talk with the group who is handling Great Beginnings.
Cookbook: Wendy Cockrell, Cheryl Gaines’ daughter, is going to take over the cookbook. Cheryl has been collecting recipes but needs more.
New Business:
Quilt Show Chairperson: VQG needs a Quilt Show Chairperson for 2013. It will be the 30th year for VQG.
Library: Cari Jimison discussed the library budget and it was decided she would buy $150 worth of books.
Sew So Shop: A message was sent from the shop that there are openings on Oct. 15 for a Linda Ballard class. The
class is $40.
Discussion: A discussion was held on the amount of material stored by Community Service. Cathy Evans suggested we look at the amounts and patterns of material. Then we could decide on the type of quilts that we need to make.
Next General Meeting: Oct. 26, 2011
Next Board Meeting:
Nov. 2, 2011
Newsletter article due date: Oct. 28, 2011
Meeting adjourned at 8:15
Respectfully submitted,
Nicki Lura
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Be sure to pick
www.ridgequiltersguild.org
up your new
membership
roster at the
next meeting
October 26!
Batting by the Roll
As low as $5.65 a yard
when purchasing a 30
yard roll
Phone: (530) 671-6047
E-mail: [email protected]
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October 2011
Affiliate Members
B & B MACHINE QUILTING
FLOLIN QUILTING
IN STITCHES
LINDA BALLARD & CO
173 La Mirada Avenue
14575 Kinney Avenue
22526 Bridlewood Lane
25770 Clark Avenue
Oroville, CA 95966
Red Bluff, CA 96080
Palo Cedro, CA 96073
530-589-1114
530-529-0386
Linda Ballard
[email protected]
[email protected]
530-547-3461
(Open by appointment only)
[email protected]
Orland, CA 95963
530-865-4625
530-547-2061 (Fax)
www.letsquilt.com
QUILTS BY CATHY
SEW-N-THINGS
SEW-SO-SHOP
PAT’S QUILT WORKS
1369 Barry Road
661 Main Street
425 D Street
3554 Yorktown Drive
Yuba City, CA 95993
Colusa, CA 95932
Marysville, CA 95901
Yuba City, CA 95993
530-671-6047
530-458-4474
Jim and Nicky
Pat Heape
[email protected]
[email protected]
530-742-7626
530-300-4272
sewsoshop.att.net
[email protected]
www.quiltsbycathy.net
www.sewsoshop.com
The Girlfriends Dinner
A group of 15-year-old girlfriends discussed where to meet for dinner. Finally, they agreed to meet at the Dairy Queen next
to the Ocean View restaurant because they had only $6.00 among them and Jimmy Johnson, the cute boy in Social Studies
lived on that street.
10 years later, the group of 25-year-old girlfriends discussed where to meet for dinner. Finally, they agreed to meet at the
Ocean View restaurant because the beer was cheap, the restaurant offered free snacks, the band was good, there was no
cover and there were lots of cute guys.
10 years later, the group of 35-year-old girlfriends discussed where to meet for dinner. Finally, they agreed to meet at the
Ocean View restaurant because the Cosmos were good, it was right near the gym and, if they went late enough, there wouldn't be too many whiny little kids.
10 years later, the group of 45-year-old girlfriends discussed where to meet for dinner. Finally, they agreed to meet at the
Ocean View restaurant because the martinis were big and the waiters had tight pants and nice buns.
10 years later, the group of 55-year-old girlfriends discussed where to meet for dinner. Finally, they agreed to meet at the
Ocean View restaurant because the prices were reasonable, the wine list was good, the restaurant
had windows that opened (in case of a hot flashes), and fish is good for cholesterol.
10 years later, the group of 65-year-old girlfriends discussed where to meet for dinner. Finally, they agreed to meet at the
Ocean View restaurant because the lighting was good and the restaurant had an early bird special.
10 years later, the group of 75-years-old girlfriends discussed where to meet for dinner. Finally, they agreed to meet at the
Ocean View restaurant because the food was not too spicy and the restaurant was handicapped-accessible.
10 years later, the group of 85-years-old girlfriends discussed where to meet for dinner. Finally, they agreed to meet at the
Ocean View restaurant because they had never been there before.
~ Submitted by Dee Jagerhorn ~
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