by Geezer on June 17, 2013
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Bay seniors who are reconsidering their decision to spend the summer reading Dostoevsky, might opt instead for a terrific living American author. Carl Hiasson is a Florida writer of wickedly funny, often ecologically themed, mysteries – at least a dozen of them, each short enough to finish in a summer weekend. Reading him has been known to become a fixation. Hiasson will be speaking this Saturday at Book Passage in Marin at 7 and Sunday at 777 Valencia Street.
Posted from Albany, California, United States.
by Geezer on June 17, 2013
Bay seniors who resist being classified as mature might want to consider joining an adult dodgeball game. On the last two Thursdays this June from 7 -9 at Claremont Middle School in Oakland you can replay the harmlessly aggressive game you last mastered 50 years ago. Two hours for $5.
Posted from Albany, California, United States.
by Geezer on June 15, 2013
Bay seniors too proud and confident to use spellcheck might enjoy the challenge of a spelling bee for adults. It starts Sunday June 23 at 6 at the Café Royale on Post Street.Yes, it’s a bar. If you misspell a word you are required to take a drink. Get the word right and you move on to the next round. The winner receives free drinks. Sounds totally gelastic.
Posted from Albany, California, United States.
Bay seniors who are reconsidering their decision to spend the summer reading Dostoevsky, might opt instead for a terrific living American author. Carl Hiasson is a Florida writer of wickedly funny, often ecologically themed, mysteries – at least a dozen of them, each short enough to finish in a summer weekend. Reading him has been known to become a fixation. Hiasson will be speaking this Saturday at Book Passage in Marin at 7 and Sunday at 777 Valencia Street.
