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<\/a>Processing with the haggis<\/p><\/div>\n
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It’s easy for me, when in charge of an LE, to be too concerned that everything goes well.\u00a0 I worry about a momentary silence at the table, or that an element of the meal won’t be done in time, or that someone isn’t having fun.\u00a0 I’d be fibbing if I said I had no worries both before and during Burns Supper.\u00a0 I did.\u00a0 Still, I was able, for the most part, to experience it\u00a0in the moment as it unfolded.\u00a0 And guess what?\u00a0 I enjoyed it too.\u00a0 Literary Events can be fun and fulfilling and good for everyone involved.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>Eating Cock-a-leekie soup<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/a>Poet, Host, and Chairman<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/a>Cheese and Scotch<\/p><\/div>\n
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One of the nicest things about a Literary Event (LE) is the aftermath.\u00a0 I love the sense of satisfaction after\u00a0completing a big project.\u00a0 When you’ve got a group of people (humans have this tendency to do whatever they feel like … Continue reading