Tuesday night saw the A-Soc members’ dinner party to welcome in the new acamedic year and say thanks to our existing members for sticking with us before the intake of fresh faces arrives.
No less than eighteen people turned up to sample the “delights” – a modest four courses by comparission to our last dinner party but never the less when you scale that up to that many people that is rather a lot of food to cook. Luckily Liz and Michelle very kindly contributed dishes, as did Tesco.
The real hero of the night was Fonze however who battled his way through the various dishes and a mountain of washing up alongside myself for the entire night.
I haven’t really had a debrief with most people as I didn’t get chance to get that much chatting done on Tuesday night though most people seemed to enjoy the food – I got no less than three adjectives in Paul’s thank you text message. I’m still fairly convinced the rice was awful and the soup was stone cold but for now everyone is at least pretending the food was edible.
And, as with last time, nobody died (that I know of), so perhaps we can chalk this one down as another success.
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Tags: Atheist Society, cooking, dinner party, fonze, Leeds Atheist Soc
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