On Thursday, Oct. 18, I met at Restoration with Larry R., Marilyn, and Gail for the first session of our study of Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States. We had a good discussion, which lasted just over an hour. Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, Nov. 13, at the church. One thing I learned from the first session was that in the 1600s some colonists got so hungry that they dug up corpses and ate them.
Today we had the HAT meeting at the Genealogy Center on Harvard. I read a poem by my favorite poet, Philip Appleman. It is titled "Hymn of Praise to the Intelligent Designer." We have moved the meetings back to the Genealogy Center by popular demand. We had about ten people there today. HAT will continue to fill the pulpit at Restoration on the first Sunday of each month. I will be the speaker in November.
Saturday, October 20, 2012
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