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I don’t know what it
is about Thanksgiving. Maybe it’s how we devour a turkey or a ham so well.
Or perhaps we get quite primitive when holding a drumstick in one hand and a
cup of Grog in the other. The closer one gets to that special day where we
all give thanks for having it so well, the closer one thinks of bloodletting
and gnawing on the neck of an unsuspecting victim! Well…that’s what 29
(!!!!) of our club members and their guests felt when we all voluntarily
opened Thanksgiving week by spending the night with Count Dracula. I should
explain…
Our third annual San
Diego Panteras Evening at the Theatre was held just this last Saturday,
November 17th and a bloody good time was had by all. We started
with dinner at Pizza Nova in Solana Beach and enjoyed not only a great meal
but were treated with wonderful and speedy service (considering 27 people
ordered dinner at the same time). We all rocked the outdoor tent with
laughter and B.S. stories. This was a special night for our host and his
lovely wife, Bobby and Jennifer Udell, because it was at this inaugural
event two years ago where Bobby brought a blind date, being Jennifer, and I
must say that blind date turned out exceptionally well!
Also in attendance
were Mike and Denise Becker, Dave Briggs and Doreen Harvey, Phil and Swan
Camp and Swan’s niece. Elma Thompson, Craig and Gigi Campman, Craig and
Nancy Cline and their daughter Jamie, Bill and Montse Hohnhorst, Ron and
Carol Ketcham, Dan and Charleen Miller, Scott and Martha Miller, Kevin and
Llynne Ryniker, Marshall Smith, Count Ralphula and Pat Suarez and Brock
Tella and his better half, Terry Stewart.
After dinner, we all
took the short walk to the North Coast Repertory Theatre where we all
enjoyed an adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula. The play was a little long
for some but was well acted and very entertaining. At $29 each, the show was
a bargain and was so much more enjoyable seen at Thanksgiving time rather
than say, Halloween. Count Dracula went for the neck of all the girls and I
haven’t seen drinking like that since our club last visited The Rhino Bar!
A great big thank
you goes out to Bobby and Jennifer for a special
evening of food,
friends and bloodlust. You don’t need to be a theatre-
goer to enjoy this
event folks. This is always a great time and it’s a
not miss. Perhaps
we’ll see The Nutcracker late next October!!
Cookem!
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