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Category Archives: Market Harborough WI
Join us at Book Club this evening
We look forward to seeing you this evening at the Book Club in the top lounge in the Angel Hotel, High Street, Market Harborough, 7.30 to 9.30 pm. Members will be discussing Sara Pascoe’s ‘Animal – The Autobiography of a Female Body’. News members welcome.
To contact the group to answer any questons email Val Hitchcox: marketharboroughwi@gmail.com
Bollywood picture – do you have one?
If you have a clear picture of this event early in 2016 and which shows lots of members taking part, please email the file to: marketharboroughwi@gmail.com A picture would be very welcome for inclusion in the Leicestershire and Rutland Federation annual report.
UP AND COMING EVENTS
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See you tonight at the Craft Club
Craft Club meets this evening at 7 pm in the Lounge at the Congregational Church in Bowden Lane. New members very welcome. There’s a small charge for the room hire and light refreshments.
An evening of laughter and mindfulness
This evening MHWI members were able to relax and laugh with speaker Helen Rowe. Helen explained what laughter yoga was and how it was derived, before giving everyone a chance to have a go.
She then moved on to explaining why mindfulness is currently so popular in our busy, daily lives, what it is and the opportunity to try a couple of exercises to experience a few moments of peace and tranquillity.
Intriguing read at book club
‘This is one of the Sam Ireland mystery series – Sam being a female private investigator based in Glasgow. The writer had attempted to emulate the vernacular of life in a gritty Glasgow setting but some members were deterred from reading the book because of the bad language and violence. The changing first person narrators kept us alert, as did keeping track of the various criminals and bodies that kept appearing! However, we appreciated the dark humour and took the rather improbable scenarios in our stride. We liked the short chapters which added to the feeling of pace. The intricately woven tale of gangland crimes was mingled with a unwitting romance between Sam, the private investigator, and Fergus, the hitman, whom she unwittingly dates after meeting online. . It did make us think that perhaps more care was needed when using dating websites!’
Members are now reading ‘Animal’ by Sara Pascoe which will be discussed at our next Book Club meeting on Monday, 6th February at 7.30 pm at The Angel Hotel. New members very welcome.
Fun, laughter and mindfulness tomorrow evening
Join Helen Rowe for January’s monthly meeting tomorrow evening, 7.30 pm in the Hall at the Congregational Church, Bowden Lane.




