February 16, 2004

sunday lunches

i can't remember if i've ever mentioned it here before, but since we moved into the house on lookout mountain we've begun having big sunday lunches nearly every other week. it started as isaac's idea to bring people from his church, rock creek fellowship, together after worship, but since has expanded to include many other people -- sometimes as many as 40+ guests. isaac still manages the meals, giving food assignments each week to various roommates and friends, but the collection of people gathered and churches represented has become quite ecumenical, so to speak. (if you're in the area and would like to join us sometime, i can let you know when the next one is.) today's photo is from yesterday's lunch. as the afternoon wanes, folks tend to disperse to seats on the floor and couches, chatting, reading the paper, or even napping. (which reminds me, congrats to jes, er lee, on another ny times book review...)

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the independent film this week at the bijou theatre is called the triplets of belleville and, i must admit, looks truly fascinating. okay, yes, it is animated, but since when does that really say anything about the quality of a film (see finding nemo, the iron giant, etc, etc). and yes, it is french, so it has a few strikes against it. but check out the website, the trailer, and the reviews (a 90 on metacritic is pretty dang impressive), and join us tonight at 7:30 at the bijou to find out for yourself. oh, and for those who missed the house of sand and fog last week, its still playing.

Posted by andy at February 16, 2004 07:54 AM
Comments

theologically ecumenical

socially affluent & hipster exclusively, though that may be redundant

Posted by: JosiahQ at February 16, 2004 09:30 AM

is that benjamin thomas jr.? is that his girlfriend who i will never meet because we live so very far away?

i want to come to sunday brunch. can i bring the wasabi peas?

Posted by: jerah at February 16, 2004 07:49 PM

Monty:

yes, "les triplettes" is a good film. The fact that it is in French won't bother anyone since there is hardly any dialogue. But, you will also find the typical French sterotypes of North Americans comically displayed... they're all fat, crude, materialists...

The soundtrack is also cool.

Posted by: jeffrey baus at February 17, 2004 05:06 PM

I am so not cool enough for this crowd. On the other hand, I have an adorable baby, and even hipsters like babies.

Posted by: John at February 18, 2004 01:28 AM

Omg thats right! Please come see me and my friends! ;)

Posted by: watch moi at March 18, 2005 10:37 AM
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