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Tuesday, January 22, 2013

DRC Chistmas Par-tea and Book Swap

I was planning to have a Hello 2013 or highlight of 2012 post but I suddenly remembered that I forgot to post about an event that I truly enjoyed last year.

I am part of a Book Club/Reader's Circle here in Davao, we call ourselves the Davao Reader's circle. We have been in existence since 2009 but became inactive for the past 2 years. We used to meet twice a month but last year we only met less than five times and I really missed the group and our chats about books, movies and just about anything. I made it a goal to have a meet up for December. I suggested to the group to have a Tea Party and Book Swap and they agreed. 
We met last December 16 at Yellow Hauz Coffee Shop. We had raffle, book swap and a trivia quiz over food and of course I had milk tea. There was no shortage of books and stories! We all brought home books as in plural! I really had fun. 
Also, Pearl and Rose introduced to us their new site, Switotwins which is a great online resource for original children stories. 
I am really glad that new faces showed up and hope that we could really have a regular meet up this year. We have BIG plans this year which includes putting up of a Reading Club 2000 here in Davao.
Our group Picture inside the Yellow Hauz because some need to leave.
Our group picture outside before leaving.

15 comments:

  1. It is nice to know that group like this is in existence in Davao. I bet Bren would be interested to join if he has extra time.

    I am not much of a book reader but I read books that caught my interest every once in a while.

    Good luck to your group Raine :)

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  2. This is a very healthy way to gather and exchange stuff :) With the advent of e-book readers, I'm so glad to know that there are still people who would rather read the conventional way. I still prefer it that way.

    Good luck to your group and keep doing what you do to encourage more youth to engage in worthy activities.

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  3. heee wala pa gihapon ko naka apil ug meet up balik...

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  4. being in a group that share your interest is really inspiring and motivating, i was in a book club before also when i was younger, but now, i am in "blogging forum", heheh, anyway, happy for you that you have your book club and a book swap is a beautiful idea.

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  5. I love reading books and when I am into it, I devour it:) It's nice for that group to be organized for those who love reading and being able to share thoughts and ideas or recommend books among members.

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  6. wow! I love that idea, I would love to join this kind of group so sad I don't know anyone around my area.

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  7. well that's a nice experience. i hope i could join that same kind of activity with our group here in cebu as well.

    cheers! :)

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  8. How nice naman na there is such a book group there in Davao that made there members get the most of it. I like that book swap thing. Pwede kayang i-swap yung book kongUnang Aralin sa Pagbasa. Joke lang po. :)

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  9. that's nice to belong to a group that you really enjoyed what you are doing. looks like everyone had a great time. goodluck for your group this year. :)

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  10. Ate Flo invite me next time? pwede? Hehehe

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  11. That really sounds fun. Kung hindi lang kayo malayo , I will join.

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  12. we should really do this again! :)

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