by Andrea Ruth and Marilyn Friedman
Take a Writing Pad class, and make your winter cozy and productive! Also, don't forget that Writing Pad gift certificates make wonderful presents. To sign up for a class, click "Buy Now" at the bottom of the class descriptions at the links below, call 323-333-2954, or email marilyn@writingpad.com to grab a spot before they are full!
Events:
•One-Person Show Performance Showcase (12/16)
•Footprints Screening (1/13)
Classes This Week:
•Writing Pad Show and Tell
Winter 2012 Classes
Book Publishing
•Get Your Book Published
•How To Hook An Agent
Children's Writing and YA
•Bullies, Werewolves, and Monsters: Creating Characters For Children’s Books and YA Fiction
•Write A Book That Sell Itself: Crafting A Killer Premise
•From Bedtime Stories To Tales of Teenage Woe: Writing For Kids and Young Adults Pt I
•From Bedtime Stories To Tales of Teenage Woe: Writing For Kids and Young Adults Pt III
Creative Writing/Multi Genre
•The Found Story: Finding Your Story In The Street
•So You Want To Be A Writer?
•Finishing School
Fiction, Memoir, Romance
•The Found Story: Finding Your Story In The Street
•Write A Book That Sell Itself: Crafting A Killer Premise
•From Aphrodite To Zeus: Myth Fueled Stories
•Storytelling at Light Speed: The Art of Flash Fiction
•I Love You Silly: Crafting The Perfect Romance Novel
Journalism, Personal Essay and Web Writing
•So You Want To Be A Freelancer?
•Blogger's Paradise: Creating Irresistible Content
•Personal Essay II: The Advanced Class
•Literary Feast: Writing A Culinary Masterpiece
•You in 1200 Words: Writing and Publishing The Personal Essay
Playwriting and Writing For Actors
•Ex’s, Bosses, and Crazy Relatives: Creating Characters For The Stage
•It's All About You: A One-Person Show Workshop
•From The Page To The Stage: Finish That One-Person Show
Screenwriting
•Get Your Foot In The Door: Develop Your Dream Script
•Lights, Camera, Action: Screenwriting Boot Camp
Andrea says:
"This Wassail recipe is perfect for any and every holiday gathering from now until New Years. It is strong and puts a hum in your day if you have too many at an afternoon party. You can make it sans alcohol, and it is still just delicious!
It's a traditional Irish Christmas drink, and it comes to me via traditional Irishwoman Sarah Lang whose Wassail was the first and best I ever tasted!"
Wassail
For 10 to 12 servings:
8 cups apple cider
1 cup dark brown sugar
1 cup dark rum
1/2 cup brandy
2 tablespoons Grand Marnier
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon cloves
1/4 teaspoon allspice
Salt to taste (just a couple pinches)
1 lemon and 1 orange, thinly sliced
Mix apple cider and brown sugar in large saucepan and heat until sugar is dissolved. Stir in the rum, brandy and Grand Marnier. Stir in spices and lemon/orange. Simmer over medium heat 2-3 minutes, stirring occasionally. Do NOT boil. If you want to be fancy, you can serve with grated nutmeg or cinnamon sticks.
Good luck - we hope it and YOU are a big hit!
Take a Writing Pad class, and make your winter cozy and productive! Also, don't forget that Writing Pad gift certificates make wonderful presents. To sign up for a class, click "Buy Now" at the bottom of the class descriptions at the links below, call 323-333-2954, or email marilyn@writingpad.com to grab a spot before they are full!
Events:
•One-Person Show Performance Showcase (12/16)
•Footprints Screening (1/13)
Classes This Week:
•Writing Pad Show and Tell
Winter 2012 Classes
Book Publishing
•Get Your Book Published
•How To Hook An Agent
Children's Writing and YA
•Bullies, Werewolves, and Monsters: Creating Characters For Children’s Books and YA Fiction
•Write A Book That Sell Itself: Crafting A Killer Premise
•From Bedtime Stories To Tales of Teenage Woe: Writing For Kids and Young Adults Pt I
•From Bedtime Stories To Tales of Teenage Woe: Writing For Kids and Young Adults Pt III
Creative Writing/Multi Genre
•The Found Story: Finding Your Story In The Street
•So You Want To Be A Writer?
•Finishing School
Fiction, Memoir, Romance
•The Found Story: Finding Your Story In The Street
•Write A Book That Sell Itself: Crafting A Killer Premise
•From Aphrodite To Zeus: Myth Fueled Stories
•Storytelling at Light Speed: The Art of Flash Fiction
•I Love You Silly: Crafting The Perfect Romance Novel
Journalism, Personal Essay and Web Writing
•So You Want To Be A Freelancer?
•Blogger's Paradise: Creating Irresistible Content
•Personal Essay II: The Advanced Class
•Literary Feast: Writing A Culinary Masterpiece
•You in 1200 Words: Writing and Publishing The Personal Essay
Playwriting and Writing For Actors
•Ex’s, Bosses, and Crazy Relatives: Creating Characters For The Stage
•It's All About You: A One-Person Show Workshop
•From The Page To The Stage: Finish That One-Person Show
Screenwriting
•Get Your Foot In The Door: Develop Your Dream Script
•Lights, Camera, Action: Screenwriting Boot Camp
Andrea says:
It's a traditional Irish Christmas drink, and it comes to me via traditional Irishwoman Sarah Lang whose Wassail was the first and best I ever tasted!"
Wassail
For 10 to 12 servings:
8 cups apple cider
1 cup dark brown sugar
1 cup dark rum
1/2 cup brandy
2 tablespoons Grand Marnier
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon cloves
1/4 teaspoon allspice
Salt to taste (just a couple pinches)
1 lemon and 1 orange, thinly sliced
Mix apple cider and brown sugar in large saucepan and heat until sugar is dissolved. Stir in the rum, brandy and Grand Marnier. Stir in spices and lemon/orange. Simmer over medium heat 2-3 minutes, stirring occasionally. Do NOT boil. If you want to be fancy, you can serve with grated nutmeg or cinnamon sticks.
Good luck - we hope it and YOU are a big hit!
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YUM
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