The Crib Sheet | Page 5 | March 2002

## Book Group Beth Blake-Hedges 972-492-1846 The book club will be meeting on Sunday March 10th to discuss "Bridget Jones Diary" and "Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason". You do not have to finish a book to participate in the discussion and since there will be two books this time, completing both would probably be the exception rather than the rule. We will be meeting at 1:00pm a local restaurant for lunch, details to follow (or call me for more info).
## Members Night Out Kristin Eoff 972-417-0088 Hello! Get out your sombreros, because this month we are going to Tia's Mexican restaurant, at the northwest corner of Trinity Mills and Old Denton in Carrollton. We will meet at 7 p.m. on Monday, March 18, at the restaurant. Please RSVP to Kristin Eoff at txeoffs@cs.com or (972) 417-0088. See you then!
## Croppin' Mamas Joy Little 972-395-9197 Do you want to Scrapbook? Please join us on March 6th from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. at the Carrollton Library (Hebron/Josey). Come enjoy some quiet time with your photos and albums! Please RSVP to Joy Little at 972-395-9197.
## Daddy and Me Alan Sproat 972-492-1846 Last month's Kids Clinic at Lowe's (1253 E. Trinity Mills) has been rescheduled to Wednesday, March 13th. Just like we had planned for February the CECPTA dads (and moms) and children will have everything all to themselves. Normally for a Kids Clinic at Lowe's everyone in the area comes and they all spend about 20 minutes on their project and leave. The kids make something fun, get an apron to wear and take home, along with their finished project, a badge or patch for their project, and sometimes even goggles. We have set up a private class on Wednesday, March 13th at 6:30pm. in which we will not only get all those things, but the kids will be able to stay and paint their projects too. I don't know about you, but my kids always wanted to come home and paint their projects after they were done, and so did a few others, so I thought we would save you the hassle. We will bring a snack and drinks so that after working hard everyone can eat and wait for the paint to dry (wet paint and car upholstery are not a good mix). This not only gives them more time to create, it gives mom, if she stays home, more time alone (yay!) The cost is $4.00 per kit and the kids will be making a tic-tac-toe set (this is subject to change). The coordinator has already been warned to have as many colors of paint on hand possible, since this, and any project, should be very colorful (and pre-schoolers don't seem limited by the norm). I hope to see you all there.

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