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Posted by SexyStoner on August 26, 2004 at 15:45:55:

Hi,

I will be organizing a roasting dinner for a politician who will be retiring. First, what makes a roasting dinner a roasting dinner? And second, what would be the proper protocol when hosting it for someone I don't know personally and who is a high-spirited, enthusiastic and humorous woman.

Any ideas or thoughts are graciously welcome.
Thanks in advance!

SS

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