Two fer the price o' one...

 ... what a deal!  I probably enjoyed this page the most of all the sketches for the evening.  A plus is that it is on newsprint, not the bright white bond paper I use most of the time.

Started to look like sumpin'

 Ran outta time for this one.  It had potential.  And, just to be clear,  that squiggly line is indicative of his hair, not a malformed shoulder and trapezius.  

A blocky head study

 Really wanted to somehow use the term "block head", but that might be taken the wrong way.

Small group...I guess ya can't win 'em all.

 A messy batch of gestures started the evening off.  For me, the evening really didn't get much better.

Long pose

 I guess 45 minutes constitutes a long pose.  Would have been fun to have spent another 45 minutes or more on this.  This was a bit difficult for Lady S but she soldiered through.  We are grateful for her service.

Leanin' right

 This one was coming into its own, just a bit too slowly.  A huge change of direction from the previous drawing.

Abstract(ish) leg study

 This was the most fun sketch, for me, of the session.  This is a bit more abstract than I usually do, but I really fell in love with the shapes and the rendering.