2014 RO HW TimeBank Community Garden Information

Hello everyone,






We hope you are enjoying watching winter fade away, and are ready to get out and garden with us soon at the Royal Oak/Huntington Woods TimeBank Garden!


As many of you know, last year was the first year of the garden when the raised beds where built, and we learned a lot about community gardening.  This year, the garden committee has been researching how to structure and run a community garden, and we have a few things to roll out to you all regarding how the garden will work this year.  Here are the details:






Method of Communication:
Please accept this invitation to join the Royal Oak/Huntington Woods TimeBank Garden Google Group.  This is the method we will be using to communicate with everyone.





Membership Requirements:
To join the TimeBank garden, you must first join the Royal Oak/Huntington Woods TimeBank, or if you are already a member, your dues must be current. The link for joining is http://www.royaloakhuntingtonwoodstimebank.org/join.html.  Or you may sign up at the upcoming Garden Kick-Off Meeting and Garden Tour (see below.)






Garden Specific Financial Contribution:
To cover garden expenses, specifically water, we are asking for a donation of $15 per each individual, or $20 per household. Your donation does not buy you produce; you’ll earn produce with the hours that you work in the garden. If this is a hardship for you, please email Suzanne at zan248@comcast.net, and we will discretely find a non financial way to meet your donation.






Time Commitment:
In order to make this a successful, productive garden, we need everyone to commit to coming out and helping with the garden! While there is no required number of hours, we are asking that you try to participate as often as possible. When the harvest starts, as long as it is a decent growing season, you should be taking home loads of veggies each week, so your time commitment will be well worth it!  The more hours you put in to the garden, the more vegetables you’ll be taking home. Regular weekly work days will be scheduled.






Tracking Hours:
All hours that you work in the garden are to be recorded on the TimeBank hours tracking tool. You will be able to cash these hours in for harvest as the vegetables start coming in. We will provide direction and/or assistance on learning the hours tracking tool.  It is easy to use.






Garden Kick-Off Meeting and Garden Tour
Please join us on Sunday, April 13th at 2 p.m. at 12935 Victoria, Huntington Woods for our Garden Kick-Off Meeting and Garden Tour.  Our meeting agenda will include explaining our structure, recruiting people to head committees, signing up for the TimeBank, collecting donations, and touring the garden.






First Work Day
Our first work day will be Saturday, April 19th at 2pm.  We know that is Easter weekend, so hopefully you can still join us if possible. We didn't want to wait another week out, because we felt that's too getting too late into April.






Benefits of Joining:
There are so many benefits of joining the TimeBank Garden!  These include: getting to know your fellow community members better, learning new things about vegetable gardening, and/or sharing the knowledge you have, the enjoyment of being outdoors and growing something living, and the best part, fresh, home-grown, local vegetables!





Thanks to everyone, we hope to see you on Sunday the 13th!

Your Garden Committee,




Wendy Appleton
Theresa Erickson
Sally Palaian
Tom Giese
Tom MacLaney
Suzanne Johnson

March Newsletter 2014

Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank events and news to keep you exchanging time dollars

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What We Did Last Month February was a cold and snow-filled month.  TimeBank members still came out to support their neighbor on February 9th by helping one of our members paint some of the rooms and baseboards in her house.  The Garden Committee also met to start seeds to be planted this Spring, so look for more opportunities to participate in the growing season ahead.  Tom and Tom had TimeBank members to their home for board games on the 2nd of March!  It was a great time with food and fun!  The Royal Oak Community Coalition held a Health and Wellness Expo at the Royal Oak High School on March 8th which was a great success!  An orientation was held at Sue Fabian's "Outhouse" on March 9th.  It was a great opportunity for new members to learn what is new with our online system and how to use the new features!  Last but not least, Tom Giese, Tom Maclaney and Karl Dorn became the newest members of the Kitchen Cabinet Steering Committee on March 4th.  When you have a chance, drop them a note of welcome!  Our TimeBank is only as strong as our members and we are truly lucky to have such great cabinet members who put in time and effort to keep the exchanges going.   Cabinet Member Tom Maclaney plays a game with two other TimeBank members at his home on March 2nd.     What We Are Doing Next Great opportunities to engage with fellow TimeBankers and exchange hours are coming up!   /March 21st - Chili Cook-off:  Join us at Jenn DePodesta's home for a chili cook off!  Make up your best batch of Chili and see if you win!  The contestants will be judged by their peers and the winner will be recognized as the Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank Chili King or Queen.  The chili cook off starts at 6pm on Friday the 21st of March. You can drop your chili off ahead of time in a crock pot if necessary.  RSVP to Jenn and let her know you can make it and what type of Chili you plan to bring.  March 29th - Orientation (Huntington Woods)/Movie Night:  Movie night will be at Wendy and Bob's home from 7pm to 10pm featuring "Lars and the Real Girl" a film about community and engaging others.  This is an interesting movie that we will have fun talking about afterwards.  Bring a snack and a friend if you like.  We will be holding an orientation from 5pm to 7pm prior to the movie if you would like to get tips on logging into the HourWorld system.  Please RSVP to Rachel Reyst-Carroll if you will be attending orientation so that we can make sure there is enough space. March 30th - Book Club Meeting:  Join us at Sue F's home to discuss an interesting book at 2pm.  You still have time to pick up your own copy of "An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth" by Colonel Chris Hadfield.  Let Sue know if you will be coming!  April 8th - Open Cabinet Meeting:  If you have always wanted to attend a kitchen cabinet meeting to see how things work behind the scenes or maybe gather information on how you can be more active in the timebank, please join us for an open cabinet meeting on Tuesday, April 8th.  Please let us know if you plan to come!  RSVP to Nancy Chinn to get directions. April 12th - Rabies Clinic (Royal Oak):  The annual Rabies clinic is coming up in Royal Oak.  In past years we have shown up to help with paperwork, organize the line and spread the word about TimeBanking by having a presence in the community.  If you would like to participate, contact Nancy Chinn and let her know to expect you.  The goal of the rabies clinic is to provide low cost rabies shots to animals in the Royal Oak area to keep everyone and their pets safe.  The event runs from 9am to 1pm and takes place at the DPS garage on Campbell just south of 12 mile Road. April 26th - South Oakland YMCA Healthy Kids Day:  The YMCA is hosting their annual event to support kids and families in making healthy choices.  The event is chock full of fun stuff to do and information for everyone.  It will run from 10am to 1pm and you are encouraged to earn hours by helping out!  If you plan to help at the event, contact Antonio at the YMCA and let him know!  Either way this is a great community event that you won't want to miss. April 29th - 2nd Annual Wine and Cheese Event:  All TimeBank members are welcome to join us at the 2nd Annual Wine and Cheese event to be held at the Huntington Woods Library from 6pm to 8:30pm.  This is a great opportunity for you to wind down after work, meet new people and learn more about timebanking.  Bring a friend or engage in a quick orientation while you are there.  Mark your calendar now and look for more information in the coming months. June 8th - Member event at Star Jaycee Park:  Bring the family out for a picnic and to see the miniature train at the park!  More information is to come, but mark your calendars now! July 4th - Huntington Woods Parade:  This is a fun event that the timebank has participated in for a few years now.  You and your family are welcome to ride your bikes in the parade, dress up, throw candy or sit at the table to hand out materials.  The best part is that you will earn hours for participating!  If you would like to participate, contact Wendy and let her know! July 27th - Annual Meeting:  Join us at our annual meeting!  The meeting is at Nancy and Vic's home, which means you can bring the family and take a dip in the pool while you are there.  Bring a pot-luck dish and your bathing suits/towels.  We will go over the timebank's accomplishments for the year and will enjoy some fun, food and fellowship.  The meeting will be from 2pm to 5pm.  Let Nancy know if you can make it! August 9th - Green Cruise:  One of our newest cabinet members, Karl Dorn, has spearheaded a united event between the Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank and Ferndale TimeBank to participate in this year's Green Cruise!  This event is sponsored by the Sierra Club and celebrates the many ways that we can get from one place to another with only people power!  Join us at the informational tent to tell paraders about the joys of TimeBanking or simply come out and watch the festivities, go for a walk or participate in a bike ride.  Let Karl know if you plan to be a part of this fun event!  More information about it can be seen on the Sierra Club Website.   Items of Interest for YOU to Know The MI Alliance of TimeBanks has asked the Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank if we would be interested in participating in a joint fundraiser this fall.  If you would be interested in donating an item or service for an online auction (i.e. an hour of gardening help, babysitting, cabin rental etc...) then please email or call Rachel Reyst-Carroll to let us know about your interest in participating in this event.  This would take very little effort on the part of our members but could provide a much needed influx of fundraising dollars for our TimeBank.   If you own a business and are a member of the Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank, you can reserve a space on our "sponsors" page.  Let us know if you would be interested in having an ad placed on the sponsors page for a small fee.  Your ad can also be featured on our monthly newsletter.  Email Rachel with your thoughts and interest level on this new initiative.   You can now offer and request exchanges GLOBALLY through the hOurworld software online!  If you don't want to go global at this time, you simply do nothing and everything will stay as it was.  Your information will not be shared with anyone outside of our local timebank.  In the event you would like to start offering and requesting exchanges outside of Royal Oak and Huntington Woods, you can make any offer "Global" by clicking on the earth icon when you create the offer or request.  If you would like to learn more, sign up for the orientation at Wendy's house in Huntington Woods on March 29th at 5pm or contact Rachel Reyst-Carroll to set up a time for an individual orientation.  This is a great opportunity for us to exchange with other timebanks in Michigan and to see what TimeBanks are offering in other states or other countries.  If you have any questions, let us know!   CONNECT WITH US Friend us on Facebook You could earn hours starting a Twitter Account for the TimeBank and keeping it going! Read our blog Forward this to a Friend CONTACT US royaloaktimebank@gmail.com   MEET YOUR KITCHEN CABINET These Kitchen Cabinet members are active and doing their best to keep the TimeBank going!  If you have talent to share and time on your hands, consider earning time dollars by helping the cabinet make the TimeBank more sustainable and successful.  We are looking for people to do any number of things from activities as simple as posting facebook and twitter updates to hosting our next event! Laura LeBlanc Nancy Chinn Denise Barion Peggy Magary Gary Jaskolski Wendy Appleton (Huntington Woods) Rachel Reyst-Carroll Edee Franklin (Huntington Woods) Miriam Nemeth Karl Dorn Tom Giese Tom Maclaney ENDORSED BY THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON WOODS   APPROVED BY THE CITY OF ROYAL OAK SOUTH OAKLAND YMCA Member of the Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank! ROYAL OAK COMMUNITY COALITION Member of the Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank COMMON GROUND SANCTUARY   Member of the Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank NEED TECHNICAL SUPPORT? Let us know if you need help with logging your hours, seeing what offers and requests are online or if you would like to arrange an orientation date.  Contact Rachel Reyst-Carroll  by email or at 248-259-1706 and we can arrange a one on one training or put your name on the list for the next group orientation.     friend on Facebook | read our blog | forward to a friend

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Green Cruise

Saturday August 9, 2014 Ferndale Michigan—check back for the exact location Join us in celebrating the many forms of human-powered transit that help keep you and the planet healthy. Matthew Faraday '13 Green Cruiser of the Year As a bike commuter riding to Beaumont Hospital, he became involved with the Green Team and began working to promote bike commuting to the hospital. He spearheaded a mapping project that led to a cycling route map of South East Oakland County that the hospital printed and distributed. Good Job! Photo by Forester Fotographic Bicycle Rides 8am • 42 mile Detroit RideWe have a fast group 17+ and a slower group 12 to 16mph. Detroit is a great place to ride and this is a great route. Helmets and signed waivers are required, riders must obey all traffic laws, riders under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Please download, print, sign and bring the waiver to the ride. Waiver Link 9am • 22 mile Suburban Ride—fast and slow groups Helmets and signed waivers are required, riders must obey all traffic laws, riders under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Please download, print, sign and bring the waiver to the ride. Waiver Link 1pm • 4 mile Family ride—easy pace Helmets and signed waivers are required, riders must obey all traffic laws, riders under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Please download, print, sign and bring the waiver to the ride. Waiver Link Walk 10am — 5 kilometer historical walk in Ferndale Human-Powered Green Parade 12 Noon • ½ mile Parade on E. 9 Mile Rd. Go Green Crazy • Dress Up in Costumes Decorate Your Bike • Be Creative • Have Fun! Gather on 9 Mile, E. of Woodward, at 11:30 to be in the parade, Attention Groups join in the Green Cruise parade download the form here Just for Fun 10am — 2pm • Crafts from Scraps • Live Music • Face Painting • Sidewalk Chalk • Whirlybird Learn 10am — 2pm • A Healthy Lifestyle & Help Save our Environment Rejuvenate 10am — 2pm • Free Food & Refreshments Tune-up 7:30am — 2pm • Get a Free Bicycle Check-Up! Parking Available If you must drive a car park at: • Coolidge Intermediate, at Bermuda and Drayton • University High school at Paxton and University All events take place in Ferndale located just east of Woodward on 9 Mile Location link Thanks to Our 2013 Community Partners & Sponsors Whitney Lawren wore a lettuce dress in the Green Cruise Parade, photo and dress by Crystal Proxmire Mr. B of the Joy Box Express was at the Green Cruise! Playing his piano on his custom made trike he pedaled across Michigan on. He performed and rode in the parade and the Family ride. Help volunteer at the 2013 Sierra Club Green Cruise! To attend our next meeting, receive Green Cruise updates, or sponsor the Sierra Club Green Cruise, e-mail greencruise@michigan.sierraclub.org Wear Green, Dress Up in Costumes, Decorate Your Bike, Be Creative!

For information or to volunteer please contact: greencruise@ michigan.sierraclub.org Join us on facebook 2012 photos from Metromix! YouTube Parade video Event links: Event location Sponsor Packet Download the Bike Ride Waiver 2013 4 mile Family Ride Route 2013 22 mile Route 2013 42 mile Detroit Route Attention Groups join in the Green Cruise parade download the form here 2011 photos from Metromix!

February Newsletter

Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank events and news to keep you exchanging time dollars

What We Did Last Month Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank members came to Common Ground Sanctuary in Royal Oak to participate in a day of giving back to youth and families in our community in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday.  A total of 9 members were able to help set up and move bookshelves, construct an indoor garden and make lunch for the residents at the facility.  In addition to this great day of service, TimeBank members participated in Movie Night and interviewed the creator of the film, which had a tremendous turn out.  The garden committee met and we are off to a great start for the new year and our community garden.  Make sure to contact Theresa Erickson if you have questions or would like to be involved with the garden planning committee.  Finally, time bank members came out to help one of our members paint the interior walls of her house.  A lot of us are on the move and earning hours or spending them!  Don't get left out!   6 RO-HW TimeBank Members, including 4 Kitchen Cabinet Members and Jim Perlaki, Program Director, at Common Ground Sanctuary on Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday in January 2014.   The two youngest participants in the TimeBank Exchange with Common Ground Sanctuary on MLK day, clearing out book shelves so that they could be disassembled.   What We Are Doing Next Great opportunities to engage with fellow TimeBankers and exchange hours are coming up!   /March 2nd - Board Game Night:  Tom M and Tom G are hosting a board game night at their home on March 2nd from Noon to 8pm.  If you have a favorite board game you would like to play, bring it with you!  Children are welcome as long as they can participate.  Make sure to RSVP because space is limited to the first 30 people who reserve a spot. March 8th - Royal Oak Holistic Health and Wellness Expo:  The Royal Oak Community Coalition, in partnership with Royal Oak Schools, is pleased to offer more than forty vendors, fourteen classes and 3 exercise demonstrations throughout the day from 10 am – 3 pm at the Royal Oak Holistic Health and Wellness Expo on March 8th! Location: Royal Oak High School, 1500 Lexington Blvd.; centrally located in Royal Oak just North of 13 Mile Road, East of Crooks. We are looking for volunteers to help with set up (Friday, March 7th from 5-8pm), before the event (Saturday, March 8th from 8-10am), throughout the event, and after (March 8th from 3-4pm) for clean up. Please call the Coalition office at (248) 546-7622 if you have any availability (regardless of length) during those times. Thank you! March 9th - Orientation (Royal Oak):  TimeBank member Sue F has graciously offered a space for us to have an orientation in Royal Oak from 3pm to 4:30pm on March 9th.  Please contact Rachel Reyst-Carroll to RSVP because space is limited to five people.  You will learn how to use the HourWorld system online to log your hours and will have hands on help with logging past hours and posting offers and requests.  March 21st - Chili Cook-off:  Join us at Jenn DePodesta's home for a chili cook off!  Make up your best batch of Chili and see if you win!  The contestants will be judged by their peers and the winner will be recognized as the Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank Chili King or Queen.  The chili cook off starts at 6pm on Friday the 21st of March. You can drop your chili off ahead of time in a crock pot if necessary.  RSVP to Jenn and let her know you can make it and what type of Chili you plan to bring.  March 29th - Orientation (Huntington Woods)/Movie Night:  Movie night will be at Wendy and Bob's home from 7pm to 10pm featuring "Lars and the Real Girl" a film about community and engaging others.  This is an interesting movie that we will have fun talking about afterwards.  Bring a snack and a friend if you like.  We will be holding an orientation from 5pm to 7pm prior to the movie if you would like to get tips on logging into the HourWorld system.  Please RSVP to Rachel Reyst-Carroll if you will be attending orientation so that we can make sure there is enough space. March 30th - Book Club Meeting:  Join us at Sue F's home to discuss an interesting book at 2pm.  You still have time to pick up your own copy of "An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth" by Colonel Chris Hadfield.  Let Sue know if you will be coming!  April 8th - Open Cabinet Meeting:  If you have always wanted to attend a kitchen cabinet meeting to see how things work behind the scenes or maybe gather information on how you can be more active in the timebank, please join us for an open cabinet meeting on Tuesday, April 8th.  Please let us know if you plan to come!  RSVP to Nancy Chinn to get directions. April 12th - Rabies Clinic (Royal Oak):  The annual Rabies clinic is coming up in Royal Oak.  In past years we have shown up to help with paperwork, organize the line and spread the word about TimeBanking by having a presence in the community.  If you would like to participate, contact Nancy Chinn and let her know to expect you.  The goal of the rabies clinic is to provide low cost rabies shots to animals in the Royal Oak area to keep everyone and their pets safe.  The event runs from 9am to 1pm and takes place at the DPS garage on Campbell just south of 12 mile Road. April 29th - 2nd Annual Wine and Cheese Event:  All TimeBank members are welcome to join us at the 2nd Annual Wine and Cheese event to be held at the Huntington Woods Library from 6pm to 8:30pm.  This is a great opportunity for you to wind down after work, meet new people and learn more about timebanking.  Bring a friend or engage in a quick orientation while you are there.  Mark your calendar now and look for more information in the coming months. June 8th - Member event at Star Jaycee Park:  Bring the family out for a picnic and to see the miniature train at the park!  More information is to come, but mark your calendars now! July 4th - Huntington Woods Parade:  This is a fun event that the timebank has participated in for a few years now.  You and your family are welcome to ride your bikes in the parade, dress up, throw candy or sit at the table to hand out materials.  If you would like to participate, contact Wendy and let her know! July 27th - Annual Meeting:  Join us at our annual meeting!  The meeting is at Nancy and Vic's home, which means you can bring the family and take a dip in the pool while you are there.  Bring a pot-luck dish and your bathing suits/towels.  We will go over the timebank's accomplishments for the year and will enjoy some fun, food and fellowship.  The meeting will be from 2pm to 5pm.  Let Nancy know if you can make it!   Items of Interest for YOU to Know The MI Alliance of TimeBanks has asked the Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank if we would be interested in participating in a joint fundraiser this fall.  If you would be interested in donating an item or service for an online auction (i.e. an hour of gardening help, babysitting, cabin rental etc...) then please email or call Rachel Reyst-Carroll to let us know about your interest in participating in this event.  This would take very little effort on the part of our members but could provide a much needed influx of fundraising dollars for our TimeBank. A Green Cruise is happening in Ferndale on August 9th.  Give us your feedback if you would be interested in participating in a water station so that the TimeBank can be a visible presence for sustainable living.  Contact Rachel Reyst-Carroll to have your vote tallied. If you own a business and are a member of the Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank, you can reserve a space on our "sponsors" page.  Let us know if you would be interested in having an ad placed on the sponsors page for a small fee.  Your ad can also be featured on our monthly newsletter.  Email Rachel with your thoughts and interest level on this new initiative.   CONNECT WITH US Friend us on Facebook You could earn hours starting a Twitter Account for the TimeBank and keeping it going! Read our blog Forward this to a Friend CONTACT US royaloaktimebank@gmail.com   MEET YOUR KITCHEN CABINET These Kitchen Cabinet members are active and doing their best to keep the TimeBank going!  If you have talent to share and time on your hands, consider earning time dollars by helping the cabinet make the TimeBank more sustainable and successful.  We are looking for people to do any number of things from activities as simple as posting facebook and twitter updates to hosting our next event!  Laura LeBlanc Nancy Chinn Denise Barion Peggy Magary Gary Jaskolski Wendy Appleton (Huntington Woods) Rachel Reyst-Carroll Edee Franklin (Huntington Woods) Miriam Nemeth ENDORSED BY THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON WOODS   APPROVED BY THE CITY OF ROYAL OAK SOUTH OAKLAND YMCA Member of the Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank! ROYAL OAK COMMUNITY COALITION Member of the Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank COMMON GROUND SANCTUARY   Member of the Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank NEED TECHNICAL SUPPORT? Let us know if you need help with logging your hours, seeing what offers and requests are online or if you would like to arrange an orientation date.  Contact Rachel Reyst-Carroll  by email or at 248-259-1706 and we can arrange a one on one training or put your name on the list for the next group orientation.     friend on Facebook | read our blog | forward to a friend

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March and April Community Garden Events

 

PARTICIPATE IN THE COMMUNITY GARDEN

 

 

March 23rd - COMMUNITY GARDEN PLANNING COMMITTEE: If you would like to participate in the planning and implementation of the Royal Oak - Huntington Woods Community Garden, contact Wendy Appleton and let her know you are coming. Wendy can be reached at wendella49@aol.com. The meeting takes place at Wendy and Bob's home in Huntington Woods and starts at 2pm.

April 6th - COMMUNITY GARDEN OPEN HOUSE: Come to Wendy and Bob's home to ask questions, look at the garden space we will be using and provide feedback for the garden planning committee. The open house will run from 2pm to 4pm.

April 13th, 20th and 27th - GARDEN WORK DAYS: Come over and earn hours by working on the community garden. The more hours you log, the more produce you and your family can take home at harvest time. Contact Wendy Appleton at wendella49@aol.com or Dillon Hendrick at dillon.hendrick@gmail.com for more information or to let them know you will be there.



Royal Oak Rabies Clinic

 

COME LEND A HAND TO LOCAL PETS AND OWNERS

WHEN:  March 23rd, 2013 from 9am to 1pm

WHERE:  Department of Public Services, 1600 N. Campbell, southeast corner of Twelve Mile and Campbell Roads 

The Royal Oak - Huntington Woods TimeBank has provided hours of our members time in the spirit of goodwill for the last two years to the Royal Oak Animal Shelter in support of this event and we plan to do it again this year. If you would like to come to the event and earn time for participating, contact Nancy Chinn at nchinn7@comcast.net. If you don't want to earn hours at this event, feel free to stop by and bring in your dog or cat for a rabies vaccination administered by a licensed veterinarian for only $5.00. For more information, contact Nancy or visit the City of Royal Oak  website.

March Movie Night!

 

 

Watch a Movie with your TimeBanking Friends!

WHEN:   Sat, March 23rd, 7pm – 10pm

WHERE:  Wendy Appleton's house

We will be showing a few shorts and one of the following: Searching for Sugarman, if we can get it; Lars and the Real Girl, touching and funny movie that demonstrates the importance of community; or Top Secret (by the people who made Airplane) which is just ridiculous and funny.

Please let me know if you are coming as movie night has become popular and we'd like to make sure we have enough seating set up. Also, vote on which movie you'd like to see and please bring a snack to share.

RSVP to Wendy if you can make it! wendella49@aol.com