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Crafternoons at Buxmont
With the world unraveling, we need to stitch ourselves together in community, now more than ever. Let’s come to BuxMont UU for some crafting time together.
Let’s find some time for crafting and conversation. Consider it a mental health day. We can meet and work on our craft projects or just come and hang out. We can stitch, cut, mend, sketch, share stories and concerns, and maybe even patterns and craft supplies.
The Social Hall and the Fireside/Library are reserved from 11 am-3 pm for three autumn Saturday Crafternoons: September 19, October 10, November 28, and December 12.
Bring your own lunch or snack and drink. If you want to bring some food to share, that’s ok too, but not required or expected.
Kids are welcome, and parents are responsible. If the littles want to bring their books or toys or crafts, yaaaayyyy. The Fireside Library is a good kid space adjacent to social hall where we can be assured they’re safe. If you’d rather have a day without childcare responsibility, it’s fine to not bring them. Totally your call. No expectations, and not many rules!
The one rule is that we are each responsible to clean up our space and stuff. We want to leave BuxMont as clean and neat as we find it, all ready for Sunday morning service.
This is going to be easy and relaxing. Fun. Fun is good! Any questions, please contact Donna Laing at donnalaing@aol.com.
Vote Forward Letter Writing Campaign
Join our brief “Vote Forward Letter Writing Campaign!”
Purpose: Encourage new PA Voters. Julie Kimmel will train us using https://votefwd.org/
When: Sunday August 16 and September 20, noon – 12:15
Where: BuxMont UU Sanctuary
Host: BuxMont UU Peace and Justice Committee
Writing the Stories of Our Lives
Join us for four consecutive Tuesdays (Sep 22 and 29, Oct 6 and 13) from 6:30 to 8:30 to write the story of your life.
Regardless of our age, writing our stories can help us learn about ourselves and make the most out of our lives. It can assure that our knowledge and wisdom are not lost.
Plus, writing is healing. Clinical studies show that it strengthens the immune system.
In this class, you will learn the basic elements of memoir, practice using them to write about your experiences, learn to recognize the patterns of your life, and share your stories for gentle, constructive feedback. And no writing skills are needed.
Instructor Linda C. Wisniewski
Linda C. Wisniewski is the author of a memoir, two feminist time-travel novels, and an essay collection. Her work has been widely published in anthologies and journals and nominated for a Pushcart Prize.
Linda has been teaching memoir writing for over twenty years, at senior centers, writers conferences, Bucks County Community College, adult education centers, and other venues throughout the Philadelphia area. She writes the newsletter Writing and Walking on Substack .
Register here or contact nancywtaylor@gmail.com.