Bringing us closer together

Hello Peeps. Ben and I were discussing last night things that could bring the group closer together and enable people to get to know a little more about each other than just being a Transition groupee. Firstly the idea of hot chocolate, sandwiches and whiskey whilst watching badgers was mentioned, (have I got that right Ben) for the next badger watch or....and I'm sure this is probably a good alternative....we book a meal at the Rose and Crown afterwards for everyone, of course this may be difficult for those who have children.

I know there are the Green drinks and meetings etc but I thought about things that could involve everyone including the children (the future inheritors of our Mother Earth) What are people's view on organising a Christmas knees up? By the way do we do a soup kitchen Hertford at chrsitmas (or any other time for that matter). Views and ideas if you please. :-) x

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Permalink Reply by carolyn westlake on October 5, 2010 at 16:33
I think a Christmas shindig is a brilliant idea- I'm definetly up for it! Soup Kitchen? The Churches (or maybe its just All Saints Church- not sure- does Christmas lunch prezzies and entertainment for the elders of the community up at Sele Farm school. :)
Permalink Reply by Wenderlynn Jane Bagnall on October 5, 2010 at 18:35
Excellent! So if anyone else thinks a shindig for chrissymas is a good idea then let me know. Perhaps people can let me know there ideas of what kind of a do they fancy, a pub meal, a community hall based thing. Let me know and I'll see where we can hold it.
Permalink Reply by Ray Bomber on November 27, 2010 at 16:00
Don't know about laying our own soup kitchen, but there's soup for shoppers in the Quaker Room (which people will know after the film evening) on Dec. 11th and 18th, I think it's 11 - 1.00. Some of us could chat there if so inclined.
Ray

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