[Women] Women's Group September 9!

[Annie Warmke]

Thanks Rebecca for all your work on this.  I will try to attend by 
Zoom.  Could we have a little time set aside to discuss future meet ups 
perhaps with a theme but online.  That way we have something to organize 
around since some of us are feeling a little Zoomed out.  Annie



On 9/2/2020 9:34 PM, Rebecca Phillips via Women wrote:
> Do we have wifi in the courtyard? As an asthmatic, I am still avoiding 
> most in-person contact and had planned to Zoom from home. (I hate 
> being an utter coward but went through several weeks of bronchitis 
> each of the last four or five years I worked--our wonderful MOV 
> air--suspect that my respiratory system would not manage a Covid 
> infection very well.)
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> A format that might work (and be simpler than trying to have everyone 
> together for everything) would be for those who want to attend in 
> person to gather in the courtyard at 6:30 for socializing, then head 
> into the social hall at 7:00 for the rest of the program.  Those of us 
> attending virtually can meet and greet online before the rest of you 
> sign on.
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> It occurs to me that we may need a count as no more than 15 people are 
> allowed in the social hall. We will need someone to arrive early to 
> set up the tables and chairs outdoors and mark the 6-foot distances. 
> And for anyone who has not seen them (I know some in this group helped 
> write them), here are the church Covid guidelines.
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> Current FUUSM Guidelines for Building Use Safety Committee Taskforce 
> on COVID-19  -  June 15, 2020 Main Requirements for use of the Social 
> Hall:
> 1.  Maintain 6-foot distancing and “take turns” entering, exiting, and 
> taking seats to allow spacing      with a maximum of 15 people.
> 2. Use facemasks that cover nose and mouth and prevent respiratory 
> droplets and aerosols from escaping.
> 3. Wash hands/hand sanitizer upon entering building.
> 4. No Food or Beverages in the building– you can’t eat/drink with a 
> facemask on.
> 5. All attendees sign in and provide information requested (For 
> confidentiality, the group leader/facilitator    can  hold the 
> attendance list.)
> 6. If attendee is not feeling well, they will not be allowed to enter 
> the building.
> 7. One person in a bathroom at a time.
> 8. At the end of the meeting, clean and sanitize table surfaces, 
> bathroom fixtures/handles, door knobs/handles, railing and other 
> “touchable surfaces”   People/groups using the facility will provide 
> their own cleaning    and sanitizing materials.
> 9. Empty waste cans (including bathrooms) and place waste bags in 
> trash bins next to RE/Office building.
> 10. Maximum length of meeting – 3 hours
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> Rebecca
> "If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need."-- 
> Cicero
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> *From:* Women <women-bounces at fuusm.org> on behalf of Chris Hoke via 
> Women <women at fuusm.org>
> *Sent:* Wednesday, September 2, 2020 8:26 PM
> *To:* A List for the Women of FUUSM <women at fuusm.org>
> *Cc:* Chris Hoke <cahoke at hughes.net>
> *Subject:* Re: [Women] Women's Group September 9!
> Cindy, I love your idea! I was wondering if we had a tent in the 
> courtyard over a table. Then offer maybe ice tea and cookies with 
> disposable plates and cups. Trash can would be under the table. We 
> would eat outside. Just keep it simple.
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> If this is not possible, I may take up Cindy’s idea with the wine!
>
> Chris
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>>         *From:* nancy wolske <nwolske17 at yahoo.com
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>>         *Cc:* Rebecca Phillips <bennphil at hotmail.com
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>>             Calling all FUUSM women: Some of us have been lamenting
>>             how much we miss our monthly get-togethers, so women's
>>             group is starting
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>>             gatherings, but we will be together again.
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>>             Date and time: Wednesday, September 9, gathering, 6:30
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>>             Our Covid-safe women's group will look a bit different.
>>             Those who wish to gather in person may do so in the
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