Re: For those ladies over 50
Well I attended my first meeting this afternoon and enjoyed it immensely.
My chapter is called the Scarlet Belles of Bournemouth and have a website here http://www.scarletbelles.blogspot.com/
We met at a local community centre five minutes walk away from our shop, so I set off down the road wearing one of my red hats to be welcomed by a lovely group of ladies of all ages over 50, who were very friendly and enthusiastic.
The chapter has been up and running for 6 months and were meeting to discuss plans for the next few months and the air was full of ideas such as going to the Xmas panto, an organ recital, a skittles/bowling trip as well as a Christmas dinner at a local hotel!
I only hope the events are on a day I can make it - they are to be daytime activities as most of the members are retired and free during the day rather than the evenings.
I sat next to another new member who had a familiar face but I couldnt remember where I had met her before, and during the conversation she asked me if I had travelled far to get to the meeting.
When I mentioned that I have the stained glass shop at the end of the road she said: "I know the lady who used to run that, do you know what she is doing now?". When I replied: "I still have the shop!" she had a hard time realising that I had lost so much weight that I was unrecognisable!!
I suppose I have got used to the 'new' me and forget just how different I used to be!!
Anyway I joined up on the spot and am now waiting to hear what dates the various activities are to be held and looking forward to joining in!
Well I attended my first meeting this afternoon and enjoyed it immensely.
My chapter is called the Scarlet Belles of Bournemouth and have a website here http://www.scarletbelles.blogspot.com/
We met at a local community centre five minutes walk away from our shop, so I set off down the road wearing one of my red hats to be welcomed by a lovely group of ladies of all ages over 50, who were very friendly and enthusiastic.
The chapter has been up and running for 6 months and were meeting to discuss plans for the next few months and the air was full of ideas such as going to the Xmas panto, an organ recital, a skittles/bowling trip as well as a Christmas dinner at a local hotel!
I only hope the events are on a day I can make it - they are to be daytime activities as most of the members are retired and free during the day rather than the evenings.
I sat next to another new member who had a familiar face but I couldnt remember where I had met her before, and during the conversation she asked me if I had travelled far to get to the meeting.
When I mentioned that I have the stained glass shop at the end of the road she said: "I know the lady who used to run that, do you know what she is doing now?". When I replied: "I still have the shop!" she had a hard time realising that I had lost so much weight that I was unrecognisable!!
I suppose I have got used to the 'new' me and forget just how different I used to be!!
Anyway I joined up on the spot and am now waiting to hear what dates the various activities are to be held and looking forward to joining in!


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