Come recover from Halloween with us at St. Clair Fitness with a Piyo class. This is a program created by Chalene Johnson that is a yoga/stretching class that helps shape your body without destroying it in the process. No experience needed! Stay afterwards to catch up and maybe win an exciting prize being raffled off!
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Come get your holiday shopping for others done or maybe pick up something just for you! Let’s meet at Starbucks and get a warm beverage before heading out for shopping. Stay afterwards for lunch with friends!
Yes, this “Ladies Night Out” happens during the daytime. Sometimes that’s how we roll.
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Please join us at Julie Welter’s home (1266 Sun Ridge Drive) for December’s book club meeting to discuss John Irving’s novel, Avenue of Mysteries. Even if (or perhaps especially if) the last thing you read was Good Night Moon, please come for the laughter, food and drinks. I know this has been written often, but if you don’t have time to read the book please come anyway. Reading the book may be an easy way to create a common connection, but forming friendships certainly doesn’t involve required reading.
***We will be celebrating the holidays with a book and bottle exchange. Please bring a copy of your favorite book and bottle of wine.***
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Why did you want to join the USC Newcomers’ Club?
I started looking up local clubs just before we moved to USC because I wanted to quickly get involved in activities and meeting new people! Prior to moving here, we only knew one couple who lived in the area and I was anxious to start meeting people and making friends! I think a part of feeling settled when you move is when you start feeling like you are part of a community.
Where did you recently move from?
We moved from Clifton Park, NY – close to Albany and Schenectady. We lived there for 3 years.
Where did you grow up?
I grew up in Fairview, PA, a small suburb of Erie!
Where did you go to college and what did you study?
What do you do for your day job?
I currently stay at home with my daughter!
Do you have any kids? If so what are their names and ages?
My daughter, Clara, will be 2 in January.
Do you have any pets?
I have a cat named Izzy. I also love dogs and I hope one day to adopt a Newfoundland. (I’m not so sure my husband is on board with that.)
What do you like to do for fun?
I love to read, and usually have my nose in a book. I also enjoy movies, TV, spending time outside, watching sports (especially college football and cheering on my Wolverines).
What books on your shelf are begging to be read?
The list of books I want to read is always long. I’m currently reading Go Set a Watchman. I can’t wait to read Girl on a Train, The Husband’s Secret, Why Not Me?…just to name a few!
What’s the biggest goal you are working on now?
We moved here this summer so the biggest goal right now is settling in, meeting new people, and getting to know the city!
What upcoming Newcomers’ event are you looking forward to attending?
I’m looking forward to attending book club and I can’t wait to check out Butcher and Rye for ladies’ night out!
What other things do you want your fellow newcomers to know about yourself?
I’ve always been a little shy, but I love meeting new people and am always up for new adventures!
Please join us on Monday, November 16 at 7:30 in Julie William’s home (300 Alamo Drive) for September’s book club meeting to discuss Judy Blume’s novel, In the Unlikely Event. Even if (or perhaps especially if) the last thing you read was Good Night, Moon, please come for the laughter, food and drinks. I know this has been written often, but if you don’t have time to read the book please come anyway. Reading the book may be an easy way to create a common connection, but forming friendships certainly doesn’t involve required reading. Please bring your favorite thing to snack on or drink!
Please join us on Monday, November 16 at 7:30 in Julie William’s home (300 Alamo Drive) for September’s book club meeting to discuss Judy Blume’s novel, In the Unlikely Event. Even if (or perhaps especially if) the last thing you read was Good Night Moon, please come for the laughter, food and drinks. I know this has been written often, but if you don’t have time to read the book please come anyway. Reading the book may be an easy way to create a common connection, but forming friendships certainly doesn’t involve required reading. Please bring your favorite thing to snack on or drink!
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After you get your fill of the Fall Bounty, come kick it with the USC Newcomers at our annual kickball game! Bring your family, a light snack to share with others, and your totally awesome kickball skills. Please RSVP on the website by Thursday, November 5, with the names/ages of family members attending along with the snack you plan on bringing to the event. Beverages will be provided, and there is a playground right beside the field for younger children. Even if you don’t want to play, feel free to join us and hang out.
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Tuesday, October 6, 10 a.m.
Simmons Farm? Trax Farm?
Let us know which you’d prefer when you RSVP.
We were planning on going to Trax Farm, but last week our LDO chair was talking to some ladies and they like Simmons farm better. So let’s vote!!! We can pick some pumpkins up!
