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Santa Fe TTN is organized and led entirely by volunteers.
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As we
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approach the beginning of 2016, do you find yourself wondering what on earth happened to 2015?! It seems like the latest
Pasatiempo is on your doorstep almost before you've finished the last one. Time in Santa Fe seems to fly much more quickly than it does in other places. Maybe it's because we have so much to do here, from our broad array of museums, lectures and volunteer opportunities, to the variety of groups you find on Meet-Up - where TTN now has a larger presence.
We begin a new year of programming and social activities with new leadership and new energy. We look forward to hearing what's important to you as we continue to grow the chapter.
Our first program will feature award-winning local author,
Pat Shapiro. She will talk with us about some of the women featured in her latest book,
The Privilege of Aging. The 12 women whose interviews appear in her book are between the ages of 76 and 102. They may just have some useful tips about longevity and appreciating our longer lives. We hope to see you there on Monday, January 25th .
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Monthly Meeting
The January meeting will be
Monday, January 25th from 5:45-7:30pm
Montezuma Lodge
431 Paseo de Peralta - j
ust to the left and behind the Scottish Rite Temple with plenty of parking.
$3 suggested donation
Bring a guest!
January program:
THE PRIVILEGE OF AGING
(postponed from November 2015)
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Pat Shapiro with her newest book
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What are the keys to successful aging?
In this stimulating talk,
local author
Pat Shapiro will draw on the lives of the twelve women from the ages of 76 to 102 featured in her latest book
The Privilege of Aging and share what she learned from interviewing them. Her talk will cover the secrets to the women's longevity and their vitality as well as a new vision of aging that can change how we all view the years ahead.
Pat Shapiro is an award-winning au
thor who has writt
en or co-authored nine nonfiction books. She specializes in writing and speaking on the issues of women at mid-life and older. She has a master's in social work and draws on that training to understand the human condition, particularly women's development. Pat is also a writing coach and yoga instructor.
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MEMBERS AND GUESTS CELEBRATE AT OUR HOLIDAY POTLUCK 2015!
Nearly 30 TTN Santa Fe Chapter members and guests attended our festive holiday gathering last month at the Montezuma Lodge! Everyone enjoyed the sumptuous potluck spread as well as the colorful seasonal decorations! Two gift baskets - plus Georgia O'Keeffe prints - went to the winners of our traditional raffle.
The annual holiday party is always an opportunity for TTN members to enjoy each other's company; additionally, this year's festivities also introduced our guests - and potential new members - to the camaraderie that TTN provides!
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TTN Santa Fe Chapter wishes you a
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Warm up to TTN
at our Coffee Club
Wednesday, Jan 13
3:00-4:00 pm
Downtown Subscription
Connect with TTN
at Happy Hour
Wednesday, Jan 20
5:00-6:00 pm
Hotel Santa Fe & Spa
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Non-members are welcome to attend the Monthly Meetings, Coffee Club & Happy Hours.
Come and learn more about Santa Fe TTN and the value
of becoming a member.
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Santa Fe TTN Social Groups use MeetUp to schedule
and
share event ideas.
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To sign up follow these instructions:
and select sign up, using your e-mail address. You must go into you e-mail and verify your registration to finish the registration with Meetup.
Then find and sign up with:
"SANTA FE CHAPTER
THE TRANSITION NETWORK".
If you are already a Meetup member, sign into Meetup as usual and look for our group title listed above.
If you need help,
contact Ann Church:
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