2019–2020...22-inch necklace with aventurine and black onyx beads, silver beads, one lampworked...

Live Auction & Silent Auction KickoffSaturday, November 2 • 7 pm–9 pm

Silent Auction ContinuesSunday, November 3 • 10 Am–12:45 pm

and resumes online at TogetherAuction.com/muuf

21 Normandy Heights Road, morristown, NJ

2019–2020

http://togetherauction.com/muuf

Auction Instructions

LIVE AUCTIONApproximately 15 items will be auctioned live on the evening of November 2. Please be generous in your bids.This is our biggest fundraiser and continues to provide enjoyable community events for the entire year.

SILENT AUCTION• Silent auction item bidding begins the same evening as the Live Auction and continues the following

morning. Bidding will continue online for items that still have openings.

• For items that have a minimum bid, you may continue to bid but MUST bid a higher price than the previousbidder to successfully win.

• For items that have a fixed bid, the first people to sign up win. Later bidders will be placed on a waitlist.

• You will be notified and invoiced by email if you are a winning bidder for silent auction items.

• If you are the winner of a particular service or item, it is your responsibility to contact the donor once youhave paid to arrange for pickup or delivery of the service or item. Items stored at the Fellowship will beavailable for pick up upon payment of your invoice.

EVENTS (DINNERS, ETC.)If you later find that you are unable to attend an event, you should contact the Service Auction Committee at [email protected], who will check the waitlist to find a replacement. Alternatively, you may consider your payment to be a tax-deductible donation to the Fellowship. Also, please notify the host/hostess ofyour unavailability.

SERVICESSome services specify dates by which the service must be taken; all other services must be taken by September30, 2020. If you have bought a service but do not take it by the time limit, your payment will be considered atax-deductible donation to the Fellowship. Thank you.

All goods and services are offered “As Is.” You participate in all events at your own risk. By his or her purchase,the buyer waives any claim for liability against either the Morristown Unitarian Fellowship or the donor ofproperty or services that may result from the utilization of property or services sold. The Service AuctionCommittee reserves the right to determine the winning bid(s), to make any corrections to a listing, or towithdraw an item that does not reach the minimum price. Decisions of the committee are final.

Thank you to Fellowship members and friends who have been generous in donating their time, their talents,and the use of their homes. In addition to helping raise funds, you help weave the fabric of community thatmakes our Fellowship a special place.

For any questions, please email [email protected].

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Silent Auction Bidding RulesThere are two ways to bid—Minimum Bid or Fixed Price.

mINImUm BID – In order to win, you must make the highest bid. Please check the offerings until the biddingon these items is closed, to see if you want to bid higher.

INCREMENTS – If the minimum bid for an item is $99 or less, you must raise the bid by at least $5 to beconsidered. If minimum bids are $100-$199, bids increase by at least $10. If items start at $200 or more, bidsincrease by $25 or more.

FIXED pRICE – This is THE price. Whoever signs up first wins.

ONE NAME to a line on the bid sheets please.

pROXIES – If someone has paid the proxy fee for you to bid on their behalf, that person should give youinstructions on items of interest and maximum prices that you are authorized to bid. You will be given a proxybidding paddle to use during the Live Auction. For the Silent Auction, you may print the name of the person forwhom you are the proxy bidder on the bid sheets in the Terrace Room on November 2.

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LIVE AUCTION ITEMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

SILENT ACTION ITEMS

Art/Handcrafted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Meals and Gatherings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Lessons/Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Outings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Foods to Go . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Calendar of Event Dates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Back Cover

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L1. PumPkin Bread

Kathleen Burgess

This is the best pumpkin bread you will ever taste! Therecipe, adapted from late 18th century recipes, is from thehistoric Fanny Pierson Crane House in Montclair. 5" x 9"loaf with raisins and walnuts.

L2. homemade ravioLi

Brooke Donaldson and Candice Donaldson

A batch of homemade ravioli in two available flavors iswaitng for you, either classic cheese (with homemade redsauce) or seasonal pumpkin. Twenty ravioli will beavailable for your feasting! Date will be jointly agreed uponfor delivery to the Fellowship.

L3. reserved sundaY Parking sPaCe

Morristown Unitarian Fellowship

Our new parking lot has plenty of parking spaces, but onlya select few are close to the front door. No more wastedtime searching for a spot when you’re running late. One ofthese coveted spots can be yours to use or to share for theyear! This offering is a tradition among UnitarianUniversalist congregations. Effective Sunday November 16,2019 through Sunday, October 18, 2020.

L4. LamPworked Bead neCkLaCe

Nancy Lee McLure

21-inch necklace with aqua lampworked beads with white,silver, and glass beads and silver clasp.

L5. riBLiCious dinner

Brenda Forte and Mark Aronson

We will deliver to your home the following deliciousdinner: falling-off-the-bone delicious baby back ribs,crunchy Asian slaw, sweet corn on the cob, red potatosalad with blue cheese or goat cheese dressing (yourchoice), blueberry crisp a la mode. Dinner serves sixhungry people. In the past, this has been a highly soughtand fought-over item. Ask the past winners if it was worthit! Date: to be mutually determined, some time over thesummer of 2020.

L6. This song’s For You

Darrell Courtley

I will write you a song. You supply a theme, or title, orpiece of a verse, and I will use it to compose and arrange anew song just for you. The winning bid receives both aprinted copy and a downloadable digital recording. Haven’tyou always wanted your own song?

L7. Cookie Care PaCkage

Christine Reynolds and Kathleen Adams

Send homemade treats to someone you love. Allshipments include 3 dozen cookies and bars tailored to therecipient’s preferences. Recipes have a proven track recordof arriving intact, accompanied by a personal note fromyou. Package delivery scheduled for early March 2020.Price includes cost of shipping.

L8. oiL PorTraiT oF Your PeT

Carolyn Evans

Based on your photos, I will paint an 8" x 10" or 10" x 12"portrait (your choice of either size) of your pet. An image is provided online of a previous pet portrait I havecompleted, as an example of my style.

L9. Come FLY wiTh me

Gabor Kiss

Experience a flight in a small (I do mean small!) two-seaterCessna 150 airplane. See your house, the Water Gap, theFellowship, foliage, flowering trees, and more fromapproximately 2000-3000 feet. The plane has dual controlsso you can get some hands-on experience, but let me dothe landing, please! Departure from Somerset Airport inBedminster. Date TBA.

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L10. sTearns’ Two sTudio aLBums: SPARK and

DECEMBER SONGSStearns Matthews

Our Director of Music Ministries, Stearns Matthews, released his debut album in November 2014. A mix of musical theatre, standards, and pop, the album was produced by Paul Rolnick for Zevely Records and features musical direction and arrangements by Christopher Denny. Stearns’ vocal work has been acclaimed by NYC critics. SPARK, the CD, won the 2015 MAC Award and the2015 Bistro Award for Best Recording. Visitwww.stearnsmatthews.com for more info. His second album is a recording of the song cycle December Songs, words and music by Maury Yeston. It was released in November of 2017 and is the first-ever recording of the work with a male singer. December Songs is a modern retelling of Schubert’s “Die Winterreise.”

L11. CusTom gLass ChaLiCe

Liz Roper

We have a history of chalice artists and glass artists on ourstaff and among our members. Our Director of LifespanFaith Formation, Liz Roper, is continuing the tradition. Ifyou win this item, she will work with you so she can createyour own custom glass chalice, large enough to hold asmall tea light. Co-create a chalice that will help kindle theflame at home and match your soul, or your decor. Alsosee Liz’s Dark and Stormy on display as a sample.

L12. CusTom FamiLY or PeT sTiTCh PorTraiT

Yvonne Geist-Gorman

Submit your photo of choice and see it turned into acustom cross-stitch portrait! Commemorate a special eventsuch as a wedding date or new baby, celebrate an animaladoption, or simply capture your loved ones in stitch form.Yvonne will customize the portrait to your liking withchoice of colors and apparel.

L13. saiL on The CLearwaTer

Toby Tyler and Annette Tyler

Take a sail on the sloop Clearwater, the 106-footenvironmental sloop that sails the Hudson River. JoinClearwater members Toby and Annette Tyler for anafternoon sail. We’ll carpool from the Fellowship. WhenClearwater publishes their schedule, we’ll find aconvenient date. Date of June 27 is APPROXIMATE for now.

L14. uniTarians in Cars going To JerseY diners

Jamie Boyce

Jamie will pick up the lucky winners and take them out forbrunch at a classic New Jersey Diner. Along the way,complain about the traffic while enjoying a New Jersey-inspired soundtrack with tunes like Ella Fitzgerald’s “NewJersey Bounce” and Tom Wait’s “Jersey Girl.” Date and timeto be arranged. Drink coffee, eat pork roll, and celebrateNew Jersey!

L15. dinner wiTh aLison and david

Alison Miller and David Snedden

Start the year off right by joining Alison and David at theirhome for a delicious New Year’s dinner. We will share ourintentions with each other for the coming year. Based onthe goals you set for yourself for 2020, Rev. Alison willcreate a personal meditation for you, and David will createan original work of art based on that intention. Thewinners will receive their unique artwork and apersonalized meditation shortly after the event.

date: Saturday, January 4 - 6:00 PM

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a1. inTerdePendenT weB

Annette Tyler

Stained glass spider web designed and created by AnnetteTyler, approximately 10½" x 12½".

offered: 1minimum Bid: $50

a2. green sTone neCkLaCe

Nancy Lee McLure

22-inch necklace with aventurine and black onyx beads,silver beads, one lampworked bead, and silver clasp and 4-inch extender.


a3. naTuraL maTeriaL neCkLaCe

Nancy Lee McLure

19-inch spiny green and red coral necklace with silverbeads and a silver clasp.


a4. Turquoise and CoraL neCkLaCe

Nancy Lee McLure

24-inch necklace with American turquoise and genuinecoral beads including sterling silver beads and clasp.

offered: 1Fixed Price: $75

a5. JasPer neCkLaCe

Nancy Lee McLure

22-inch coffee jasper necklace with brown divider beadsand copper clasp.


a6. souTh hero Bird house

Nancy Lee McLure

A colorful bird house brilliantly decorated by ElizabethBain. A work of art any bird would love to occupy, acolorful sunflower to brighten everyone’s day, with 20pounds of black oil sunflower seed, handmade in SouthHero, Vermont.


a7. souTh hero Bird house

Nancy Lee McLure

Elizabeth Bain turned this colorful bird house, handmadein South Hero, Vermont, into another work of art. Acurtained window with a flower box would entice any birdto build its nest for its chick, unless you keep it as an artobject inside your home.


a8. vermonT weaTher sTiCk

Judy Oehler

You dare to question? Works like magic year after year. Theweather stick points up for sunny and pleasant days anddown for rainy and cold days. Don’t believe? See foryourself!


a9. CaroLine—a CaT and The red Car

Judy Oehler

Got grandchildren? Wanna see them smile? Try thischarming rendition of a ‘Kittie-Kat’ on an adventure.


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a10. neCkLaCe

Judy Oehler

Funky and classy—you’ll be noticed wearing a modern,impressionistic piece of jewelry like this.


a11. neCkLaCe

Judy Oehler

Pretty and sweet—guaranteed to brighten winter clothesaround the office.


a12. neCkLaCe

Judy Oehler

Heads will turn when you’re wearing this striking piece ofjewelry. EXPECT COMPLIMENTS!


a13. ASSEMBLY, gouaChe on Tar PaPer

Peg McAulay Byrd

Painting by long-time member Peg McAulay Byrd. Titled“Assembly,” this 18" x 48" gouache on tar paper wascompleted in 1991. Peg is an accomplished painter andpoet who has exhibited in Belgium, France, Canada, Japan,and numerous US galleries and museums. She wasawarded artist-in-residence in France, Belgium,Massachusetts, New Jersey, Vermont, and Virginia.


a14. CeramiC vesseL

Peg McAulay Byrd

Ceramic pot made by long-time member Peg McAulayByrd, an accomplished artist. Peg has exhibited in Belgium,France, Canada, Japan, and numerous galleries andmuseums in the US. Peg was adjunct professor at DrewUniversity from 1989-2005 and awarded residencies inBelgium, France, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Vermont, andVirginia. Her work offers very personal insights about herresponse to striking and unusual subjects.


a15. originaL Poem

Janine Torsiello

Would you like a customized poem? Janine will spendsome time visiting with you, and from that conversation,she will create a poem for you on any subject of yourchoice. This might be an opportunity to write aboutanother person who is central to your life or to considersomeone from the past that you want to remember.


a16. “Lemon Tree”Christine Frederick

#42/150 “Lemon Tree” is a limited-edition relief print(framed and glass covered) by NJ Artist Judy Targan 28½"width x 35½".


a17. rose garden PrinT

Drew Hayes

Georgia O’Keefe-like photographic print from the lens ofDrew Hayes


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a18. PeonY BLossom PrinT

Drew Hayes

Georgia O’Keefe-like photographic print from the lens ofDrew Hayes.


a19. handmade PuPPeT

Franklin Heller

Meet ”Mary,” a lovely doll-like puppet to perch on abedside table or grace your windowsill. She is part of ateam of puppets that have been donated for social justicecauses—to an after-school program called HourChildren,to a Harlem public school, and to an annual celebration ata clinic for children of hotel workers in Harlem. The artist,Wendy Hirschberg, was an exhibiting sculptor in NYC, theNetherlands, and Belgium who switched to puppet makingabout 1½ years ago. Her work can be seen onBigWPuppets and Etsy. A puppet stand is available for anadditional $15.



Franklin Heller

Meet ”Sandy,” a lovely doll-like puppet. She is part of ateam of puppets that have been donated for social justicecauses—to an after-school program called HourChildren,to a Harlem public school, and to an annual celebration ata clinic for children of hotel workers in Harlem. The artist,Wendy Hirschberg, was an exhibiting sculptor in NYC, theNetherlands, and Belgium, and she went in a new directionwith puppet making about 1½ years ago. Her extensivework can be seen on BigWPuppets and Etsy. A puppetstand is available for an additional $15.



Franklin Heller

Meet ”Wanda,” a lovely doll-like puppet. She is part of ateam of puppets that have been donated for social justicecauses—to an after-school program called HourChildren,to a Harlem public school, and to an annual celebration ata clinic for children of hotel workers in Harlem. The artist,Wendy Hirschberg, was an exhibiting sculptor in NYC, theNetherlands and Belgium, and she went in a new directionwith puppet-making about 1½ years ago. Her extensivework can be seen on BigWPuppets and Etsy. A stand isavailable for an additional $15.


a22. dark and sTormY ChaLiCe—BLue/PurPLe/BLaCk

Liz Roper

We have a history of chalice artists and glass artists on ourstaff and among our members. Our Director of LifespanFaith Formation, Liz Roper, is continuing the tradition. Thissmall glass chalice will hold a tea light for you and fit onyour home altar or as a centerpiece on your dining table tokeep that chalice flame kindled throughout the week.


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mm1. new Year’s daY good LuCk dinner

Toby Tyler, Don Preziosi, Annette Tyler, and Newly Preziosi

A southern tradition. Ham and black-eyed peas (plus othersouthern food) are a good luck charm when served onNew Year’s Day. Come join us to guarantee good luck in2020! Held at the Tyler’s house, 1:00 to 4:00 PM

date: Wednesday, January - 1:00 PMoffered: 20Fixed Price: $45

mm2. Chinese new Year PoT-LuCk CeLeBraTion

Margaret Ng and Edward Ng

Chinese New Year is the most important of the Chineseholidays and is a time of feasting with family and friends.Don’t know how to cook Chinese? Don’t worry! Just bringa dish you like (regardless of origin) with one of severallucky components e.g. rice, long noodles, shrimp, chicken,oranges, etc. (But not to fret—you will receive guidanceafter registration.) Children are welcome! Optional WhiteElephant game for adults. BYOB. We look forward tocelebrating with you!

date: Saturday, January 25 - 2:00 PMoffered: 20Fixed Price: $25

mm3. gourmeT dinner and house Tour

Laura Alper

Please join Laura for a gourmet (but also gluten-free)dinner and narrated tour of the art and antiques collectedover 3 decades at her Morris Township home. A convivial,scrumptious, and aesthetic time will be had by all!

date: Saturday, May 16 - 5:30 PMoffered: 7Fixed Price: $55

mm4. sTaY ouT oF The guTTer

wiTh riTa, Jane, and kaTe

Rita Morris, Jane Kelly, and Kate Sa

Join Rita, Jane, and Kate for bowling, pizza, and otherrefreshments at Hanover Lanes, Route 10 East, EastHanover. Gutter bowlers welcome!

date: Sunday, January 19 - 1:00 PMoffered: 15Fixed Price: $40

mm5. PanCake BrunCh

Joe Uhrhane and Beth Wilson

Enjoy a sumptuous pancake brunch at the home ofJoe Uhrhane and Beth Wilson. Lots of conversation andconviviality. Snow date January 26.

date: Sunday, January 19 - 1:00 PMoffered: 10Fixed Price: $30

mm6. PanCake BrunCh


Enjoy a sumptuous pancake brunch at the home of JoeUhrhane and Beth Wilson. Lots of conversation andconviviality. Snow date February 16.

date: Sunday, February 2 - 1:00 PMoffered: 10Fixed Price: $30

mm7. PanCake BrunCh


Enjoy a sumptuous pancake brunch at the home of JoeUhrhane and Beth Wilson. Lots of conversation andconviviality. Snow date March 22.

date: Sunday, March 15 - 1:00 PMoffered: 10Fixed Price: $30

MEALS AND GATHERINGS

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mm8. garden ParTY

Elizabeth Bain

Elizabeth Bain is offering a treat for the senses at herMorristown home: the sight and scent of luscious blooms,delicious finger foods, beverages, and the company ofFellowship friends. In case of rain, bring an umbrella forstrolling through the garden; and then take cover on theporch or indoors.


mm9. BrunCh and Begonias

Barbara Pecca and Jane Kelly

Take a pause from your busy schedule and have a relaxinglunch with Fellowship friends. Enjoy the flowers on Barb’sdeck and stroll around the beautiful yard.

date: Sunday, June 14 - 1:00 PMoffered: 10Fixed Price: $30

mm10. LaTin sundaY BrunCh aT eL PorTaL

Kathleen Solu and John Solu

Delicioso filete y huevos, fruta fresca, cafe y tres leches(steak and eggs, fresh fruit, coffee and cake)—Join Johnand Kathy Solu for a lovely brunch in one of Morristown’smany Central and South American restaurants. This one isproudly owned by our own Kael Krone’s dad, Fito.

date: Sunday, December 8 - 12:30 PMoffered: 12Fixed Price: $25

mm11. LeT’s do LunCh!Mary Courtley

She’s looking for five folks who would like to have lunchwith her. You’ll gather around Mary’s cozy table and sharestories and some good laughs. She’ll be cooking up ayummy lunch of homemade soup, salads, and dessert.Let’s do lunch! (12:00-2:00 PM)

date: Wednesday, February 5 - 12:00 NOONoffered: 5Fixed Price: $25

mm12. LeT’s do LunCh!Mary Courtley

Mary is looking for five folks who would like to have lunchwith her. You’ll gather around her cozy table and sharestories and some good laughs. Mary will be cooking up ayummy lunch of homemade soup, salads, and dessert.Let’s do lunch! (12:00-2:00 PM)

date: Saturday, February 8 - 12:00 NOONoffered: 5Fixed Price: $25

mm13. TaCo ParTY

Sarah Dundas and Ida Picker

Come join them for a lively evening. You can build yourown tacos—for vegetarians and meat eaters—with tons oftoppings, yellow rice, black beans, and salad and drinks—and also play the goofy game of Cranium and possiblydance!

date: Saturday, March 28 - 6:00 PMoffered: 10Fixed Price: $45

mm14. winTer aFTernoon gaThering

Dan Cohen and Lou Matuyza

Come socialize! Have tasty and hearty savory snacks withDan and Lou. You’ll spend an afternoon together in theirwarm cozy house. There will be a signature cocktail tosample, too! And you’ll finish with coffee and sweets. Webet there may be some sort of game involved too! *Therewill be gluten and omnivore foods. Snow date is Sunday,March 15. Party hours are 1:30-4:30 PM



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mm15. harvesT dinner

Jonathan Jeans and Susan Jeans

This dinner features many lovingly prepared deliciousdishes, including grass-fed beef and wild-caught shrimp.You will also enjoy a tour of their organic garden. Many oftheir vegetables are home grown and make for a widerange of dishes to enjoy! Wine included.

date: Sunday, September 20 - 5:00 PMoffered: 50Fixed Price: $65

mm16. more Than a Book swaP

Donna Perch and Tom Perch

Book lovers are invited to join us for an afternoon offriendship, food, and great conversation. Bring a fiction ornon-fiction book you would love to talk about and swap itfor another. Even sign up for additional books you hearabout. Meet all your reading needs! And share in horsd’oeuvres, desserts, and wine, beer, and non-alcoholicbeverages. What a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

date: Sunday, April 19 - 2:00 PMoffered: 14Fixed Price: $40

mm17. BunCo is Big Fun!Dan Cohen

Bunco is back again this year. This zero-skill fun event is agreat way to meet new people, talk to old friends, and rolldice! If you can count to 21, you can play. If you’ve playedbefore, come back for this year’s game. If you haven’tplayed, sign up. Savory snacks, wine, soft drinks, andsweets will be served in the Fellowship Terrace Room.There will be gluten. Snow date January 25.


mm18. augusT PooL ParTY and dinner

Christine Reynolds

Come swim in the pool, relax on the deck, partake in agourmet meal, and enjoy the company. The smoked ribsand salmon are amazing! Rain date August 16.Children free.

date: Saturday, August 15 - 2:00 PMoffered: 20Fixed Price: $40

mm19. raCLeTTe dinner

Laurent Comes and Mia Comes

Raclette is a traditional winter dinner of melted raclettecheese, potatoes, cured/grilled meats, and vegetables. It isbest eaten after a long day of ski or mountain activity, withfriends, and wine. This slow meal is prepared at the tablewith everyone sitting around the raclette grills. Wines willbe served to allow for better digestion. We will havedessert and coffee. We can arrange free babysitting at ourplace while we have adult time. Let us know!

date: Saturday, February 8 - 5:00 PMoffered: 12Fixed Price: $65

mm20. aPPLes-To-aPPLes game

Linda DeLap

You’ll eat a light lunch at the Fellowship (salads, beverages,cookies) and then play the friendly, easily learned boardgame Apples to Apples. The “judge” plays a green apple(adjective) card, and the other players respond with theirbest or funniest matches on red apple (noun) cards. Ages12 and up. Back-up date of February 23 in case ofproblems with room availability or bad weather.



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mm21. a russian FeasT FiT For a Czar

Beverly Hays and George Hays

Come to Beverly and George’s home for a warm heartymeal on a cold winter evening. Delicacies will includeChicken Kiev, pickled herring, blinis, beet borscht, caviarand, of course, vodka—and more. Snow date February 29.


mm22. siCiLian deLighTs on The Lake

Barbara Castellana Stasiak

By the shores of White Meadow Lake, on the first day ofsummer, come feast on four courses of authentic Sicilianfare, drawn from Castellana family cuisine and influencedby the culinary cultures of the island’s invaders over thelast two millennia—Greek, North African, Arab, Norman,and more. Also enjoy video performances of Sicilian songsand dances by Barbara’s Coro d’Italia troupe and a 48thanniversary screening of the Wedding Scene from “TheGodfather,” featuring Barbara’s 1972 film debut.

date: Saturday, June 20 - 6:30 PMoffered: 10Fixed Price: $60

mm23. vaLenTine’s daY CoCkTaiLs and TaPas—CeLeBraTion oF Love

Nina Nemeth and Ken Nemeth

Come enjoy a LOVELY afternoon of special assorted tapas,cocktails, and SWEETS. Celebrate our LOVE for oneanother. For those who LOVED the Nemeths’ smokedsalmon dinner, not to worry! There WILL be some smokedsurprises! 3:00-7:00 PM


mm24. BoTTLe shoCk 2020—wine TasTing

in Lake inTervaLe

Jerry Weinstein and Marjorie Wormser

Back in 1976, a wine competition held in Napa, CA, wastermed the “Judgment of Paris” when California winedefeated French wine in a blind taste test. Made into amovie, “Bottle Shock” in 2008, Marjorie Wormser andJerry Weinstein will playfully revisit the concept in a winetasting at the Weinsteins’ beautiful lakefront home on LakeIntervale. Sixteen guests will explore a present-daycomparison of French and American wines. Appetizers willbe offered to complement the selection of six wines.


mm25. Fun, Friends, and Phase 10Candice Donaldson and Brooke Donaldson

Join Candice and Brooke at the Fellowship for a funevening of the card game Phase 10, a game of sets andruns. A balance of strategy and luck will help you besuccessful. Don’t get caught with a mitt full while yourfriends go out! Easy to learn and play. They’ll teach you.Light snacks and drinks provided.


mm26. aBsoLuTeLY BesT ever Lasagne dinner

(vegeTarian oPTion avaiLaBLe)Diane Marks and Ida Picker

Enjoy an evening of delicious homemade food includingtiramisu, wine, company, and opera arias. Donato (DonaldMarks) will be the music maestro. Optional dress up ofyour favorite or most detested Italian opera or literaturecharacter, movie star, or politician. Maybe someone willturn into Rudy Giuliani! Snow date March 14.



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mm27. an evening oF CaBareT

Beth Wilson and Stearns Matthews

Encore! Stearns Matthews and Beth Wilson are going tooffer an evening of cabaret music. Come hear the award-winning voice of Stearns, with Beth at the piano. The eventwill take place at Beth’s house and include wine andnibbles before the music and dessert, coffee, and tea after.

date: Friday, April 24 - 7:30 PMoffered: 20Fixed Price: $60

mm28. an aFTernoon oF CaBareT

Beth Wilson and Stearns Matthews

Encore! Stearns Matthews and Beth Wilson are offering anafternoon of cabaret music. Come hear the award-winningvoice of Stearns, with Beth at the piano. The event willtake place at Beth’s house with wine and nibbles beforethe music and dessert, coffee, and tea after.

date: Sunday, April 26 - 2:30 PMoffered: 20Fixed Price: $60

mm29. sPring saLmon dinner

Sandra Persichetti

Welcome spring with seven other interesting people with adinner including appetizers, salmon, accompaniments,dessert, and of course wine. The conversation isguaranteed to be lively.


mm30. aFTernoon Tea ParTY

Elbjorg Berkenkamp

Join Elbjorg for an afternoon of tea and sherry. There willbe Scandinavian open-faced sandwiches served which willinspire and awe! We’ll bring in a bit of spirituality viaElbjorg’s Wisdom cards.

date: Wednesday, March 11 - 2:30 PMoffered: 10Fixed Price: $35

mm31. aduLT wine and Lego nighT

Kris Johnson

Adults love Legos. Bring your favorite spirit to share withother adults while you create LEGO designs in Kris’ homein Boonton Township. Be inspired to build something fun,using hundreds of LEGO pieces that Kris owns. The fire willbe going and crackers, cheese, and fruit with wine will beserved. There will be prizes for the best creation!


mm32. wines oF The rhone region—TasTing

and Live musiC

Laurent Comes

This year is a very special treat! Laurent will focus on redwines from the Rhone Valley paired with finger foods andcheeses. Special treat. Live music!

date: Saturday, December 7 - 5:00 PMoffered: 20Fixed Price: $55

mm33. PaeLLa, TaPas, and LeFT, CenTer, righT

Vicki Hicks and Alan Hicks

A fun night of games, good food—and cash also—if you arethe lucky winner of Left, Center, Right. Losers are winnerstoo. They will taste an assortment of Tapas and Paella de laCasa (seafoods, chicken and vegetables) served withsangria, wine, and beer. (Not recommended for those whohave special dietary needs. Vicki doesn’t keep track ofseasonings and ingredients in prepared sauces when shedoes creative cooking.) Each player needs to bring fiveone-dollar bills for the game.

date: Saturday, June 6 - 6:00 PMoffered: 25Fixed Price: $50


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mm34. home grown—ParT Three in 3d: CraFT

Beer and CraFT musiC, Fireside ediTion

Talley Summerlin and Elizabeth Freese

The third time’s the charm, and Talley and Elizabeth aremixing things up a bit. It is time to emerge from thebasement bar and take it outdoors beneath the stars.What could be better than fresh beer, fresh music—andfresh fire? Nothing. Exact time and location to bedetermined, but this time around they’ll continue thetradition of enjoying great beers and music with the addedtwist of s’mores and smoke. As in ages past, a tasty blendof Fellowship musical talent will play original songs andsome re-imagined covers. Rain date Sunday, May 24.


mm35. “TweLFTh nighT” on TweLFTh nighT

Sarah Dundas and Michael Dundas

A shortened play reading of Shakespeare’s most festiveplay, “Twelfth Night.” Cross-dressing, unrequited love,vulgar language, gender confusion, practical jokes, songs,and a happy ending. What better to clear January bluesthan to gather round the hearth and read together theBard’s best romantic comedy. Sarah and Michael will havesoup, salad, and dessert as well as stoups of wine, beer,and soft drinks. Bring either a flute, an eye patch, a blackveil, hats or tankards, and no talent whatsoever except theability to enjoy the moment, for as one character saysabout life, “in delay there lies no plenty.” So true.

date: Friday, January 10 - 6:00 PMoffered: 12Fixed Price: $45

mm36. new orLeans dinner

Mary Cooney

Experience the flavors of New Orleans prepared by nativeNew Orleanian Mary Beth Cooney. Enjoy a delicious four-course meal at Mary Beth’s home as you learn aboutthe traditions of New Orleans. See if you can pass theMardi Gras quiz while sipping a Pat O’Brien’s Hurricane.

date: Saturday, April 4 - 7:00 PMoffered: 8Fixed Price: $50

mm37. sPanish ConversaTion and honduran

TreaTs

Kimberly Krone

Would you like to practice your Spanish and enjoy yummycoffee and snacks from Honduras? In celebration ofSpanish Language Day (celebrated by the United Nationson April 23rd), please join Kimberly Krone at El PortalRestaurant in Morristown for a Spanish ConversationGroup and Honduran Refreshments. Beginners toAdvanced Level Speakers are welcome. Please indicatelevel when you sign up.


mm38. BaskeT oF games For FamiLY Fun nighT

For Young ChiLdren


Gather around the table for a night of family interactionand fun! A delightful basket of items awaits you, gearedtowards young children, including games, cards, andsnacks.


mm39. FamiLY Fun winTer aCTiviTies—eLemenTarY sTudenTs


Gather around the table for a night of family interactionand fun! A delightful basket of items awaits you, gearedtowards older elementary children, including games, cards,and snacks. As a bonus, enjoy a visit for 2 adults and 3children to the Morris Museum.



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ed1. oraL PresenTaTions workshoP

Carol Johnson and Will Kramer

Learn or hone your oral presentation skills in threeTuesday evening classes (May 5, 12, and 19, 6:00-8:00PM). Classes will consist of improvisational exercises,brainstorming, media-use training, and the presentation of full-length speeches. Carol and her husband, Will, bothteach at New Jersey Institute of Technology. Ages 14 and up.

date: Tuesday, May 5 - 6:00 PMoffered: 16Fixed Price: $20

ed2. iPhone? iPad? iwhaT?Margaret Ng and Edward Ng

Having trouble figuring out that iPhone or iPad doohickey?Want them to talk to each other? Or to your computer? Orto you? Wondering how to load it with music or playmovies on it? Siri who? They can help! Book a 2-hour timeblock with them on any weekend in March or April 2020,to set up your device and finally learn how to use it!!


ed3. mah Jongg madness, Beginner CLass

Sarah Dundas

Gain a basic understanding of American Mah Jongg. It’s afun, competitive, and sociable game that requires strategy.There will be a three-hour class at the Fellowship withlemonade and baked goods.

date: Tuesday, May 5 - 2:00 PMoffered: 8Fixed Price: $30

ed4. no-knead Breadmaking

William J Sisti and Elizabeth Sisti

Learn how to make bread in “5 Minutes” during the weekby doing a little prep on the weekend. In the class you willlearn how to make a basic artisan herb bread dough thatcan be used over the course of two weeks. Class willinclude all supplies, and each person will go home with adough to finish at home and also a finished loaf of freshlybaked bread. Class will be approximately 2 hours.


ed5. Learn To drive a manuaL Transmission


Want to expand your driving skills? Join Will and Elizabethfor an hour of driving in a car with a manual transmission.They will go over the basics such as starting, stopping,down and up shifting, and hill starts. The class will beoffered in either a 2017 Mini Clubman or 2018 HondaAccord. Both are equipped with a 6-speed manualtransmission. If things go well, you can try driving a classic1973 Mini. Time and date are flexible based on winners’schedules.

date: Saturday, March 7 - 1:00 PMoffered: 3minimum Bid: $70

ed6. inTroduCTion To sign Language

Janine Torsiello

In 6 half-hour sessions Janine will teach you the basics ofbeginning sign language including fingerspelling thealphabet and numbers, plus some basic signs that arehelpful to know. Janine will also discuss the ‘deaf culture.’Time and dates to be mutually decided.


LESSONS/CLASSES

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ed7. dumPLings, anYone?Vicki Hicks and Alan Hicks

Do you love dumplings? Put on your apron and get readyto make some pot stickers—pork, chicken, and vegetarian.You will sample what you make, and you take the resthome to treat your family. A fun project to do with yourfamily once you learn to make these tasty treats.

date: Saturday, March 21 - 10:00 AMoffered: 10Fixed Price: $30

ed8. simPLe sTePs To BeTTer PhoTograPhs

Bob Scott

No matter what kind of equipment you use—phone,tablet, point-and-shoot, DSLR (and even film)—you canimprove your photographs. This class by Bob Scottdiscusses simple steps that nearly anyone can use toquickly improve photos they take. There is nothingtechnical involved in these steps, which focus on thetechniques that photographers know work. The mostimportant tool in photography is not the camera or fancylenses—it’s using the tool between your ears. This is a one-hour class of up to eight people.


ed9. monoLogue workshoP

Charles Loflin

Join Charles Loflin for this three-hour workshop exploringsome basic acting monologue techniques. No prior actingexperience required. You can pick your own 3-5 minutemonologue, or Charles will work with you to findsomething that you like. Together you’ll create asupportive and affirming environment, and you’ll concludethe workshop by performing monologues for one another.Exact location TBD (but at the Fellowship).


ed10. Ferm-enTing Fun

Paul Ferm and Helene Ferm

Meet at the Ferms’ home for an afternoon of FERM-entation. Participants will learn to make sauerkraut and/orpickles and take home a starter jar. A sampling offermented food and drink (beer) will also be served.

date: Sunday, November 24 - 2:00 PMoffered: 8Fixed Price: $30

ed11. Foods oF The oTToman emPire

Margaret Ng

Come enjoy some wine and conversation as you learnabout the Ottoman Empire and the array of foods stillaround today. Enjoy lamajune, beoreg, string cheese,tabbouleh, and other tasty treats as we talk. Then getready to roll up your sleeves as we all join in to makespanakopita (spinach pie). While it is baking, have somemore wine, enjoy the company of other Fellowshipmembers, and then eat a light dinner featuring—youguessed it—spanakopita! Children aged 10 and up arewelcome when accompanied by a parent.


ed12. Learn To sPeak The queen’s engLish

Liz Roper

England and America, two countries separated by ourcommon language. Do you know your chips from yourchips, your pants from your pants, and your flannel fromyour flannel? Would you know not to “shake your fanny”on the dance floor in the UK? Would you be ready if theQueen were to come to tea? Join us for a crumpet and acup of tea, and you will come out with some key phrasesthat you will not only understand but be able to give theright inflections. Hosted by our in-house English Language“Mistress” Liz Roper.

date: Friday, March 20 - 2:30 PMoffered: 15Fixed Price: $25

LESSONS/CLASSES

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e1. sCeniC drive and PiCniC


Join Will and Elizabeth on a scenic drive around MorrisCounty’s beautiful countryside and farmlands. Depart fromthe Fellowship and drive for about one hour. The drive willend with a picnic catered by the Sistis.

date: Saturday, May 23 - 10:30 AMoffered: 12Fixed Price: $55

e2. Tour and TaiLgaTe Tea aT BamBoo Brook

(Far hiLLs)Roxanne Hiltz and Judy Bjorklund

Bamboo Brook Outdoor Education Center, located on 687acres was the home of William and Martha BrookesHutcheson from 1911 to 1959. Ms. Hutcheson was one ofAmerica’s first women landscape architects. As you tourthis garden, you will take note of Ms. Hutcheson’s designprinciples at work throughout this property. A “tailgatetea” will be provided in the parking lot from about 1:10 till1:30 (there are no picnic tables). Afterwards, you may wishto walk some of the numerous trails that wind through thefields and along Bamboo Brook, and/or visit the gardensnext door at Willowwood. (Carpooling from the Fellowshipat 12:30 PM)

date: Sunday, May 3 - 12:30 PMoffered: 20Fixed Price: $30

e3. anTiquing TriP To LamBerTviLLe, nJLaura Alper

Laura will whisk you off in her comfortable chariot toquaint Lambertville, NJ, for a day of antiquing andexploring. You’ll poke around the scenic town and grabsome lunch, Dutch. Meet in the Fellowship parking lot.

date: Saturday, June 13 - 10:00 AMoffered: 4Fixed Price: $40

e4. hike aT wiLLowwood and BamBoo Brook

arBoreTums

Steve Gruber

A walk around Bamboo Brook and WillowwoodArboretums. You will start at Bamboo Brook and walk overto Willowwood and back to Bamboo Brook. Total is abouttwo miles, not counting the walking around theArboretums. You can walk only one way, if necessary.

date: Sunday, May 17 - 1:30 PMoffered: 12Fixed Price: $25

e5. hike aT somerseT CounTY environmenTaL

CenTer

Steve Gruber

Hike starts at the Somerset County Environmental Centernext to the Great Swamp. Hike will be up to six miles onselected trails.

date: Sunday, June 14 - 12:30 PMoffered: 15Fixed Price: $25

e6. evening in morrisTown

Morristown Unitarian Fellowship

Spend a Thursday night at the Morristown Hyatt Regency,followed by a delicious breakfast for two in the EclecticGrill the next morning. Hyatt gift certificate good throughNovember 2, 2020. Some restrictions apply.


OUTINGS

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e8. a daY wiTh Friends aT grounds For sCuLPTure

Gabor Kiss and Marjorie Wormser

Gather at Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ(approximately 1-hour drive from the Fellowship) for aleisurely stroll with friends among outdoor sculptures in anidyllic setting, as well as indoor exhibits. Wear comfortablewalking shoes and bring sun protection as well as water.This bid covers your admission. On-site refreshments areavailable at bidder’s expense. Winning bidders will benotified for planning their own carpool arrangements. (Seerelated offering E12 for an enhanced experience!)

date: Saturday, April 25 - 11:00 AMoffered: 6Fixed Price: $25

e9. douBLe daTe aT shakesPeare in The Park


Come on a double date with Brooke and Candice. Enjoy anevening at the Outdoor Theater at College of SaintElizabeth for their 2020 production (TBD). Brooke andCandice will supply the tickets, wine, and all picnicnecessities. You will jointly pick a date (in July) that willaccommodate both parties. You just show up for a night ofentertainment!


e10. kaYak PiCniC


Join Brooke and Candice at Jeff Lake in Hackettstown, NJ,with your kayaks/canoes. This is a beautiful lake with anamazing bird population and usually beavers! Come paddlewith the hosts, who will bring a sandwich picnic for allparticipants.

date: Saturday, May 16 - 11:00 AMoffered: 10Fixed Price: $15

e11. daY oF mindFuLness aT BLue CLiFF monasTerY

Tricia Armstrong and Jo Angelina

Visit Blue Cliff Monastery, a Buddhist practice center in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hahn. You’ll meet at the Fellowship at 7:15 AM and carpool for the 90-minute drive to Pine Bush, NY. The day will consist of a DVD dharma talk, walking meditation, a mindful lunch, and a visit to the bookstore. Plan to return to the Fellowship by 4:00 PM. Children and youth under 17 are welcome to participate with their parent or guardian. For more information, visit https://www.bluecliffmonastery.org/come-for-the-day. The donation to the monastery will be taken care of by the event donors.

date: Thursday, November 7 - 7:15 AMoffered: 12Fixed Price: $25

e12. roadsTer ride and a daY aT

grounds For sCuLPTure

Gabor Kiss and Marjorie Wormser

Two lucky individuals will ride in style in classic Miata two-seater roadsters (driven by Gabor Kiss and MarjorieWormser) to and from the Grounds for Sculpture inHamilton, NJ (approximately 1 hour from the Fellowship).Enjoy a leisurely stroll with friends among outdoorsculpture in an idyllic setting, as well as indoor exhibits.Wear comfortable shoes and bring sun protection as wellas water. On-site refreshments available at bidders’expense.

date: Saturday, April 25 - 11:00 AMoffered: 2minimum Bid: $45

e13. mindFuL morning aT The FeLLowshiP

Tricia Armstrong and Jo Angelina

You’ll begin the day with tea and coffee and then retreatinto a mostly silent time together. The morning will includeqigong (mindful movement), sitting and walkingmeditation, and listening to a recorded dharma talk. You’llend with a short time to share reflections, and for thosewho can stay, a light lunch.

date: Saturday, January 25 - 7:30 AMoffered: 12Fixed Price: $25

OUTINGS

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e14. swim, surF, and sand CasTLes

Paul Ferm and Helene Ferm

Join the Ferms for a beach day at Atlantic Beach, NY. Youwill gather at their family beach house and walk one blockto the ocean beach for swimming, surfing (optional),sandcastles, walks, frisbee, and kite flying. Then you’llhead back to the house for bocce, outdoor showers, and afestive dinner. Location is about 1.5 hours from theFellowship. The Ferms will organize carpooling.

date: Saturday, July 18 - 12:00 NOONoffered: 8Fixed Price: $45

e15. movie nighT aT The FeLLowshiP

David Landau

Hosted by David Landau, author of the book Film NoirProduction, with a screening and behind-the-scenes storiesof “The Big Sleep,” the classic mystery movie withHumphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. Great film and greatstories of its production! For everyone from 13-90.Childcare will be available with a kid’s movie upstairs.Popcorn and drinks will be available.


e16. movie nighT aT The FeLLowshiP—The sequeL

David Landau

See the interactive movie filmed at the Fellowship,“Murder at Cafe Noir,” with its writer/director DavidLandau, based on his award-winning play. You, theaudience, vote on where the main character goes next inthis comedy mystery film in tribute to the classic Film Noirmovies, changing the course of the story. David will alsotalk about how the film was made. For everyone 13-90.Childcare is available upstairs with a kid’s movie. Popcornand drinks available.


e17. madison TraiLs and Farmers markeT

Kathi Caccavale

Join Kathi for some gentle walking on trails at SummerhillPark and the Madison Recreation and ConservationComplex, where you’ll pass some rain gardens, awildflower meadow, the Community Garden, and the beeclub’s hives. Then you’ll head down a little-used trail andwend your way downtown to the farmers market.Everyone can choose a dessert or snack, and you’ll headback to the starting point—Kathi’s house—to enjoy thetreats on the patio with some refreshing herbal iced tea.

date: Thursday, July 9 - 1:30 PMoffered: 8Fixed Price: $15

e18. waLk aT The greaT swamP

Steve Gruber

Walk around the Conservation Management Area of theGreat Swamp Watershed Association to see all therestoration work done to the forest and stream. About 1.5miles.

date: Saturday, September 12 - 10:30 AMoffered: 15Fixed Price: $25

OUTINGS

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Fd1. BaskeT oF homemade Jams and JeLLies


A basket of six delicious and different homemade jams andjellies and one apple sauce


Fd2. Jar oF homemade JeLLY or Jam—various

FLavors


One jar of delicious homemade jam or jelly. Various flavorsare available.


Fd4. homemade Bread—Cheese or oLive LoaF

Steve Parker

Enjoy a loaf of freshly baked artisan bread. Choose an oliveor asiago cheese loaf.


Fd5. shari’s auThenTiC guaCamoLe

Shari Loe

A wonderful tempting offering—enjoy entertaining with aspecial guacamole recipe.


FOODS TO GO

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s1. PersonaL gardener

Joan Belz

4 hours of garden work such as planting, weeding, pruningin spring of 2020 at mutually agreed upon date and time.No leaf or lawn work.


s2. JourneY To reBuiLding Your heaLTh

wiTh BioenergeTiCs

Donna Becker

What if all your biology and biochemistry were influencedby energetic forces?

Donna, a Bioenergetic Practitioner, will scan you and develop a protocol to address the top priorities in your energy field, and then she will begin to make changes in quality of sleep, memory, stamina, calming and release of emotions and anxiety, and resilience to stress. Energetic distortions could be related to effects from EMFs, heavy metals under energized organs, distortion in cell operating instructions microbes, energetic distortions relating to radiation, autoimmune conditions, stress, emotional trauma and more. www.DonnaBeckerBetterHealth.com


s3. worms!Brooke Donaldson and Candice Donaldson

These are the best kind of worms to have! Pick up a jar ofred wiggler worms for your home compost. Each jarcontains about 100 worms. Available first week of April.

date: Saturday, April 4 - 9:00 AMoffered: 20Fixed Price: $15

s4. dog exPerTise

Brooke Donaldson

Do you want to add a dog to your family? Looking for some quick lessons in obedience and house behavior?Trying to solve an ongoing issue? Let Brooke help you. Her expertise is in dog behavior, training, and handling. In two hours of in-home consultation, you can discuss allyour dog questions.


s5. sPend an hour wiTh an award-winning

inTerior designer

Diane Boyer

Have you just moved into a new home or office and wouldlike some advice? Are you in the mood for a change ofdecor? Are you considering new colors in your kitchen orden? Here’s a unique opportunity to spend an hour withan experienced Certified Professional Interior Designerwho earned her Master’s degree at Pratt Institute. She willhelp you create the most functional and beautiful spacepossible.


s6. inTerior house PainTing

Paul Snellgrove

Painting of room or rooms. One room = $400; multiplerooms = higher negotiated price.


SERVICES

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s7. shari’s sTories For Your ParTY

Shari Loe

For a children’s party or adult gathering, choose a theme incollaboration with Shari, and she will present a scintillatingtale for your pleasure.


s8. shari’s sTories wiTh FLoor PuzzLe

Shari Loe

For your children’s party, collaborate on a theme withShari, and she will present a story and create an originalillustration of the story as a floor puzzle. Hide the pieces as part of a scavenger hunt! Fills at least half an hour ofthe party.


SERVICES

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11/7/19 E11 Day of Mindfulness at Blue CliffMonastery

11/24/19 ED10 FERM-enting Fun12/7/19 MM32 Wines of the Rhone Region—Tasting

and Live Music12/8/19 MM10 Latin Sunday Brunch at El Portal1/1/20 MM1 New Year’s Day Good Luck Dinner1/4/20 L15 Dinner with Alison and David1/10/20 MM35 "Twelfth Night" on Twelfth Night1/11/20 MM25 Fun, Friends, and Phase 101/18/20 ED4 No-Knead Breadmaking1/18/20 MM17 Bunco is Big Fun!1/19/20 MM4 Stay Out of the Gutter with Rita, Jane,

and Kate1/19/20 MM5 Pancake Brunch1/25/20 MM2 Chinese New Year Pot-Luck

Celebration1/25/20 E13 Mindful Morning at the Fellowship1/25/20 MM17 Snow date: Bunco is Big Fun!1/26/20 MM5 Snow date: Pancake Brunch2/2/20 MM6 Pancake Brunch2/5/20 MM11 Let’s Do Lunch!2/8/20 ED8 Simple Steps to Better Photographs2/8/20 MM12 Let’s Do Lunch!2/8/20 MM19 Raclette Dinner2/9/20 ED9 Monologue Workshop2/15/20 E15 Movie Night at the Fellowship2/16/20 MM20 Apples-to-Apples Game2/16/20 MM23 Valentine’s Day Cocktails and Tapas—

Celebration of Love2/16/20 MM6 Snow date: Pancake Brunch2/22/20 MM21 A Russian Feast Fit for a Czar2/23/20 MM20 Back-up date: Apples-to-Apples Game2/29/20 MM31 Adult Wine and Lego NIght2/29/20 MM21 Snow date: A Russian Feast Fit for a Czar3/1/20 ED2 iPhone? iPad? iWhat?3/7/20 ED5 Learn to Drive a Manual Transmission3/7/20 MM26 Absolutely Best Ever Lasagne Dinner

(vegetarian option available)3/11/20 MM30 Afternoon Tea Party3/14/20 MM14 Winter Afternoon Gathering3/14/20 MM26 Snow date: Absolutely Best Ever

Lasagne Dinner 3/15/20 MM7 Pancake Brunch3/15/20 MM14 Snow date: Winter Afternoon

Gathering3/20/20 ED12 Learn to Speak the Queen’s English

3/21/20 ED7 Dumplings, Anyone?3/21/20 E16 Movie Night at the Fellowship—

the Sequel3/22/20 MM7 Snow date: Pancake Brunch3/28/20 MM13 Taco Party4/4/20 MM36 New Orleans Dinner4/4/20 S3 Worms!4/18/20 ED11 Foods of the Ottoman Empire4/19/20 MM16 More than a Book Swap4/24/20 MM27 An Evening of Cabaret4/25/20 MM37 Spanish Conversation and Honduran

Treats4/25/20 E8 A Day with Friends at Grounds

for Sculpture4/25/20 E12 Roadster Ride and a Day at Grounds For

Sculpture4/26/20 MM28 An Afternoon of Cabaret5/3/20 E2 Tour and Tailgate Tea at Bamboo Brook

(Far Hills)5/5/20 ED3 Mah Jongg Madness, Beginner Class5/5/20 ED1 Oral Presentations Workshop5/9/20 MM29 Spring Salmon Dinner5/16/20 MM3 Gourmet Dinner and House Tour5/16/20 E10 Kayak Picnic5/17/20 E4 Hike at Willowwood and Bamboo Brook

Arboretums5/23/20 MM8 Garden Party5/23/20 E1 Scenic Drive and Picnic5/23/20 MM34 Home Grown—Part Three in 3D: Craft

Beer & Craft Music, Fireside Edition5/24/20 MM34 Rain date: Home Grown—Part Three in

3D: Craft Beer and Craft Music5/30/20 MM24 Bottle Shock 2020—Wine Tasting in

Lake Intervale6/6/20 MM33 Paella,Tapas, and Left, Center, Right6/13/20 E3 Antiquing Trip to Lambertville, NJ6/14/20 MM9 Brunch and Begonias6/14/20 E5 Hike at Somerset County Environmental

Center6/20/20 MM22 Sicilian Delights on the Lake6/27/20 L13 Sail on the Clearwater (approx. date)7/9/20 E17 Madison Trails and Farmers Market7/18/20 E14 Swim, Surf, and Sand Castles8/15/20 MM18 August Pool Party and Dinner8/16/20 MM18 Rain date: August Pool Party and Dinner9/12/20 E18 Walk at the Great Swamp9/20/20 MM15 Harvest Dinner

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