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Socializing for Single Professionals
Parties By Marty, partiesbymarty.com
Hi
Everyone!
Ladies, For $5.00 off your admission see below!
The
Christmas Party is December 8th from 5:30 to
10:00 at the Valley Country Club in Centennial,
80016.
This
elegant festive holiday affair is the LAST
elegant party for months to come, so please
attend!
Dear
Santa,
Please bring us more "men" than last month!
Please have your female Santa's Helpers out
scouting for spiffy men dressed to the hilt for
the holidays!
(A
deal for the ladies is $5.00 off your admission
if you bring a male friend that you do not date
- AND that said person has not been to my
parties at the Valley Country Club)!
$22.00 at the door (cash/check only) includes a
food buffet, DJ music, dancing, free parking,
mingling/meeting, a networking table and a
"Speed Meet" opportunity! There is a cash bar
with $5.00 options on well and wine.
For
the Christmas party dressy attire is
appreciated, thank you! (A coat and/or a tie for
the gentlemen please)
The
Valley Country Club, 14601 Country Club Drive,
Centennial, 80016 is located off of Arapahoe
Road and Jordan Road.
Take
I 25 to Arapahoe Road. Go east 4 1/2 miles to
Jordan. Make a left (north) on Jordan. Take
Jordan 1/2 mile to the stop sign. Make a right
on East Caley Avenue and follow directly to the
Clubhouse.
Please join us!
Reconnect with your friends, make new friends,
network your business, find romance, and/or meet
your mate at this lovely venue!
Marty Pickert
"Senior Singles Retirement Communities"
Cohousing at it's Best!
I am
now working on a Senior Singles Retirement Cohousing
Community.
We
need to gather 20 or so people together who are
interested in the concept and want to proceed.
The
difference between Cohousing and the Mansion Home Co-op
idea is that with Cohousing we each have our own
seperate residence. We each own our own unit and it can
be sold just like any other real estate.
What
is Cohousing?
It
is a community approach to independent living that
serves our social, practical, health, stimulation and
financial needs.
What
does that mean?
The
best information out there is a book "The Senior
Cohousing Handbook", Second Edition, written by Charles
Durrett.
The
Library carries this book.
In
April I attended a week long workshop in California lead
by Chuck Durrett. I learned how to go about building
such a community.
The
first step is to gather 50 or more people together for a
presentation from Jim Leach, a pioneer and developer for
Cohousing communities.
Jim
recently built a senior Cohousing community in Boulder
called Silver Sage. You can google Cohousing and find
Silver Sage to learn more .
Our
community would consist of single people, and would be
much less expensive than Silver Sage. Please don't let
the cost of the Silver Sage Community deter you from
attending a presentation.
My
goal is help create a "very affordable" project!
At
this point I am building an email list of people who
might be interested in coming to a presentation.
Please send me your email address if you would like to
hear more about this idea, or call me, thank you!
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