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Last night we had a building wide Pamper Party!
We had a great turn out of about 21 people. We made organic face masks and body scrubs. We also had a mani/pedi station. I did this program last year as well and both times people have had a great time.
It's a pretty easy program to put on and you can have great conversations about the cosmetic industry, sustainability, and knowing what you put in and on your body to ensure a healthy life.
I am really proud of this flyer I made for my upcoming hall event.
I am hosting a Milk and Cookies night. We are going to watch the movie Milk and eat cookies. Then engage in a dialog about LGBTQ* rights and activism.
I have a Corkboard Craft Night coming up and I wanted to get innovative with my advertising!
Top: An ACTUAL corkboard I found that I decorated to advertise the program night
Middle: Painted clothes pins with pushpins glued to the back. Then I hand wrote notes to advertise. I pinned one to each person's board
Bottom: A flyer I made for the program that looks like a corkboard (I even splurged for color printing, lol)
Hope this results in a good turn out!!!
This would make an AMAZINGLY fun program!!! I am going to maybe do this next month if my residents are interested. There is such a large variety here, it's a good read.
Can I just say even if the program isn't planned yet, I'm extremely excited for making blessings bags as a program and hope it follows through?
Photos from my hall program on Thursday night: Valentine Making and Cookie Decorating.
I had 15 people total which is great! (I only have 21 people live in my hall). Most were residents, and then some of their friends. It was great! The photos don't do it justice.
shush talks
I was excited for the program yet terrified because I didn't know how they would react to it. In a way it was aggressive and violating, it demanded so little yet wanted so much of each soul.
So at the end, despite the fact that I learned a lot about people, I was surprised when they said they honestly liked it. That it was different and real... and that they would want to do it again. Even the ones that didn't talk. It was interesting.
But I was just so relieved and happy that they enjoyed themselves.
Good weather hall event idea...
...so if the weather is nice in September, and depending on the type of residents I have we might do a picnic day out on the green. Charlie Brown is always trying to fly a kite, kick a football, or play baseball. So, why not have a picnic day of kite flying and sports playing?! Hahaha, unless I have low ambition residents or residents who are too busy to come to a hall event.
