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Let‘s stroll the Edmonds waterfront. Enjoy the flower-full yards. Maybe wander further into the side streets if we feel like it. Plenty of space to stay distanced. New masks and face shields available to anyone who wants one. While the weather allows some of us have lunch or a snack outside at one of the restaurants on the blocked off Main Street.

Ready to see a few new faces... well, maybe older faces you have not seen for a while? Come zoom with us. Let‘s see if we can make a zoom session less annoying by just being ourselves and pretending we are in someone‘s living room. Hope to see you here!

Walking for the fun of it. Talking for pleasure and mutual support.

Let‘s watch this TED talk ahead of time.  https://tedxseattle.com/talks/what-humans-can-learn-from-the-wisdom-of-salmon/

We will discuss what we heard.

Let‘s stroll the Edmonds waterfront. Enjoy the flower-full yards. Maybe wander further into the side streets if we feel like it. Plenty of space to stay distanced. New masks and face shields available to anyone who wants one. While the weather allows some of us have lunch or a snack outside at one of the restaurants on the blocked off Main Street.

Ready to see a few new faces... well, maybe older faces you have not seen for a while? Come zoom with us. Let‘s see if we can make a zoom session less annoying by just being ourselves and pretending we are in someone‘s living room. Hope to see you here!

Walking for the fun of it. Talking for pleasure and mutual support.

The TED talk for this week is by Sugata Mitra on Child-driven Education. It is a delightful and informative talk, one we encourage everyone to watch, whether you can join to zoom discussion (hope you can) or not! To watch any time between now and Thursday afternoon, click on the TED link below. To join the zoom discussion at 3PM on Thursday, click on the zoom link below.

Let‘s stroll the Edmonds waterfront. Enjoy the flower-full yards. Maybe wander further into the side streets if we feel like it. Plenty of space to stay distanced. New masks and face shields available to anyone who wants one. While the weather allows some of us have lunch or a snack outside at one of the restaurants on the blocked off Main Street.

A book club for those of us who enjoy sharing thoughts and ideas with one another, using that month‘s book as a catalyst for discussion. Meetings are usually held on the third Monday of each month. If you might be interested in joining us, please contact us at services@northwestneighborsnetwork.org. Drop ins are welcome!

Ready to see a few new faces... well, maybe older faces you have not seen for a while? Come zoom with us. Let‘s see if we can make a zoom session less annoying by just being ourselves and pretending we are in someone‘s living room. Hope to see you here!

Walking for the fun of it. Talking for pleasure and mutual support.

Imposter scams can take many forms. Some imposters say they’re calling from the government or from a business with technical support expertise. Others pose as legitimate users of online dating sites, or claim that they are a friend or family member with an emergency. But they all involve a con artist who pretends to be someone you trust, to convince you to send money or personal information. This webinar will describe the various types of imposter scams, the warning signs of scams, and how to help your members avoid them.

Join us to watch a TED talk and discuss what we heard. TED is a nonprofit devoted to spreading ideas, in the form of short, powerful talks (18 minutes or less). TED covers almost all topics — from science to business to global issues. NNN members take turns picking the topic for the week.

The TED talk for this week is by Sarah Jones. To watch any time between now and Thursday afternoon, click on the TED link above. To join the zoom discussion at 3PM on Thursday, click on the zoom link above.

[Sarah Jones changes personas with the simplest of wardrobe swaps. In a laugh-out-loud improvisation, she invites 11 "friends" from the future on stage—from a fast-talking Latina to an outspoken police officer—to ask them questions supplied by the TED2014 audience.]

Let‘s stroll the Edmonds waterfront. Enjoy the flower-full yards. Maybe wander further into the side streets if we feel like it. Plenty of space to stay distanced. New masks and face shields available to anyone who wants one. While the weather allows some of us have lunch or a snack outside at one of the restaurants on the blocked off Main Street.

Ready to see a few new faces... well, maybe older faces you have not seen for a while? Come zoom with us. Let‘s see if we can make a zoom session less annoying by just being ourselves and pretending we are in someone‘s living room. Hope to see you here!

Walking for the fun of it. Talking for pleasure and mutual support.

"My Octopus Teacher" has been chosen for the NNN movie of this month. It can be found on Netflix. (Don‘t have Netflix? You can sign up for a month‘s free trial.) We will watch on our own times and then gather on zoom to talk about it at 4PM on the 25th.

Join us to watch a TED talk and discuss what we heard. TED is a nonprofit devoted to spreading ideas, in the form of short, powerful talks (18 minutes or less). TED covers almost all topics — from science to business to global issues. NNN members take turns picking the topic for the week.

Let‘s stroll the Edmonds waterfront. Enjoy the flower-full yards. Maybe wander further into the side streets if we feel like it. Plenty of space to stay distanced. New masks and face shields available to anyone who wants one. While the weather allows some of us have lunch or a snack outside at one of the restaurants on the blocked off Main Street.

Ready to see a few new faces... well, maybe older faces you have not seen for a while? Come zoom with us. Let‘s see if we can make a zoom session less annoying by just being ourselves and pretending we are in someone‘s living room. Hope to see you here!