GAAMC September Activities

Sept 1, 6 pm: Summer Reflections & Mad Libs .  After sharing our thoughts regarding the Summer, we will be playing the pride version of Adult Mad Libs.  For those unfamiliar with this game, a “reader” asks everyone else (the “writers”) to supply words to fill in blanks in a document (known to the reader but not the writers).  The results can be hilarious.

Sept 8, 6 pm:” Wild Reeds”—Movie & Discussion.  Given September is Back-to-School Month, it’s the perfect time to show “Wild Reeds,” gay filmmaker André Téchiné’s semi-autobiographical coming-of-age movie about a group of teenage students. Set in southwest France in 1962, this poignant movie (presented with English subtitles) deals with the issues of class, political & sexual awakening, and the uneasy passage into adulthood.

 Sept 15, 6 pm: The Joys of September. Come join us as we learn and talk about the month of September– the end of summer and the beginning of fall, National Grandparents Day, Patriot’s Day, Banned Books Week, the birthdays of Bruce Springsteen, Queen Elizabeth I, and Stephen King, and much, much more.

Refreshments are served at most meetings, and attendees are asked for a small donation.

Sept 22, 6 pm: The Florham Park Diner: Enjoy good fun & food at a reasonable price!  We’ll meet at the restaurant located at 182 Ridgedale Ave in Florham Park.  Please rsvp by Friday, Sept 19, to Gordon Sauer at [email protected].  

 Sept 29, 6 pm: The NJ Alzheimer’s Association– Presentation and Discussion: Come join us for a presentation and Q & A about Alzheimers’s Disease which  covers information about the disease and about the resources that are available to those experiencing it and those taking care of them. Topics covered include: facts and figures about the prevalence, cost, and impact of the disease; clarifying definitions of Alzheimer’s and dementia; discussion of risk factors and populations at higher risk; warning signs; treatments; and how to take care of your brain health. The program concludes with information on the resources offered by the Alzheimer’s Association as well as other key groups.

Refreshments are served, and attendees are asked for a small donation.

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