Wow, I cannot believe there are not bunches of singles chatting in the blog. I cannot believe how awesome the http://www.singlesinmotion.com site is for singles. It’s got topics from relationships to speed dating to singles tours and much, much more. And the best…it’s free! Nothing is free anymore! Maybe they sell SOMETHING, but I haven’t found anywhere on the site that requires a credit card. They do have advertisers, that must be where they make enough to support the site. Cool anyway. I could spend days in there, learning and meeting new friends! Anyway, email me back if you are interested in activites in Utah. I am connected to all the lists of single social activities!
I have found this site refreshing compared to most. I have had my share of searching the web for singles sites and activities but most sites that I come across are well, garbage. I am not the type that like just chatting away on the internet I enjoy meeting new people and having fun. Thats what I like about this site, it keeps me informed about everything. I would like to ad that there is some upcoming singles events in the Utah area that I will be joining in and I thought that I would let everyone here know about it incase they were interested. For starters I am going to check out the Midsummer’s night dream production and wine party, I am not much of a drinker but it sounds like good fun. Incase anyone wants to join in it will be held in Salt Lake on 2/23/08 at the patterson room, its only $29.00 for wine, appetizers and your ticket for the production. What a steal? I have also went to a lot of the singles events that I have found here on singlesinmotion and have had a blast! Thank you admin for putting up great information for us lonely singles, you make being single more fun!
Thanks for the post Maggy22 that sounds like fun. A couple of my friends are flying in for the weekend and we were looking for some different types of things to do and this sounds like it would be great and I happen to love Shakespeare, we hope to see you there!
I love wine especially red, I just am not much of a person who likes going to events alone. I live in Salt Lake, would it be too much to ask romaneyez if I could meet you and your friends there so I wouldn’t look like I’m a loner? I know I can be terribly insecure at times but I am working on it. Let me know if I could be of some company to your company.
No problem romaneyez, I like your screen name too. LOL! I just figured that there had to be some people on here like me who like to get out and about to meet people. At least that way you can see them in person and not have to fear what they really look like. I have been scared before of men I have chatted with online and you see their picture but after you meet them you realize its not even the same person. lol I know last time that happend I was thinking “what a warewolf?” LOL!
LOL @ maggy, I had that same problem about a week ago. I was chatting with a man that I met online and then we decided to meet in person and omg I wanted to throw up he was so ugly, the picture he showed me online was definately not his own. I had to fake sick so I could leave. LOL, oh well a day in the life of single woman I guess. Although I have met a few men on here who were very charming and we are still good friends.
I just attented a two different singles events that I saw on this site and I had so much fun. I met quite a few other singles in my area and I have to say I am grateful to make some new friends. I just moved here 6 months ago and I have not had much of an outside life because I didn’t know anyone here. The people I met are all really nice we are brainstorming on some ideas for a gathering of our own, so keep an eye out for me I will be mentioning our gathering soon. I hope you all come because if it turns out like the one I went to you will all have a wonderful time.
Can’t wait to hear the plan hottootrot, I would love to be a part of it. I’m not sure of your age but maybe you could arrange something for the 40′s and 50′s crowd, being a middle aged single I find it a bit more difficult to meet men since it seems most of them are out to meet the gals in their 20′s. I would love to be able to attend an event where I can meet some single men in my age range who are looking for the mature woman.
Have you seen the BEST MOVIE OF THE YEAR No Country for Old Men! I went with a cool singles group called SLAG that is based in SLC. I think you can find them online. But anyway, we went to see this movie screening and what a waste of precious time. I mean all it was was this guys who killed every person he saw. There was no moral, no love story, no reason to even spend time looking at the screen other than SUSPENSE. And the killer gets away in the end. It is senseless! I am shocked an disgusted that the literary judges would ever consider a movie of such low caliber to be the best movie of the year. What has this country come too?
Not all men I’m sure! The kind of men that like movies with pure gore are the sorto f men who get us into wars. They have no feelings. And if we American’s keep watching stuff like No County for Old Men, and letting our children watch it, we are doomed as a nation. I agree, that was a worthless movie, an embarrassment to our nation.
SLC activities for singles abound. We have skiing, movie nights, temple nights, scating – you name it. I came here from Colorado and this is really a neat city, a great little downtown area, lots of fine dining, nice clubs, I really am pleased I moved here. Great schools for my children. Maybe I’ll turn Mormon. Nice people!
You can find all singles activities posted for all states, in fact, all nations, at this address. Now you have to realize that this is anew site and it takes people posting singles activities to make it work. So if you don’t find an activity, post one. In fact, it would help all of us if you would send out a link to this site to all the singles people or groups you know, so we can get more participation. http://singlesinmotion.com/discuss/toast.asp
I have to admit I haven’t participated in planning events, but I can see this is a must. We all have to help each other. I’m going to plan a day at the hot springs. Look for it!
I went to a great slag event where they had a mardi gras theme. It was so fun! You can meet anywhere from 30-50 singles at these events. Next month they are hosting a pizza party.
http://www.ldsroadtrips.com announcements. We are still working on the site and should have it upand running in a few weeks. A big thanks to RobertFleming who has spent and will spend countless hoursfixing and updating the site. Thanks a ton Robertfor helping us out. What would the singles in SaltLake do without you? Please know that my first and foremost concern is thehappy socializing of all my closest 1000 friends. So,even though this email is really long, it has manydetails of activities over the next week, so you willall have something to do, right? We will all begrateful when the calendar is back up and running andknow that it will be even better than before. So hereit is… Here are the upcoming events for the week. Oh, if you want to be added to the email list go towww.ldsroadtrips.com and subscribe. Tara WhitingHappy Socializing Friday, March 14Hey Everyone, There is a great group date opportunity coming up thisweekend!!From a very inspired composer, I wanted to let youknow about an awesome Easter opportunity. (I attacheda flyer too). Event: Hosanna: An Easter Musical Concert by Lex deAzevedo with Jenny Oaks Baker and George DyerWhen: Friday, March 14th and Saturday March 15th at7:00 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Under the musical supervision of composer Lex deAzevedo, Jenny Oaks Baker, George Dyer, along withperformers Melinda Lockwood, Greg Pearson, theMillennium Choir and SLCC Chamber singers, willperform the musical oratorio, Hosanna, which retellsthe events surrounding the last days in the life ofJesus Christ. Using the King James Bible as its text, Hosannarecounts the Triumphal Entry, Last Supper, Gethsemane,Trial, Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus Christthrough music. The performances will take place on March 14th and15th at 7:00 p.m., at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church,located at 261 South 900 East in Salt Lake City. Doorsopen at 6:30 p.m. Reserved Seating, front rows $25donation, General Admission $15 donation. All proceedsbenefit the Millennium Choral Society, a non-profitorganization. For more event information and groupdiscount rates, please visit http://www.millenniumchoir .org. Remember, there are group discount rates, so the morepeople go, the more you are discounted at the door.What an awesome opportunity to see and hear somethinguplifting, donate to great cause and participate ingood-dating fun! Good luck and I hope to see you all there!Lindsey Blau Friday, March 14 What: Jeremy Stout’s Birthday/St. Patrick’s Day PartyWho: Invite EVERYONEWhere: 5365 S Holladay BlvdWhen: Friday, March 14th 8pm-1am BRING FOOD, DRINKS, PEOPLE~! Saturday, March 15 A large group of us are going dancing at Studio 600Saturday Night at 9PMFeel free to meet us there. The more the merrier. Ibelieve they will be having salsa and Latin dancing.Dance Instruction starts at 9PM. If you want to meet up with us feel free to call Taraon her cell at 230-5994. Saturday, March 15 Ice Skate Escapades8-10 pm$5 includes entrance, skates, and refreshmentsSalt Lake County Ice Center5201 South Murray Park LaneTurn North on the street just east of Carl’s Junior on5200 S. Come enjoy a night of ice skating, games, movies,friends, and fun!Sponsored by the YSA. Saturday, March 15Location: Liberty 8th Ward Bldg, Downtown SLC270 East 500 South, Salt Lake City , UT 84111 USView Map | When: Saturday, March 15, 8:30PM Phone:916-6634 International Ammon, his wannabe DJ sidekick (TableTop), and friends have gathered forces once again(after a slight reprieve) to bring you a Dance Partyfor 2008 to celebrate St. Paddy’s Day. So come one, come all. Bring your danciing shoes.love of music, and your friends, and let’s boogie tothe sounds & mixes of the 70′s & 80′s with some funfunk, hiphop & techno thrown in the mix… Date: This coming Saturday, March 15thTime: 8:30pm til 11:30pmLocation: Liberty 8th Ward meetinghouse in downtownSLC. The building is located on the southwest cornerof 5th South and 3rd East.Cost: Nada, Zippo, Free, Free, FreeBring: Yourself, a friend, and a treat or snack toshareDress: Think green, green, green within LDS Standardsof course.Come: To have fun, mingle, and dance with that luckysomeone…Parking: Due to limited slots in the Church parkinglot, you can park anywhere along 5th South and between4th and 2nd East (parking meters are free after 6pm). Looking for something fun to do after your Saturdayactivities, errands, or dinners, this is it….Luck of the Irish to ya,International Ammon, Jerry & Friendsp.s. This invite will be also be sent to all those onthe Avalanche dinners email list*We’ll be decorating Friday Night (9ish). Call if youcan help.**Not able to help decorate or bring a snack, butstill like to help out, they’ll be a DJ tip jar toshow the DJ your appreciation for his services. Saturday, March 15Fantastic, Inexpensive, Family-Friendly Concert onSaturday!!! Mesa Drive (www.myspace.com/mesadrive)Good Morning Maxfield(www.myspace.com/goodmorningmaxfield) Saturday, March 15 – 8:00 pmFt Douglas Theatre on the U campus (see directionsbelow**) Tickets are $5 pre-sale at http://www.mesadrive.com$7 at the doorKids 12 & under enter for free I know most people who receive this e-mail have notheard of these two bands. However, I spend 2-3 days aweek at venues and clubs watching localbands/musicians and these two bands are, by far, twoof the best. You will not be disappointed. This is agreat date idea or great new activity to do with yourfriends. Plus, you can’t beat the price. Also, thesit-down theatre and the music are veryfamily-friendly. If you have any questions, please contact Jason at(801) 712-8337. Thanks in advance for supportinglocal music! **Directions to Ft Douglas Post Theatre: Turn off ofFoothill Blvd onto Wasatch Dr. (just south of the Ucampus by the Institute Bldg) and head east. Take aright at the next light (So Campus Dr). Follow thatstreet to the stop sign and the theatre will bedirectly in front of you. Saturday, March 15 Event: Karaoke party!!! Addicted CafeWhen: Saturday, March 15, 2008 7:00 – 12:00 PMWhat: This will be a really fun night! Karaoke, Pooltable, great friends, great atmosphere!Where: Addicted Cafe (map)200 South 511 WestSALT LAKE CITY, UTUSACost: Free Sunday, March 16Jericho Road FiresideUofU YSA multi-stake firesideSunday, March 16th @ 6pm470 South Wasatch Drive , SLC Monday, March 17The Pleasant Grove Stake has put together a monthlyFHE for mid-singles in and around their thirties. Please join us on Monday, March 17th (Happy St.Patrick’s Day!) at 7 pm and invite your friends tocome! Food?POTLUCK dinner with an St. Patrick’s Day twist. Something Irish-y: Bread, stew, a potato dish,something green (salad, green beans or jell-o) or anyother food that helps you feel the magic! **If you are unable to bring something, please plan oncontributing a few dollars to “The Jar.” Where? Cambria Clubhouse 170 North 1300 West (Proctor Lane ), Pleasant Grove, Utah What Else? Besides eating, there will be a spiritualthought, mingling, and a chance to get to know others. . . please come expecting to make new friends.Questions? Email Sarah Stewart atsarahsponda30@gmail.com Wednesday, March 19Wednesday Lunch Group —- Salt Lake City SinglesLunch Group: http://www.slclunch.comLunchers, Due to some technical difficulties we have been havingwith our email list, we will be switching to agooglegroups email list shortly. Just FYI. Here are the remaining March locations:Meet for lunch at 12:15 at the following locations:3/12Big City Soup/Pizza235 South 400 Westwww.bigcitysoup.com 3/19Boston Deli9 Exchange Place (approximately 350 S. Main)www.bostondeli.com 3/26Kaiser’s BBQ962 South 300 Westhttp://www.kaisersbbq.com/ See you at 12:15! Wednesday, March 19Salt Lake Singles Temple Session7PM – Salt Lake TempleArrive early to have time to get ready.See you there and bring your friends. March 21**MARCH 21st – Velour Live Music Gallery Provo, UTWe (Cory & the SG) are sharing the stage withChristopher Williams ( http://www.christopherw.com ) & ColbyStead ( colbystead.com ).Doors @ 8pm$8 Saturday, March 29 Upcoming Most Spectacular Party- You do not want tomiss out.A Post Lucky Leprecon and Pre-Fools Day Party“Lucky Fools Party”Hosted by Tara Whiting and Karl ChristensenLocation: Lehi Rec Center in LehiTime: 7PMThere will be games and minglingFood and FlirtingMusic and dancingIf you thought the Valentines Day Party was fabulous-Then you do not want to miss out of this one. Really.Come and see.This could be your year cause 2008 is going to begreat! Mark your calendars now.Check out the site ww.ldsroadtrips.com to see moredetails or email me at taranwhiting@yahoo.comMore details will be coming via email as well
There is a screening at the Salt Lake Library of God Grew Tired of Us, a documentary of the Lost Boys of Sudan, a fabulous documentary. Call the library for times.
Slag hosts a lot of singles events in the Salt Lake City area. We have flights, movie nights, opera nights, pizza parties, library lectures, ballet groups, etc. We even get together for hot spring trips and the like. Anyone wishing to join us just needs to drop a line to “Chief SLAGger” and ask to be put on the mailing list. You’ll get emails about activities all the time.
Hi Craig,
I think it is important to check out the event details before spending the gas money to go to any activities on the internet. If there isn’t a contact email or phone number, I’d say forget it. You could call the “location” and see if anything is going on there. I went to one at the beach and never could find the purported singles group. Of course, I was looking for a “group” not 3 people. Get all the info first, that’s my advice.
Class: LLPD 535-001 Zen Meditation
Dates: 2008-03-15 to 2008-03-15
Times: 10:00AM to 04:00PM S
Location: PARK CITY
Class meets at 1255 Park Ave. #103, Park City.
If you need directions to the Annex Building, an off-campus location or a materials list for an art class, go to our website and download the appropriate information.
Anyone else going to the Zen Meditation class? If it’s not snowing too bad I’m going to try to go. I’ve always wanted to take a class like this. It should be very fun! Let me know, maybe we can go to an early dinner afterward.
OK, I know this is a little off the subject of singles stuff, but really we need to be aware of things going on in the world. It is amazing to me that our government cherry picks what nations to defend. Millions of people have been annilated in Sudan, just like the Holocaust. We stand back and let it happen but we go into Iraq???????????? Spend millions of dollars, probably billions, loose our youth, but we can’t defend innocent people whose government is starving them to death or just slaughtering them outright? What is wrong with this movie?
In Tibet, the Chinese are starving out the Tibetans and then killing them if they try to escape over the mountians to India. The STOLE Tibet from the Tibetans, not they are depleting the resources of the region, moving in thousands of Han Chinese, giving the Chinese all the jobs (cause you have to speak Chinese to get a job), the Tibetans are living in tent cities, hundreds of mothers have had to sneak their children over the border to India to get them an education (cause the Chinese are charging $300 a year for a kid to go to school, more than any Tibetan’s annual income. By starving out the adults the Chinese are leaving hundreds of desparate orphans out in the cold to stave to death. And WE ARE SUPPORTING THE CHINESE BY BUYING THEIR PRODUCTS, WE ARE SUPPORTING THEIR INHUMANITY WITH OUR DOLLARS!
And the Chinese are nervy enough to blame the Dalai Lama for the unrest of the people! This just happened this week!
Let’s STOP buying Chinese products! And boycott the OLympics! We cannot continue to support man’s inhumanity to man with our dollars!
Report: Two dead as Tibet protests turn violent
China blames Dalai Lama as police fire on crowds in Lhasa led by monks
BEIJING – Protests led by Buddhist monks against Chinese rule in Tibet turned violent Friday, with shops and vehicles torched and gunshots echoing in the streets of the ancient capital, Lhasa.
A radio report said two people had been killed, while China blamed the disturbances on followers of the Dalai Lama, Tibet’s exiled Buddhist leader.
The Dalai Lama on Friday called the demonstrations “a manifestation of the deep-rooted resentment of the Tibetan people” and called upon China to stop using force during protests. In a statement, the Dalai Lama said he was “deeply concerned over the situation that has been developing in Tibet following peaceful protests.”
The largest demonstrations in nearly two decades against Beijing’s 57-year-rule over Tibet come at a critically sensitive time for China as it attempts to portray a unified and prosperous nation ahead of the Olympic Games in August.
U.S. government-funded Radio Free Asia said troops using both live ammunition and tear gas fired on crowds torching vehicles and Chinese-owned shops in the center of the ancient capital of Lhasa. It said two people were killed, while other reports put the death toll higher but gave no figures.
The U.S. State Department urged Chinese leaders to engage in dialogue with the Dalai Lama. The European Union also called on China to show restraint.
The protests that began on Monday’s anniversary of a 1959 uprising against Chinese rule were initially led by hundreds of Buddhist monks — but then attracted large numbers of ordinary Tibetans. They were also spreading to Tibetan areas outside Lhasa, a city of about 250,000 permanent residents, not including large numbers of soldiers and members of the paramilitary People’s Armed Police.
Witnesses reported hearing gunfire and seeing vehicles in flames in the city’s main Barkor shopping district in the center of Lhasa. Crowds hurled rocks at security forces and at restaurant and hotel windows.
‘Chaos everywhere’
“It was chaos everywhere. I could see fires, smoke, cars and motorcycles burning,” said a Tibetan guide who spoke on condition his name not be used, fearing retaliation by authorities. He said the whole road in the main Barkor shopping area surrounding the Jokhang temple “seemed to be on fire.”
The guide said armed police in riot gear backed by armored vehicles were blocking major intersections in the city center, along with the broad square in front of the Potala, the former winter home of the Dalai Lama.
“As I approached Potala Square, I heard cannon fire, louder than rifles. Others told me police were firing tear gas along Beijing Zhonglu, west of the Potala,” he said. Up to 400 protesters, including students, had gathered around a market near the Jokhang temple early on Friday and were confronted by about 1,000 police, according to a witness cited by Matt Whitticase of the Free Tibet Campaign in London.
Four police were injured, and another protest break out near the Potala Palace, Whitticase added.
Shops were set on fire along two main streets surrounding the Jokhang temple, Ramoche monastery, and the city’s main Chomsigkang market, sending out heavy smoke.
A Western traveler using the name “John” told BBC World television that police had attacked monks near monasteries and said he saw military convoys moving into Lhasa carrying heavily armed troops.
In a terse report, China’s official Xinhua News Agency said people had been hospitalized with injuries and vehicles and shops torched, but gave few details.
Tensions in the Tibetan capital have risen in recent days as the city’s three biggest monasteries were sealed off by thousands of soldiers and police in a government crackdown, the U.S. government-funded Radio Free Asia reported Friday.
The U.S. Embassy e-mailed an advisory to Americans warning them to stay away from Lhasa. The embassy said it had “received firsthand reports from American citizens in the city who report gunfire and other indications of violence.”
In Washington, White House spokesman Gordon Johndroe said, “Beijing needs to respect Tibetan culture. Needs to respect multi-ethnicity in their society. We regret the tensions between the ethnic groups and Beijing. The president has said consistently that Beijing needs to have a dialogue with the Dalai Lama.”
European Union leaders appealed to China to show restraint, and France’s foreign minister said Paris was keeping its options open on whether to take further measures, possibly relating to the Olympics.
I support STOP CHINESE. How long are Americans going to stand by and allow the Chinese to get away with theft???????? They steal Tibet and tell the world it used to be theirs and we all just say, OK, send us over some more cheap products. We are stupid, selfish, unknowledgeable, brain washed citizens of a country who only supports wars that can pad their personal agendas. YES, STOP BUYING ANYTHING THAT SAYS MADE IN CHINA!
They killed a nun trying to escape last month. When they invaded they made children kill their own parents. The Chinese government are barbarians! They kill their own on top of everything else! Now that we made them so rich they really have the power they always wanted. I wouldn’t be surprised if they invaded other neighboring countries to take over all of Asia. You cannot trust them!
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Thank you for sharing your beliefs, opinions and events on the http://www.singlesinmotion.com weblog. I understand how excited we can get about our political positions, and since we don’t have any stringent rules about subjects, please feel free to offer your opinions, but please remember that people all over the world are the same, it’s the governments who create these horrors. Please direct your comments without defaming any certain group or race. We would love to hear from more people in more cities and states and countries about singles activities in their areas. Remember to POST and SEARCH on http://www.singlesinmotion.com
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Spread the word to all your friends about singles@xmission.com!From: Brian Williams thursdaymingle@yahoo.com Friday, March 14Jeremy Stout’s Birthday/St. Patrick’s Day PartyInvite EVERYONE!!Where: 5365 S Holladay BlvdFriday, March 14th 8pm-1amBRING FOOD, DRINKS, PEOPLE~! Saturday, March 15Ice Skate Escapades8-10 pm$5 includes entrance, skates, and refreshmentsSalt Lake County Ice Center5201 South Murray Park LaneTurn North on the street just east of Carl?s Junior on 5200 S.Come enjoy a night of ice skating, games, movies, friends, and fun!Sponsored by the YSA. Saturday, March 15Location: Liberty 8th Ward Bldg, Downtown SLC270 East 500 South, Salt Lake City , UT 84111 USView Map | When: Saturday, March 15, 8:30 pmPhone: 916-6634 International Ammon, his wannabe DJ sidekick (Table Top), and friends have gathered forces once again (after a slight reprieve) to bring you a Dance Party for 2008 to celebrate St. Paddy’s Day. So come one, come all. Bring your danciing shoes. love of music, and your friends, and let’s boogie to the sounds & mixes of the 70′s & 80′s with some fun funk, hiphop & techno thrown in the mix… Date: This coming Saturday, March 15thTime: 8:30pm til 11:30pmLocation: Liberty 8th Ward meetinghouse in downtown SLC. The building is located on the southwest corner of 5th South and 3rd East.Cost: Free, Free, Free!Bring Yourself, a friend, and a treat or snack to shareDress: Think green, green, green within LDS Standards of course.Come and have fun, mingle, and dance with that lucky someone…Parking: Due to limited slots in the Church parking lot, you can park anywhere along 5th South and between 4th and 2nd East (parking meters are free after 6pm).Looking for something fun to do after your Saturday activities, errands, or dinners, this is it!! P.S. This invite will be also be sent to all those on the Avalanche dinners email list. We’ll be decorating Friday Night (9ish). Call if you can help.If you’re not able to help decorate or bring a snack, but still like to help out, there will be a DJ tip jar to show the DJ your appreciation for his services. Saturday, March 15Fantastic, Inexpensive, Family-Friendly Concert on Saturday!!!Mesa Drive (www.myspace.com/mesadrive)Good Morning Maxfield (www.myspace.com/goodmorningmaxfield)Saturday, March 15 – 8:00 pmFt Douglas Theatre on the U campus (see directions below**)Tickets are $5 pre-sale at http://www.mesadrive.com$7 at the doorKids 12 & under enter for free I know most people who receive this e-mail have not heard of these two bands. However, I spend 2-3 days a week at venues and clubs watching local bands/musicians and these two bands are, by far, two of the best. You will not be disappointed. This is a great date idea or great new activity to do with your friends. Plus, you can’t beat the price. Also, the sit-down theatre and the music are very family-friendly.If you have any questions, please contact Jason at (801) 712-8337. Thanks in advance for supporting local music! **Directions to Ft Douglas Post Theatre: Turn off of Foothill Blvd onto Wasatch Dr. (just south of the U campus by the Institute Bldg) and head east. Take a right at the next light (So Campus Dr). Follow that street to the stop sign and the theatre will be directly in front of you. Sunday, March 16Jericho Road FiresideUofU YSA multi-stake firesideSunday, March 16th @ 6pm470 South Wasatch Drive , SLC Monday, March 17The Pleasant Grove Stake has put together a monthly FHE for mid-singles in and around their thirties.Please join us on Monday, March 17th (Happy St. Patrick’s Day!) at 7 pm and invite your friends to come! Food? POTLUCK dinner with an St. Patrick’s Day twist. Something Irish-y: Bread, stew, a potato dish, something green (salad, green beans or jell-o) or any other food that helps you feel the magic!**If you are unable to bring something, please plan on contributing a few dollars to “The Jar.” Where? Cambria Clubhouse 170 North 1300 West ( Proctor Lane ), Pleasant Grove, Utah What Else? Besides eating, there will be a spiritual thought, mingling, and a chance to get to know others . . . please come expecting to make new friends. Questions? Email Sarah Stewart at sarahsponda30@gmail.com March 21We (Cory & the SG) are sharing the stage with Christopher Williams ( http://www.christopherw.com ) & Colby Stead ( http://www.colbystead.com ).Velour Live Music Gallery Provo, UTDoors open @ 8pmCost: $8 ******************************************** Costa Rica w/ Pure Life Expeditions http://www.purelifeexp.comJune 6-15, 2008I am trying to fill some spots and am offering a discount for this specific time frame.Check out the website for more details, so far this is an all singles trip!Call (801)232-5568Andrew
There is no risk for you. When you come to understand the true nature of Well-being in which you have come forth–then you can relax and begin to enjoy this magnificent adventure which is your creative life experience. We are not here to guide the specifics of that which you choose. You get to choose that, and you can’t get it wrong. We are here to assist you–only to assist you–in finding vibrational harmony with your desire; knowing that when you find vibrational harmony with your desire, you are, in this moment, a joyful Being. And that is our dominant wish for you
If everyone could get this selfish consciousness where they ask and expect to receive, everyone would tap into the Energy Stream and thrive. But your not knowing it won’t help them know it. Pretending it isn’t important to you to ask your questions won’t help them get answers to questions they’re not asking
I’ll be teaching an introductory telescope operator class at the Stansbury Park Observatory Complex (SPOC) Monday evening, the 17th, from 7:00 to ~8:30. No prior experience is required. The class is free. Pictures of the observatory here:http://slas.us/patrick2/slas/PW.HTML Map to the observatory here:http://slas.us/maps/SPOCMAP.HTM If you would like to take this class please email me at paw@wirelessbeehive.com. Carpe Noctem! patrick
There are a TON of activities related to green day. You can check them out on-line via the Salt Lake Tribune 3/13/08, but the parade is Saturday at 10 AM at the corner of 200 N. 400 W. in SLC. it goes through the Gateway mall and ends at 200 south. Afterwards, everyone is invited to the siamsa (shamesa) post-parade party beginning at 11 AM at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, 279 S. 300 W. It’s free. Thre will be food, dancing, and the Ireland’s Cou8nty Tipperary musicians.
Hope to see some slaggers there….even if you’re NOT Irish
Suzann
Looking for events? Be sure to check out all the tons and tons of information at http://www.singlesinmotion.com – You will find everything from news to sports to events to traveling to communication skills and dating tips. It’s extensive. Save an evening and go through it. It will help your relationships among lots of other stuff.
I check out http://www.singlesinmotion.com and it is really radical! It will take me a month to get through all the learning stuff, articles and information. What I like the best is the upcoming singles trips. When are they going to start? I want to go to Morocco or Tuscany? Anyone on here that likes to travel, write me. I’ve got the funds if you have the time! No strings attached!
Spread the word to all your friends about singles@xmission.com! Mid-Singles’ Dance, Karaoke, Skate & Mini-Golf Party! Saturday, April 05, 2008 9:00 PM – 12:30 AM DJ Mad Ally will be spinning tunes all night long!Separate Karaoke Room!FREE Skating!FREE Blacklight Miniature Golf! Hollywood Connection3217 South Decker Lake Drive – Across from the E-Center – Use the NorthEntrance!SALT LAKE CITY Cost: $10.00 – $8.00 before 9:30! visit iwontdate.com for future events
We will start with our wonderful pot luck dinner
Please bring a dish for 6 people or a $4.00 donation + $1.00 for our D.J.
Directions:
Take I-15 to Exit 284 (Highland/Alpine Exit) and go east over the railroad tracks to the Traverse Mountain entrance (on left). Turn left into Traverse Mountain and turn left at the stop sign. Go to the fourth street on the right (second Hunter Chase entrance) and go up the hill to the nearest chapel behind Cabelas.
-Mission Statement-
It is our quest to establish a feeling of love, unity, support and fellowship as we strive to sustain, encourage, rebuild and provide another family for people who find themselves single for whatever reason. The goal of this group is to provide a safe haven for single adults who are searching for a place to stimulate their minds, and with the love of our Savior, comfort their hearts and enrich their souls. We steadfastly promote LDS standards and ideals as we encourage fellowship, spirituality, laughter, wholesome activities, and learning as a way to help people heal from the wounds of the past and prepare for a glorious future. We welcome single men and women ages 40 and older wishing to join us in a spirit of love, goodwill and peace.
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Every Monday night is game night
This Monday March 17th. 7:00
Lets meet @ La Deans Home in Lehi
Bring a side dish or your special dessert.
Directions:
1690 North 2600 West. Lehi
Coming from the North or South, take exit 282. North bound, turn
Left under freeway and go south on state street. South bound, just
Continue south on state street. Go to the Chevron at 1500 North and
Turn right. Go West through the fields, over the RR tracks and down
To 2540 West, turn right (north) into the Parkside / Woodside Homes
Subdivision. Go through the stop sign to the T in the road and turn
Left then follow to the right. 1690 North 2600 West.
For you directionally challenge, please bring these directions.
If you get lost please call: Loma Lee 372-6934 LaDean 722-4076
Jackie 367-5928
Bring your favorite game, a friend
And we will see you there!
-Mission Statement-
It is our quest to establish a feeling of love, unity, support and fellowship as we strive to sustain, encourage, rebuild and provide another family for people who find themselves single for whatever reason. The goal of this group is to provide a safe haven for single adults who are searching for a place to stimulate their minds, and with the love of our Savior, comfort their hearts and enrich their souls. We steadfastly promote LDS standards and ideals as we encourage fellowship, spirituality, laughter, wholesome activities, and learning as a way to help people heal from the wounds of the past and prepare for a glorious future. We welcome single men and women ages 40 and older wishing to join us in a spirit of love, goodwill and peace.
Anyone heard of The Last Snapshot, a WWII love story between a Nazi and a Jewish girl from the Warsaw ghetto. Someone told me about it, but I can’t find it on the shelves. It’s supposed to be a gripping story with a shocking ending. Let me know if you know where to buy this.
Meet kindred book lovers in a local Meetup Book Club! Fiction or non-fiction, paperback or hardcover, you?ll read a new book every month. Come to laugh, share stories and make new friends!http://bookclub.meetup.com/
Monday, March 17, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
The Bennett’s Home
7 Cresthaven, Irvine
SAVIOR OF THE WORLD
Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
Wednesday, March 19, 7:00 PM
Thursday, March 20, 7:00 PM
Friday, March 21, 7:30 PM
Saturday, March 22, 2:00 PM
Saturday, March 22, 7:30 PM
Thursday, March 27, 7:00 PM
Friday, March 28, 7:30 pm
Saturday, March 29, 7:30 pm Just Added
The production Savior of the World: His Birth and Resurrection is a powerful testimony of the Savior Jesus Christ. Through music and drama, the production recounts the historical events leading up to the birth of the Messiah and the events following His glorious Resurrection. During this Easter season, Savior of the World provides a meaningful opportunity for all to remember His birth and resurrection and renew their devotion to Him.
All spots are spoken for, if you’d like to join us, please call the Temple.
If you’re not able to sign up, please call the temple and set up your own reservation and join us. Phone: 949-644-1820
We’ll meet for dinner at the food court area in Bison and MacArthur Shopping Center at 6:00 pm. All are invited to dinner, whether you’re going to the temple or not.
IRVINE 2ND WARD SISTER’S TEMPLE DAY
Saturday, March 29, 10:00 AM
2300 Bonita Canyon Drive
Newport Beach
Please call the temple to make your reservation 949-644-1820.
Invite those you visit teach to join with you…maybe even carpool together that morning. We would like to do lunch afterwards at a near by restaurant for anyone that would like to join us.
If you can’t make the 10am session but would like to join us for lunch , meet outside the temple at about 12noon-ish to go to lunch. .
IRVINE 2ND WARD BREAK THE FAST
Sunday, March 30, 4:15 PM
Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
We’ll supply the Main Dish, you supply a Salad, Cut Fruit, or Dessert. If you have questions, contact anniederiverside@yahoo.com.
IRVINE 2ND WARD BOOK CLUB
Sunday, March 30, 5:00 pm Note the date and time change
This month we’ll meet at the Stake Center after Break the Fast
Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
The book for January is “The History of Love” by Nicole Krauss. Don’t already have the book? or Like to download?
Books for the coming months:
March 23, “History of Love” by Nicole Krauss
April 27, “The 10th Man” by Graham Greene
May25, “The Gardens of Kyoto” by Kate Walbert
June 22, “Cold Comfort Farm” by Stella Gibbons
July 27, “My Sister’s Keeper” by Jodi Picoult
All are welcome. Bring food to share.
For information contact: Erin
For more information about these books and Book Club, see the Book Club page.
IRVINE 2ND WARD FAMILY HOME EVENING
Monday, March 31, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
RESTAURANT RUSH
Friday, April 4, 7:00 PM
Mama Cozza’s Italian Food and Pizza
2170 W Ball Rd Anaheim, CA 92804 Phone: (714) 635-0063
Come join us for an evening of casual dining. Seating will be reserved for 20 people until 7:15 pm. If you have questions or know before 5 pm Friday that you will be later, please contact Pamela at pwatt@focusdx.com
LOOKING AHEAD
Apr 4 – Mama Cozzas (Anaheim)
May 2 – Green Parrot Café (Santa Ana)
June 6 – Anita’s Mexican (Fullerton)
Email Pamela for more information.
HIKING CLUB
Saturday, April 5, 8:45 AM – 12:30 PM
Starting in February, the Hiking Club will regularly meet on the First Saturday.
meet at Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
Meet at Stake Center at 8:45 am to car pool.
Future Hikes:
Hikes are easy to moderate, with hiking time of about one to two hours. Please join us if you are looking for longer and more challenging hikes, most all hikes can be extended to longer and more challenging adventures if desired.
IRVINE 2ND WARD FAMILY HOME EVENING
Monday, April 7, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
MORMON BATTALION TOUR
Saturday, April 12, 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Meet at the Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
This will be an absolutely fabulous ALL DAY tour of the Mormon Battalion sights in Southern California, led by our very own church historian, Greg Christopherson. We’ll travel by Coach Bus, receiving instruction along the way and stopping at each significant spot. This is a fabulous opportunity for a great time. You’ll learn a ton and have a great time.
To see photos from a previous Mormon Battalion Tour see the Photo Album, Mormon Battalion pages.
Cost: $40 per person. Only 55 slots available. Must pay and commit by April 2nd.
Bring water, hat, and sunscreen. Dress appropriately for hiking, and diverse weather. Be prepared for everything from early morning chill to desert heat.
IRVINE 2ND WARD FAMILY HOME EVENING
Monday, April 14, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
After a spiritual thought… we’ll play games
IRVINE 2ND WARD BISHOPRIC WIVES DINNER
Sunday, TBA
Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
Main dish will be supplied. Please bring sides, salads and dessert.
Below are Single Adult Conferences that A Single Place has been asked to list by their sponsors. It is not meant to be a complete list of all Single Adult Conferences. The information has been provided by the sponsors and we make no guarantee that the information is complete or accurate. We have been provided no more information than that shown below. If you need more information, please contact the conference contacts or visit their Website.
If you would like your conference added to the list, please send the appropriate details, including related contact information and Website, to Conference Information.
For a great listing of Single Adult Conferences World Wide visit Endure.com.
Canoga Park, Granada Hills, North Hollywood, Santa Clarita, Valencia Stakes Single Adult Conference–March 1-2, 2008
Granada Hills Stake Center 11315 White Oak Ave., Granada Hills, CA 91344
Pre – Registration Fee is $30.00 or $35.00 at the door. Gaining Experiences
Theme: ” A More Excellent Hope” Ether 12:32. Register now at $65.00 or $80.00 later, if it does not sell out. This will be EVERYTHING YOU WOULD EXPECT , and much more. Go to Web Site for more info. Check out the Web site at: http://www.hb1singles.com or join the HB yahoo group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hb1singles/
Registration for the HB Midsingles Conference (ages 27-42) on April
25-27 is filling up fast! We are approaching 800 registered, and are
on target to reach capacity at 1,200 before April 25.
(Singles above the age range, feel free to register for the Wonder
Valley Conference (31+) serving the 40′s crowd at Sequoia Nat’l Park
that’s happening to same weekend as the HB Midsingles Conference. Go
to http://www.centralcalldssingles.com for more info.)
We have a new Saturday afternoon activity as part of the Conference
Line-Up – a 20 mile Road Bike Ride from Huntington Beach along PCH
through Newport Harbor, winding up around the Newport Back Bay (one
of SoCal’s largest coastal wetlands), and back to Huntington. You can
BYOB (Bring Your Own Bike) or rent one locally (around $25).
For those interested, speed dating will be done on both Friday and
Saturday nights, with the format different than last year, and the
format will be different on each night this year. So there’s ample
opportunity to meet as many people as possible, and make new friends.
There’s also plenty of ice-breaker activities as well throughout the
different chill rooms, to stretch out of your own social circles and
meet new people.
Large groups from Seattle, NorCal, Utah, Vegas, Arizona, Chicago,
Atlanta, Dallas, NY, DC, and even Australia and the UK have already
registered.
Date: April 25 – April 27, 2008
Place: Huntington Beach, California
Theme: “A More Excellent Hope” Ether 12:32
Price Now- Apr. 25, 2008: $80 (or when a 1,200 capacity is reached)
Price includes entrance to the Friday and Saturday night dance and
chill rooms, service project, workshops, Friday and Saturday night
mixer activities, special gift bag, conference T-shirt made by
American Apparel, and great food.
(Price does not include cost of some Saturday afternoon activities,
and entrance to the Conference After-party at Disneyland)
And unlike some other conferences which can offer bare bone meals,
we’re offering catered dinner from Panera Bread and local favorite
Taco Surf on Friday Night, BBQ Lunch at the beach on Saturday with
Steaks, Ribs, Salmon Burgers and more, and a Hawaiian
Style Lunch on Sunday.
There will be no registration at the door. Register now to secure
your Saturday activity, as some activities have a limited capacity.
Kayaking , Beach Cruisers, and Laguna Beach Tour are now closed.
Surfing is the next to go.
Preliminary Conference Schedule (subject to change)
Friday, April 25, 2008
Receive Registration Packet
Catered Dinner
Mixer/Ice Breaker Activities
Dance with DJ spinning the most current Dance music, organized speed
dating, and 4 chill rooms including an uplighted enclosed tent.
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Service Project: Huntington State Beach Clean-up teamed up the with
Surfrider Foundation, HB Chapter
Morningside Devotional at the Beach with Elder John C. Dalton, Area
Seventy
Catered BBQ Lunch
Afternoon activities (choose one sport activity, cultural activity,
or entire workshop series) which will all occur at the same time.
Sports Activities include:
Beach Volleyball Tournament at HB Pier
Surf Session and Lesson near HB Pier
Kayaking at Newport Harbor (FULL)
Nature Beach Hike at Crystal Cove (3 hikes based on skill level)
Mountain Biking at El Moro overlooking the Pacific Ocean
Road Biking Tour of Huntington & Newport Back Bay
Frisbee Golf in Central Park
Rollerblading (HB Pier to Seapoint)
Riding beach cruisers (HB Pier to Newport Pier) along PCH (FULL)
Cultural Activities include:
Laguna Beach Tour (FULL)
Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, the largest aquarium on the
West Coast.
Workshop Series (choose 3 to attend; workshops repeat on the hour)
“Developing a Perfect Brightness of Hope”
“How to Better Connect with People”
“From a Bad Childhood to the Good Life”
“The Power of One”
Dinner on your own, or “Random Group Dinner” where groups of 20 people
will eat together at a restaurant to get to know each other chosen by
The Conference Committee.
After dinner, “80′s Flashback” Dance, karaoke, and 4 chill rooms
including an uplighted enclosed tent with speed dating and other
mixer activities.
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Sacrament Service with Keynote Speaker
Catered Lunch afterwards
Evening Musical Fireside with LDS Recording Artist Rick Reeve
performing
Spread the word to all your friends about singles@xmission.com!THREE FAB FLOORS!! Top 40, Country and Tropical!! Friday 28 March, 2008 9:00pm 26 East 600 SouthSalt Lake City, Utah USA$6.00studio600@xmission.comWith three dance floors playing Hip Hop/Top 40, Country and Tropical in the Loft, new faces and hot singles, this is sure to be a weekend you will NOT want to miss!! There will be live music and performances, Karaoke and billiards! ________________________________________Singles mailing listhttp://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/singles YOUR PERSONAL SUBSCRIBER OPTIONS: This list post was sent todolphinviewmazatlan@hotmail.com Remember to call LUCKY-4-U (801-582-5948) for other activities.
At the Traverse Mountain Chapel for a special performance by the famed Orem Institute Show Choir fresh from their Spring Tour. We will have 48 singers and dancers to enliven and lift our spirits.
We will start with our wonderful pot luck dinner at 7:00p.m. Please bring a salad, side dish, or dessert for at least (6) people, or a donation of $4.00.
We will have our dessert mingle following our entertainment!
Bring a friend and we will see you there!
Directions:
Take I-15 to Exit 284 (Highland/Alpine Exit) and go east over the railroad tracks to the Traverse Mountain entrance (Triumph blvd. On left). Turn left into Traverse Mountain and turn left at the stop sign. Go to the fourth street on the right (second Hunter Chase entrance) and go up the hill to the nearest chapel behind Cabelas.
-Mission Statement-
It is our quest to establish a feeling of love, unity, support and fellowship as we strive to sustain, encourage, rebuild and provide another family for people who find themselves single for whatever reason. The goal of this group is to provide a safe haven for single adults who are searching for a place to stimulate their minds, and with the love of our Savior, comfort their hearts and enrich their souls. We steadfastly promote LDS standards and ideals as we encourage fellowship, spirituality, laughter, wholesome activities, and learning as a way to help people heal from the wounds of the past and prepare for a glorious future. We welcome single men and women ages 40 and older wishing to join us in a spirit of love, goodwill and peace.
Join us tomorrow Thursday, March 27th at 6:30/7:30 for an evening of great conversation over dinner and inspiring vistas.
We will be meeting at 6:30p.m. At the Golden Corral Restaurant for a yummy buffet dinner in a private room. (Take University Exit off I-15 (East 1 1/2 miles) to the top of the hill on south side of University Parkway.) This is about $8.50 or $7.50(senior price).
At 7:30 we will reconvene at the BYU Museum of Art to view any or all of the four fabulous showings now available and FREE! Minerva Teichert, Victorian Art (on loan till June), American Visions, and more.
A fun and rewarding evening for all!
Directions: University Parkway exit. Go east to BYU campus. At top of hill, round the corner past the Administration Building and walkway overpass. Go into Visitor Parking Lot.
[LDS Singles Activities] Mid-Singles’ Dance, Karaoke, Skate & Mini-Golf Party—>Saturday, April 5th!
From: singles-bounces+dolphinviewmazatlan=hotmail.com@mailman.xmission.com on behalf of LDS Singles Activities (singles@mailman.xmission.com)
Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2008 8:55:45 PM
Reply-to: singles@xmission.com
To: singles@mailman.xmission.com
Spread the word to all your friends about singles@xmission.com! Mid-Singles’ Dance, Karaoke, Skate & Mini-Golf Party! Saturday, April 5th9:00 p.m. – 12:30 a.m. DJ Mad Ally will be spinning tunes all night long!Separate Karaoke Room!FREE Skating!FREE Blacklight Miniature Golf! Hollywood Connection3217 South Decker Lake Drive – Across from the E-CenterUse the North Entrance!Salt Lake City Cost: $10.00 – $8.00 before 9:30! visit iwontdate.com for future events
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From: singles-bounces+dolphinviewmazatlan=hotmail.com@mailman.xmission.com on behalf of LDS Singles Activities (singles@mailman.xmission.com)
Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2008 8:56:15 PM
Reply-to: singles@xmission.com
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Spread the word to all your friends about singles@xmission.com! PLEASE PASS ALONG TO ALL YOUR FRIENDS?LDS Singles Cruise Annual Halloween Bash on the Sea. Oct 26th 7 day Mexican RivieraIf you have never cruised during Halloween, you have never cruised. It’s a must do. Great group already signed up. It will be a great trip and it’s a great Price. We have a Huge party planned on the ship, costume contests, prices,games, Karaoke. tons to do both on and off the ship. The weather is perfect this time of year too.Prices starting at $483.94 the cheaper cabins always go first so sign up asap. $250 holds your spot and I can get you a roommate if you need one. Deposit is fully refundable if something comes up before final payment in August. Call Margot at 435-673-8427 or 435-229-8449 or mykawika@aol.com?? ? ?? ?Vision of the SeasRoyal Caribbean Mexico Cruises ?? ??? ??? ??? ?Ship Name: Vision Of The SeasDeparture Port: Los Angeles, CaliforniaPorts of Call: Los Angeles, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Mazatlan, Mexico; Puerto Vallarta, Mexico; Los Angeles, California ?? ?Cruise Itinerary All itineraries are subject to change without notice.Day ?? ?Port of Call ?? ?Arrival ?? ?DepartureSun ?? ?Los Angeles, California ?? ?– ?? ?5:00 pmMon ?? ?At Sea ?? ?– ?? ?–Tue ?? ?Cabo San Lucas, Mexico ?? ?10:30 am ?? ?6:00 pmWed ?? ?Mazatlan, Mexico ?? ?8:00 am ?? ?5:30 pmThu ?? ?Puerto Vallarta, Mexico ?? ?8:00 am ?? ?8:00 pmFri ?? ?At Sea ?? ?– ?? ?–Sat ?? ?At Sea ?? ?– ?? ?–Sun ?? ?Los Angeles, California ?? ?7:00 am ?? ?– Ship Highlights ??? * Solarium with retractable glass canopy??? * Aquarius Dining Room, the ship’s magnificent two-story formal dining room??? * Optional ShipShape menu that includes low-fat and vegetarian entrees??? * Casino Royale??? * Rock-climbing wall towering 200 feet above sea level??? * Day spa and fitness center??? * Children’s programs led by a fully-trained staff??? * Boutiques of Centrum shops??? * Two swimming pools and six whirlpools??? * Live entertainment in the Masquerade Theatre
Mid-Singles’ Conference Dance Party I Friday, April 04, 2008 9:00 PM – 12:30 AM Come join hundreds of the coolest Mid-Singles as we dance the night awayto the music of DJs BB & Nelly! The Historic Apollo Hall!50 N. Church Street (Between Center & 100 East)AMERICAN FORK Cost: $8.00 – $5.00 before 9:30! Directions: From SLC (Traveling South on I-15)Take the American Fork Main St. Exit (Exit 278) and go Left.Go 1.3 miles and turn Left on Church St. (Between Center St. & 100 East)The Historic Apollo Hall is on the Right. From Provo (Traveling North on I-15)Take the American Fork 500 East Exit (Exit 276) and go Right.Go 0.8 of a mile and turn Left on State St.Go 0.7 of a mile and turn Right on Church St. (Between 100 East & CenterSt.)The Historic Apollo Hall is on the Right. visit iwontdate.com for future events
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Liz said,
February 7, 2008 at 9:52 pm
Wow, I cannot believe there are not bunches of singles chatting in the blog. I cannot believe how awesome the http://www.singlesinmotion.com site is for singles. It’s got topics from relationships to speed dating to singles tours and much, much more. And the best…it’s free! Nothing is free anymore! Maybe they sell SOMETHING, but I haven’t found anywhere on the site that requires a credit card. They do have advertisers, that must be where they make enough to support the site. Cool anyway. I could spend days in there, learning and meeting new friends! Anyway, email me back if you are interested in activites in Utah. I am connected to all the lists of single social activities!
Keep smiling!
Liz
maggy22 said,
February 21, 2008 at 10:03 pm
I have found this site refreshing compared to most. I have had my share of searching the web for singles sites and activities but most sites that I come across are well, garbage. I am not the type that like just chatting away on the internet I enjoy meeting new people and having fun. Thats what I like about this site, it keeps me informed about everything. I would like to ad that there is some upcoming singles events in the Utah area that I will be joining in and I thought that I would let everyone here know about it incase they were interested. For starters I am going to check out the Midsummer’s night dream production and wine party, I am not much of a drinker but it sounds like good fun. Incase anyone wants to join in it will be held in Salt Lake on 2/23/08 at the patterson room, its only $29.00 for wine, appetizers and your ticket for the production. What a steal? I have also went to a lot of the singles events that I have found here on singlesinmotion and have had a blast! Thank you admin for putting up great information for us lonely singles, you make being single more fun!
Have a blessed day everyone
Maggy22
romaneyez said,
February 21, 2008 at 10:34 pm
Thanks for the post Maggy22 that sounds like fun. A couple of my friends are flying in for the weekend and we were looking for some different types of things to do and this sounds like it would be great and I happen to love Shakespeare, we hope to see you there!
gothick4ever said,
February 21, 2008 at 10:41 pm
I love wine especially red, I just am not much of a person who likes going to events alone. I live in Salt Lake, would it be too much to ask romaneyez if I could meet you and your friends there so I wouldn’t look like I’m a loner? I know I can be terribly insecure at times but I am working on it. Let me know if I could be of some company to your company.
maggy22 said,
February 21, 2008 at 10:46 pm
No problem romaneyez, I like your screen name too. LOL! I just figured that there had to be some people on here like me who like to get out and about to meet people. At least that way you can see them in person and not have to fear what they really look like. I have been scared before of men I have chatted with online and you see their picture but after you meet them you realize its not even the same person. lol I know last time that happend I was thinking “what a warewolf?” LOL!
hbeauty said,
February 22, 2008 at 12:15 am
LOL @ maggy, I had that same problem about a week ago. I was chatting with a man that I met online and then we decided to meet in person and omg I wanted to throw up he was so ugly, the picture he showed me online was definately not his own. I had to fake sick so I could leave. LOL, oh well a day in the life of single woman I guess. Although I have met a few men on here who were very charming and we are still good friends.
hottotrot72 said,
February 22, 2008 at 12:46 am
I just attented a two different singles events that I saw on this site and I had so much fun. I met quite a few other singles in my area and I have to say I am grateful to make some new friends. I just moved here 6 months ago and I have not had much of an outside life because I didn’t know anyone here. The people I met are all really nice we are brainstorming on some ideas for a gathering of our own, so keep an eye out for me I will be mentioning our gathering soon. I hope you all come because if it turns out like the one I went to you will all have a wonderful time.
coldncute said,
February 22, 2008 at 1:11 am
Can’t wait to hear the plan hottootrot, I would love to be a part of it. I’m not sure of your age but maybe you could arrange something for the 40′s and 50′s crowd, being a middle aged single I find it a bit more difficult to meet men since it seems most of them are out to meet the gals in their 20′s. I would love to be able to attend an event where I can meet some single men in my age range who are looking for the mature woman.
Helen said,
March 14, 2008 at 4:26 am
Have you seen the BEST MOVIE OF THE YEAR No Country for Old Men! I went with a cool singles group called SLAG that is based in SLC. I think you can find them online. But anyway, we went to see this movie screening and what a waste of precious time. I mean all it was was this guys who killed every person he saw. There was no moral, no love story, no reason to even spend time looking at the screen other than SUSPENSE. And the killer gets away in the end. It is senseless! I am shocked an disgusted that the literary judges would ever consider a movie of such low caliber to be the best movie of the year. What has this country come too?
Rich said,
March 14, 2008 at 4:27 am
Men like this stuff, that’s why it won!
Julianne said,
March 14, 2008 at 4:30 am
Not all men I’m sure! The kind of men that like movies with pure gore are the sorto f men who get us into wars. They have no feelings. And if we American’s keep watching stuff like No County for Old Men, and letting our children watch it, we are doomed as a nation. I agree, that was a worthless movie, an embarrassment to our nation.
Julianne
Liz said,
March 14, 2008 at 4:33 am
SLC activities for singles abound. We have skiing, movie nights, temple nights, scating – you name it. I came here from Colorado and this is really a neat city, a great little downtown area, lots of fine dining, nice clubs, I really am pleased I moved here. Great schools for my children. Maybe I’ll turn Mormon. Nice people!
Charles said,
March 14, 2008 at 4:33 am
What I would like to know is where are the activities listed?
Marilyn said,
March 14, 2008 at 4:36 am
You can find all singles activities posted for all states, in fact, all nations, at this address. Now you have to realize that this is anew site and it takes people posting singles activities to make it work. So if you don’t find an activity, post one. In fact, it would help all of us if you would send out a link to this site to all the singles people or groups you know, so we can get more participation.
http://singlesinmotion.com/discuss/toast.asp
Roberta said,
March 14, 2008 at 4:37 am
I have to admit I haven’t participated in planning events, but I can see this is a must. We all have to help each other. I’m going to plan a day at the hot springs. Look for it!
Robbie
Regalia said,
March 14, 2008 at 4:38 am
I’m from Greece. Does anyone know if there is a Greek Club in the city?
singlesinmotion said,
March 14, 2008 at 4:52 am
There is an Italian Club in downtown Denver. Let me see if I can find their website. Oh, you really want Greek, but Italian is close, isn’t it?
Rebecca said,
March 14, 2008 at 5:13 am
I went to a great slag event where they had a mardi gras theme. It was so fun! You can meet anywhere from 30-50 singles at these events. Next month they are hosting a pizza party.
Utah said,
March 14, 2008 at 6:25 pm
http://www.ldsroadtrips.com announcements. We are still working on the site and should have it upand running in a few weeks. A big thanks to RobertFleming who has spent and will spend countless hoursfixing and updating the site. Thanks a ton Robertfor helping us out. What would the singles in SaltLake do without you? Please know that my first and foremost concern is thehappy socializing of all my closest 1000 friends. So,even though this email is really long, it has manydetails of activities over the next week, so you willall have something to do, right? We will all begrateful when the calendar is back up and running andknow that it will be even better than before. So hereit is… Here are the upcoming events for the week. Oh, if you want to be added to the email list go towww.ldsroadtrips.com and subscribe. Tara WhitingHappy Socializing Friday, March 14Hey Everyone, There is a great group date opportunity coming up thisweekend!!From a very inspired composer, I wanted to let youknow about an awesome Easter opportunity. (I attacheda flyer too). Event: Hosanna: An Easter Musical Concert by Lex deAzevedo with Jenny Oaks Baker and George DyerWhen: Friday, March 14th and Saturday March 15th at7:00 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Under the musical supervision of composer Lex deAzevedo, Jenny Oaks Baker, George Dyer, along withperformers Melinda Lockwood, Greg Pearson, theMillennium Choir and SLCC Chamber singers, willperform the musical oratorio, Hosanna, which retellsthe events surrounding the last days in the life ofJesus Christ. Using the King James Bible as its text, Hosannarecounts the Triumphal Entry, Last Supper, Gethsemane,Trial, Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus Christthrough music. The performances will take place on March 14th and15th at 7:00 p.m., at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church,located at 261 South 900 East in Salt Lake City. Doorsopen at 6:30 p.m. Reserved Seating, front rows $25donation, General Admission $15 donation. All proceedsbenefit the Millennium Choral Society, a non-profitorganization. For more event information and groupdiscount rates, please visit http://www.millenniumchoir .org. Remember, there are group discount rates, so the morepeople go, the more you are discounted at the door.What an awesome opportunity to see and hear somethinguplifting, donate to great cause and participate ingood-dating fun! Good luck and I hope to see you all there!Lindsey Blau Friday, March 14 What: Jeremy Stout’s Birthday/St. Patrick’s Day PartyWho: Invite EVERYONEWhere: 5365 S Holladay BlvdWhen: Friday, March 14th 8pm-1am BRING FOOD, DRINKS, PEOPLE~! Saturday, March 15 A large group of us are going dancing at Studio 600Saturday Night at 9PMFeel free to meet us there. The more the merrier. Ibelieve they will be having salsa and Latin dancing.Dance Instruction starts at 9PM. If you want to meet up with us feel free to call Taraon her cell at 230-5994. Saturday, March 15 Ice Skate Escapades8-10 pm$5 includes entrance, skates, and refreshmentsSalt Lake County Ice Center5201 South Murray Park LaneTurn North on the street just east of Carl’s Junior on5200 S. Come enjoy a night of ice skating, games, movies,friends, and fun!Sponsored by the YSA. Saturday, March 15Location: Liberty 8th Ward Bldg, Downtown SLC270 East 500 South, Salt Lake City , UT 84111 USView Map | When: Saturday, March 15, 8:30PM Phone:916-6634 International Ammon, his wannabe DJ sidekick (TableTop), and friends have gathered forces once again(after a slight reprieve) to bring you a Dance Partyfor 2008 to celebrate St. Paddy’s Day. So come one, come all. Bring your danciing shoes.love of music, and your friends, and let’s boogie tothe sounds & mixes of the 70′s & 80′s with some funfunk, hiphop & techno thrown in the mix… Date: This coming Saturday, March 15thTime: 8:30pm til 11:30pmLocation: Liberty 8th Ward meetinghouse in downtownSLC. The building is located on the southwest cornerof 5th South and 3rd East.Cost: Nada, Zippo, Free, Free, FreeBring: Yourself, a friend, and a treat or snack toshareDress: Think green, green, green within LDS Standardsof course.Come: To have fun, mingle, and dance with that luckysomeone…Parking: Due to limited slots in the Church parkinglot, you can park anywhere along 5th South and between4th and 2nd East (parking meters are free after 6pm). Looking for something fun to do after your Saturdayactivities, errands, or dinners, this is it….Luck of the Irish to ya,International Ammon, Jerry & Friendsp.s. This invite will be also be sent to all those onthe Avalanche dinners email list*We’ll be decorating Friday Night (9ish). Call if youcan help.**Not able to help decorate or bring a snack, butstill like to help out, they’ll be a DJ tip jar toshow the DJ your appreciation for his services. Saturday, March 15Fantastic, Inexpensive, Family-Friendly Concert onSaturday!!! Mesa Drive (www.myspace.com/mesadrive)Good Morning Maxfield(www.myspace.com/goodmorningmaxfield) Saturday, March 15 – 8:00 pmFt Douglas Theatre on the U campus (see directionsbelow**) Tickets are $5 pre-sale at http://www.mesadrive.com$7 at the doorKids 12 & under enter for free I know most people who receive this e-mail have notheard of these two bands. However, I spend 2-3 days aweek at venues and clubs watching localbands/musicians and these two bands are, by far, twoof the best. You will not be disappointed. This is agreat date idea or great new activity to do with yourfriends. Plus, you can’t beat the price. Also, thesit-down theatre and the music are veryfamily-friendly. If you have any questions, please contact Jason at(801) 712-8337. Thanks in advance for supportinglocal music! **Directions to Ft Douglas Post Theatre: Turn off ofFoothill Blvd onto Wasatch Dr. (just south of the Ucampus by the Institute Bldg) and head east. Take aright at the next light (So Campus Dr). Follow thatstreet to the stop sign and the theatre will bedirectly in front of you. Saturday, March 15 Event: Karaoke party!!! Addicted CafeWhen: Saturday, March 15, 2008 7:00 – 12:00 PMWhat: This will be a really fun night! Karaoke, Pooltable, great friends, great atmosphere!Where: Addicted Cafe (map)200 South 511 WestSALT LAKE CITY, UTUSACost: Free Sunday, March 16Jericho Road FiresideUofU YSA multi-stake firesideSunday, March 16th @ 6pm470 South Wasatch Drive , SLC Monday, March 17The Pleasant Grove Stake has put together a monthlyFHE for mid-singles in and around their thirties. Please join us on Monday, March 17th (Happy St.Patrick’s Day!) at 7 pm and invite your friends tocome! Food?POTLUCK dinner with an St. Patrick’s Day twist. Something Irish-y: Bread, stew, a potato dish,something green (salad, green beans or jell-o) or anyother food that helps you feel the magic! **If you are unable to bring something, please plan oncontributing a few dollars to “The Jar.” Where? Cambria Clubhouse 170 North 1300 West (Proctor Lane ), Pleasant Grove, Utah What Else? Besides eating, there will be a spiritualthought, mingling, and a chance to get to know others. . . please come expecting to make new friends.Questions? Email Sarah Stewart atsarahsponda30@gmail.com Wednesday, March 19Wednesday Lunch Group —- Salt Lake City SinglesLunch Group: http://www.slclunch.comLunchers, Due to some technical difficulties we have been havingwith our email list, we will be switching to agooglegroups email list shortly. Just FYI. Here are the remaining March locations:Meet for lunch at 12:15 at the following locations:3/12Big City Soup/Pizza235 South 400 Westwww.bigcitysoup.com 3/19Boston Deli9 Exchange Place (approximately 350 S. Main)www.bostondeli.com 3/26Kaiser’s BBQ962 South 300 Westhttp://www.kaisersbbq.com/ See you at 12:15! Wednesday, March 19Salt Lake Singles Temple Session7PM – Salt Lake TempleArrive early to have time to get ready.See you there and bring your friends. March 21**MARCH 21st – Velour Live Music Gallery Provo, UTWe (Cory & the SG) are sharing the stage withChristopher Williams ( http://www.christopherw.com ) & ColbyStead ( colbystead.com ).Doors @ 8pm$8 Saturday, March 29 Upcoming Most Spectacular Party- You do not want tomiss out.A Post Lucky Leprecon and Pre-Fools Day Party“Lucky Fools Party”Hosted by Tara Whiting and Karl ChristensenLocation: Lehi Rec Center in LehiTime: 7PMThere will be games and minglingFood and FlirtingMusic and dancingIf you thought the Valentines Day Party was fabulous-Then you do not want to miss out of this one. Really.Come and see.This could be your year cause 2008 is going to begreat! Mark your calendars now.Check out the site ww.ldsroadtrips.com to see moredetails or email me at taranwhiting@yahoo.comMore details will be coming via email as well
Champ said,
March 15, 2008 at 5:09 am
Does anyone have the list of events in the Charleston area? I’d like to hook up with a singles group. Not quite ready to date. Newly divorced.
Thanks for your help,
CHamp
Ford said,
March 15, 2008 at 5:11 am
There is a screening at the Salt Lake Library of God Grew Tired of Us, a documentary of the Lost Boys of Sudan, a fabulous documentary. Call the library for times.
Slag Events said,
March 15, 2008 at 5:20 am
Slag hosts a lot of singles events in the Salt Lake City area. We have flights, movie nights, opera nights, pizza parties, library lectures, ballet groups, etc. We even get together for hot spring trips and the like. Anyone wishing to join us just needs to drop a line to “Chief SLAGger” and ask to be put on the mailing list. You’ll get emails about activities all the time.
Join us!
Craig said,
March 15, 2008 at 5:21 am
What about the events listed on Craigslist in So. Cali? Anyone attended? I’m a little leary.
Craig
Jenny said,
March 15, 2008 at 5:23 am
Hi Craig,
I think it is important to check out the event details before spending the gas money to go to any activities on the internet. If there isn’t a contact email or phone number, I’d say forget it. You could call the “location” and see if anything is going on there. I went to one at the beach and never could find the purported singles group. Of course, I was looking for a “group” not 3 people. Get all the info first, that’s my advice.
Jenny
Zen said,
March 15, 2008 at 5:23 am
Class: LLPD 535-001 Zen Meditation
Dates: 2008-03-15 to 2008-03-15
Times: 10:00AM to 04:00PM S
Location: PARK CITY
Class meets at 1255 Park Ave. #103, Park City.
If you need directions to the Annex Building, an off-campus location or a materials list for an art class, go to our website and download the appropriate information.
Bunny said,
March 15, 2008 at 5:25 am
Anyone else going to the Zen Meditation class? If it’s not snowing too bad I’m going to try to go. I’ve always wanted to take a class like this. It should be very fun! Let me know, maybe we can go to an early dinner afterward.
Bunny
STOP CHINESE said,
March 15, 2008 at 5:36 am
OK, I know this is a little off the subject of singles stuff, but really we need to be aware of things going on in the world. It is amazing to me that our government cherry picks what nations to defend. Millions of people have been annilated in Sudan, just like the Holocaust. We stand back and let it happen but we go into Iraq???????????? Spend millions of dollars, probably billions, loose our youth, but we can’t defend innocent people whose government is starving them to death or just slaughtering them outright? What is wrong with this movie?
In Tibet, the Chinese are starving out the Tibetans and then killing them if they try to escape over the mountians to India. The STOLE Tibet from the Tibetans, not they are depleting the resources of the region, moving in thousands of Han Chinese, giving the Chinese all the jobs (cause you have to speak Chinese to get a job), the Tibetans are living in tent cities, hundreds of mothers have had to sneak their children over the border to India to get them an education (cause the Chinese are charging $300 a year for a kid to go to school, more than any Tibetan’s annual income. By starving out the adults the Chinese are leaving hundreds of desparate orphans out in the cold to stave to death. And WE ARE SUPPORTING THE CHINESE BY BUYING THEIR PRODUCTS, WE ARE SUPPORTING THEIR INHUMANITY WITH OUR DOLLARS!
And the Chinese are nervy enough to blame the Dalai Lama for the unrest of the people! This just happened this week!
Let’s STOP buying Chinese products! And boycott the OLympics! We cannot continue to support man’s inhumanity to man with our dollars!
Report: Two dead as Tibet protests turn violent
China blames Dalai Lama as police fire on crowds in Lhasa led by monks
BEIJING – Protests led by Buddhist monks against Chinese rule in Tibet turned violent Friday, with shops and vehicles torched and gunshots echoing in the streets of the ancient capital, Lhasa.
A radio report said two people had been killed, while China blamed the disturbances on followers of the Dalai Lama, Tibet’s exiled Buddhist leader.
The Dalai Lama on Friday called the demonstrations “a manifestation of the deep-rooted resentment of the Tibetan people” and called upon China to stop using force during protests. In a statement, the Dalai Lama said he was “deeply concerned over the situation that has been developing in Tibet following peaceful protests.”
The largest demonstrations in nearly two decades against Beijing’s 57-year-rule over Tibet come at a critically sensitive time for China as it attempts to portray a unified and prosperous nation ahead of the Olympic Games in August.
U.S. government-funded Radio Free Asia said troops using both live ammunition and tear gas fired on crowds torching vehicles and Chinese-owned shops in the center of the ancient capital of Lhasa. It said two people were killed, while other reports put the death toll higher but gave no figures.
The U.S. State Department urged Chinese leaders to engage in dialogue with the Dalai Lama. The European Union also called on China to show restraint.
The protests that began on Monday’s anniversary of a 1959 uprising against Chinese rule were initially led by hundreds of Buddhist monks — but then attracted large numbers of ordinary Tibetans. They were also spreading to Tibetan areas outside Lhasa, a city of about 250,000 permanent residents, not including large numbers of soldiers and members of the paramilitary People’s Armed Police.
Witnesses reported hearing gunfire and seeing vehicles in flames in the city’s main Barkor shopping district in the center of Lhasa. Crowds hurled rocks at security forces and at restaurant and hotel windows.
‘Chaos everywhere’
“It was chaos everywhere. I could see fires, smoke, cars and motorcycles burning,” said a Tibetan guide who spoke on condition his name not be used, fearing retaliation by authorities. He said the whole road in the main Barkor shopping area surrounding the Jokhang temple “seemed to be on fire.”
The guide said armed police in riot gear backed by armored vehicles were blocking major intersections in the city center, along with the broad square in front of the Potala, the former winter home of the Dalai Lama.
“As I approached Potala Square, I heard cannon fire, louder than rifles. Others told me police were firing tear gas along Beijing Zhonglu, west of the Potala,” he said. Up to 400 protesters, including students, had gathered around a market near the Jokhang temple early on Friday and were confronted by about 1,000 police, according to a witness cited by Matt Whitticase of the Free Tibet Campaign in London.
Four police were injured, and another protest break out near the Potala Palace, Whitticase added.
Shops were set on fire along two main streets surrounding the Jokhang temple, Ramoche monastery, and the city’s main Chomsigkang market, sending out heavy smoke.
A Western traveler using the name “John” told BBC World television that police had attacked monks near monasteries and said he saw military convoys moving into Lhasa carrying heavily armed troops.
In a terse report, China’s official Xinhua News Agency said people had been hospitalized with injuries and vehicles and shops torched, but gave few details.
Tensions in the Tibetan capital have risen in recent days as the city’s three biggest monasteries were sealed off by thousands of soldiers and police in a government crackdown, the U.S. government-funded Radio Free Asia reported Friday.
The U.S. Embassy e-mailed an advisory to Americans warning them to stay away from Lhasa. The embassy said it had “received firsthand reports from American citizens in the city who report gunfire and other indications of violence.”
In Washington, White House spokesman Gordon Johndroe said, “Beijing needs to respect Tibetan culture. Needs to respect multi-ethnicity in their society. We regret the tensions between the ethnic groups and Beijing. The president has said consistently that Beijing needs to have a dialogue with the Dalai Lama.”
European Union leaders appealed to China to show restraint, and France’s foreign minister said Paris was keeping its options open on whether to take further measures, possibly relating to the Olympics.
FREE TIBET said,
March 15, 2008 at 5:39 am
I support STOP CHINESE. How long are Americans going to stand by and allow the Chinese to get away with theft???????? They steal Tibet and tell the world it used to be theirs and we all just say, OK, send us over some more cheap products. We are stupid, selfish, unknowledgeable, brain washed citizens of a country who only supports wars that can pad their personal agendas. YES, STOP BUYING ANYTHING THAT SAYS MADE IN CHINA!
Deard said,
March 15, 2008 at 5:42 am
They killed a nun trying to escape last month. When they invaded they made children kill their own parents. The Chinese government are barbarians! They kill their own on top of everything else! Now that we made them so rich they really have the power they always wanted. I wouldn’t be surprised if they invaded other neighboring countries to take over all of Asia. You cannot trust them!
Marilyn said,
March 15, 2008 at 5:46 am
Hello friends,
Thank you for sharing your beliefs, opinions and events on the http://www.singlesinmotion.com weblog. I understand how excited we can get about our political positions, and since we don’t have any stringent rules about subjects, please feel free to offer your opinions, but please remember that people all over the world are the same, it’s the governments who create these horrors. Please direct your comments without defaming any certain group or race. We would love to hear from more people in more cities and states and countries about singles activities in their areas. Remember to POST and SEARCH on http://www.singlesinmotion.com
Also check out our articles and lots of other service oriented pages.
My best,
Marilyn
Andrew LDS Singles said,
March 16, 2008 at 5:15 am
Spread the word to all your friends about singles@xmission.com!From: Brian Williams thursdaymingle@yahoo.com Friday, March 14Jeremy Stout’s Birthday/St. Patrick’s Day PartyInvite EVERYONE!!Where: 5365 S Holladay BlvdFriday, March 14th 8pm-1amBRING FOOD, DRINKS, PEOPLE~! Saturday, March 15Ice Skate Escapades8-10 pm$5 includes entrance, skates, and refreshmentsSalt Lake County Ice Center5201 South Murray Park LaneTurn North on the street just east of Carl?s Junior on 5200 S.Come enjoy a night of ice skating, games, movies, friends, and fun!Sponsored by the YSA. Saturday, March 15Location: Liberty 8th Ward Bldg, Downtown SLC270 East 500 South, Salt Lake City , UT 84111 USView Map | When: Saturday, March 15, 8:30 pmPhone: 916-6634 International Ammon, his wannabe DJ sidekick (Table Top), and friends have gathered forces once again (after a slight reprieve) to bring you a Dance Party for 2008 to celebrate St. Paddy’s Day. So come one, come all. Bring your danciing shoes. love of music, and your friends, and let’s boogie to the sounds & mixes of the 70′s & 80′s with some fun funk, hiphop & techno thrown in the mix… Date: This coming Saturday, March 15thTime: 8:30pm til 11:30pmLocation: Liberty 8th Ward meetinghouse in downtown SLC. The building is located on the southwest corner of 5th South and 3rd East.Cost: Free, Free, Free!Bring Yourself, a friend, and a treat or snack to shareDress: Think green, green, green within LDS Standards of course.Come and have fun, mingle, and dance with that lucky someone…Parking: Due to limited slots in the Church parking lot, you can park anywhere along 5th South and between 4th and 2nd East (parking meters are free after 6pm).Looking for something fun to do after your Saturday activities, errands, or dinners, this is it!! P.S. This invite will be also be sent to all those on the Avalanche dinners email list. We’ll be decorating Friday Night (9ish). Call if you can help.If you’re not able to help decorate or bring a snack, but still like to help out, there will be a DJ tip jar to show the DJ your appreciation for his services. Saturday, March 15Fantastic, Inexpensive, Family-Friendly Concert on Saturday!!!Mesa Drive (www.myspace.com/mesadrive)Good Morning Maxfield (www.myspace.com/goodmorningmaxfield)Saturday, March 15 – 8:00 pmFt Douglas Theatre on the U campus (see directions below**)Tickets are $5 pre-sale at http://www.mesadrive.com$7 at the doorKids 12 & under enter for free I know most people who receive this e-mail have not heard of these two bands. However, I spend 2-3 days a week at venues and clubs watching local bands/musicians and these two bands are, by far, two of the best. You will not be disappointed. This is a great date idea or great new activity to do with your friends. Plus, you can’t beat the price. Also, the sit-down theatre and the music are very family-friendly.If you have any questions, please contact Jason at (801) 712-8337. Thanks in advance for supporting local music! **Directions to Ft Douglas Post Theatre: Turn off of Foothill Blvd onto Wasatch Dr. (just south of the U campus by the Institute Bldg) and head east. Take a right at the next light (So Campus Dr). Follow that street to the stop sign and the theatre will be directly in front of you. Sunday, March 16Jericho Road FiresideUofU YSA multi-stake firesideSunday, March 16th @ 6pm470 South Wasatch Drive , SLC Monday, March 17The Pleasant Grove Stake has put together a monthly FHE for mid-singles in and around their thirties.Please join us on Monday, March 17th (Happy St. Patrick’s Day!) at 7 pm and invite your friends to come! Food? POTLUCK dinner with an St. Patrick’s Day twist. Something Irish-y: Bread, stew, a potato dish, something green (salad, green beans or jell-o) or any other food that helps you feel the magic!**If you are unable to bring something, please plan on contributing a few dollars to “The Jar.” Where? Cambria Clubhouse 170 North 1300 West ( Proctor Lane ), Pleasant Grove, Utah What Else? Besides eating, there will be a spiritual thought, mingling, and a chance to get to know others . . . please come expecting to make new friends. Questions? Email Sarah Stewart at sarahsponda30@gmail.com March 21We (Cory & the SG) are sharing the stage with Christopher Williams ( http://www.christopherw.com ) & Colby Stead ( http://www.colbystead.com ).Velour Live Music Gallery Provo, UTDoors open @ 8pmCost: $8 ******************************************** Costa Rica w/ Pure Life Expeditions http://www.purelifeexp.comJune 6-15, 2008I am trying to fill some spots and am offering a discount for this specific time frame.Check out the website for more details, so far this is an all singles trip!Call (801)232-5568Andrew
Abraham Hicks said,
March 16, 2008 at 5:17 am
There is no risk for you. When you come to understand the true nature of Well-being in which you have come forth–then you can relax and begin to enjoy this magnificent adventure which is your creative life experience. We are not here to guide the specifics of that which you choose. You get to choose that, and you can’t get it wrong. We are here to assist you–only to assist you–in finding vibrational harmony with your desire; knowing that when you find vibrational harmony with your desire, you are, in this moment, a joyful Being. And that is our dominant wish for you
Abraham Hicks said,
March 16, 2008 at 5:18 am
If everyone could get this selfish consciousness where they ask and expect to receive, everyone would tap into the Energy Stream and thrive. But your not knowing it won’t help them know it. Pretending it isn’t important to you to ask your questions won’t help them get answers to questions they’re not asking
Patrick said,
March 16, 2008 at 5:26 am
I’ll be teaching an introductory telescope operator class at the Stansbury Park Observatory Complex (SPOC) Monday evening, the 17th, from 7:00 to ~8:30. No prior experience is required. The class is free. Pictures of the observatory here:http://slas.us/patrick2/slas/PW.HTML Map to the observatory here:http://slas.us/maps/SPOCMAP.HTM If you would like to take this class please email me at paw@wirelessbeehive.com. Carpe Noctem! patrick
Suzann said,
March 16, 2008 at 5:27 am
There are a TON of activities related to green day. You can check them out on-line via the Salt Lake Tribune 3/13/08, but the parade is Saturday at 10 AM at the corner of 200 N. 400 W. in SLC. it goes through the Gateway mall and ends at 200 south. Afterwards, everyone is invited to the siamsa (shamesa) post-parade party beginning at 11 AM at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, 279 S. 300 W. It’s free. Thre will be food, dancing, and the Ireland’s Cou8nty Tipperary musicians.
Hope to see some slaggers there….even if you’re NOT Irish
Suzann
Marilyn said,
March 16, 2008 at 5:29 am
Looking for events? Be sure to check out all the tons and tons of information at http://www.singlesinmotion.com – You will find everything from news to sports to events to traveling to communication skills and dating tips. It’s extensive. Save an evening and go through it. It will help your relationships among lots of other stuff.
Ciao
Rusty said,
March 16, 2008 at 5:31 am
I check out http://www.singlesinmotion.com and it is really radical! It will take me a month to get through all the learning stuff, articles and information. What I like the best is the upcoming singles trips. When are they going to start? I want to go to Morocco or Tuscany? Anyone on here that likes to travel, write me. I’ve got the funds if you have the time! No strings attached!
Rusty
Xmission Singles said,
March 17, 2008 at 5:07 am
Spread the word to all your friends about singles@xmission.com! Mid-Singles’ Dance, Karaoke, Skate & Mini-Golf Party! Saturday, April 05, 2008 9:00 PM – 12:30 AM DJ Mad Ally will be spinning tunes all night long!Separate Karaoke Room!FREE Skating!FREE Blacklight Miniature Golf! Hollywood Connection3217 South Decker Lake Drive – Across from the E-Center – Use the NorthEntrance!SALT LAKE CITY Cost: $10.00 – $8.00 before 9:30! visit iwontdate.com for future events
Xmission Singles said,
March 17, 2008 at 5:08 am
Timpanogos singles presents our
Nostalgic Gold and Green Ball.
Come join us this Thursday
March 20th 7:PM Traverse Mountain
Featuring Russ Davey D.J.
We will start with our wonderful pot luck dinner
Please bring a dish for 6 people or a $4.00 donation + $1.00 for our D.J.
Directions:
Take I-15 to Exit 284 (Highland/Alpine Exit) and go east over the railroad tracks to the Traverse Mountain entrance (on left). Turn left into Traverse Mountain and turn left at the stop sign. Go to the fourth street on the right (second Hunter Chase entrance) and go up the hill to the nearest chapel behind Cabelas.
-Mission Statement-
It is our quest to establish a feeling of love, unity, support and fellowship as we strive to sustain, encourage, rebuild and provide another family for people who find themselves single for whatever reason. The goal of this group is to provide a safe haven for single adults who are searching for a place to stimulate their minds, and with the love of our Savior, comfort their hearts and enrich their souls. We steadfastly promote LDS standards and ideals as we encourage fellowship, spirituality, laughter, wholesome activities, and learning as a way to help people heal from the wounds of the past and prepare for a glorious future. We welcome single men and women ages 40 and older wishing to join us in a spirit of love, goodwill and peace.
Bring a friend and come join us
Mango Tree said,
March 17, 2008 at 5:09 am
Trekking in Tibet, a culinary tour of Tuscany or scuba dive the Great Barrier Reef, whatever your adventure, find your ideal travel partner at mango tree. Be inspired, make your adventure reality.
Find new travel companions
Join or start your own travel group
Get inspired, create your adventure
Meet travel partners locally
http://www.mangotree.com
LDS Game Night said,
March 17, 2008 at 5:13 am
Monday Night game night!
Every Monday night is game night
This Monday March 17th. 7:00
Lets meet @ La Deans Home in Lehi
Bring a side dish or your special dessert.
Directions:
1690 North 2600 West. Lehi
Coming from the North or South, take exit 282. North bound, turn
Left under freeway and go south on state street. South bound, just
Continue south on state street. Go to the Chevron at 1500 North and
Turn right. Go West through the fields, over the RR tracks and down
To 2540 West, turn right (north) into the Parkside / Woodside Homes
Subdivision. Go through the stop sign to the T in the road and turn
Left then follow to the right. 1690 North 2600 West.
For you directionally challenge, please bring these directions.
If you get lost please call: Loma Lee 372-6934 LaDean 722-4076
Jackie 367-5928
Bring your favorite game, a friend
And we will see you there!
-Mission Statement-
It is our quest to establish a feeling of love, unity, support and fellowship as we strive to sustain, encourage, rebuild and provide another family for people who find themselves single for whatever reason. The goal of this group is to provide a safe haven for single adults who are searching for a place to stimulate their minds, and with the love of our Savior, comfort their hearts and enrich their souls. We steadfastly promote LDS standards and ideals as we encourage fellowship, spirituality, laughter, wholesome activities, and learning as a way to help people heal from the wounds of the past and prepare for a glorious future. We welcome single men and women ages 40 and older wishing to join us in a spirit of love, goodwill and peace.
Harvey said,
March 17, 2008 at 5:27 am
Are there any single book clubs in Provo, Utah?
Anyone heard of The Last Snapshot, a WWII love story between a Nazi and a Jewish girl from the Warsaw ghetto. Someone told me about it, but I can’t find it on the shelves. It’s supposed to be a gripping story with a shocking ending. Let me know if you know where to buy this.
Thanks!
Janet said,
March 17, 2008 at 5:28 am
There is a book club in Park City, but I don’t know about Provo. Let me know if you find a list for singles book clubs, please.
Bookclub meetup said,
March 17, 2008 at 5:30 am
Meet kindred book lovers in a local Meetup Book Club! Fiction or non-fiction, paperback or hardcover, you?ll read a new book every month. Come to laugh, share stories and make new friends!http://bookclub.meetup.com/
Marilyn said,
March 17, 2008 at 5:30 am
You can find a lot of activities and clubs for singles on http://www.singlesinmotion.com. Stop by and say hello! It’s FREE!
Irvine LDS Activities said,
March 17, 2008 at 5:34 am
IRVINE 2ND WARD FAMILY HOME EVENING
Monday, March 17, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
The Bennett’s Home
7 Cresthaven, Irvine
SAVIOR OF THE WORLD
Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
Wednesday, March 19, 7:00 PM
Thursday, March 20, 7:00 PM
Friday, March 21, 7:30 PM
Saturday, March 22, 2:00 PM
Saturday, March 22, 7:30 PM
Thursday, March 27, 7:00 PM
Friday, March 28, 7:30 pm
Saturday, March 29, 7:30 pm Just Added
Tickets: $8 and going fast. http://www.irvineproductions.com/tickets
The production Savior of the World: His Birth and Resurrection is a powerful testimony of the Savior Jesus Christ. Through music and drama, the production recounts the historical events leading up to the birth of the Messiah and the events following His glorious Resurrection. During this Easter season, Savior of the World provides a meaningful opportunity for all to remember His birth and resurrection and renew their devotion to Him.
For further info: http://www.irvineproductions.com
IRVINE DANCE
Friday, March 21, 9:00 PM – 12:30 AM
Irvine Stake Center (Cancelled for March due to Savior of the World)
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
Casual Dress, but church standards do apply. For those between 31-50.
Cancelled this month due to the Irvine Stake’s Production Savior of the World. To get tickets, go to http://www.irvineproductions.com
Mark your calendars for the April Dance–80′s Disco Night–Unleash your secret 80′s style–big hair, leg warmers, shoulders pads and silk shirts.
IRVINE 2ND WARD FAMILY HOME EVENING
Monday, March 24, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
IRVINE 2ND WARD TEMPLE DAY
Friday, March 28, 8:00 PM
2300 Bonita Canyon Drive
Newport Beach
All spots are spoken for, if you’d like to join us, please call the Temple.
If you’re not able to sign up, please call the temple and set up your own reservation and join us. Phone: 949-644-1820
We’ll meet for dinner at the food court area in Bison and MacArthur Shopping Center at 6:00 pm. All are invited to dinner, whether you’re going to the temple or not.
IRVINE 2ND WARD SISTER’S TEMPLE DAY
Saturday, March 29, 10:00 AM
2300 Bonita Canyon Drive
Newport Beach
Please call the temple to make your reservation 949-644-1820.
Invite those you visit teach to join with you…maybe even carpool together that morning. We would like to do lunch afterwards at a near by restaurant for anyone that would like to join us.
If you can’t make the 10am session but would like to join us for lunch , meet outside the temple at about 12noon-ish to go to lunch. .
IRVINE 2ND WARD BREAK THE FAST
Sunday, March 30, 4:15 PM
Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
We’ll supply the Main Dish, you supply a Salad, Cut Fruit, or Dessert. If you have questions, contact anniederiverside@yahoo.com.
IRVINE 2ND WARD BOOK CLUB
Sunday, March 30, 5:00 pm Note the date and time change
This month we’ll meet at the Stake Center after Break the Fast
Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
The book for January is “The History of Love” by Nicole Krauss. Don’t already have the book? or Like to download?
Books for the coming months:
March 23, “History of Love” by Nicole Krauss
April 27, “The 10th Man” by Graham Greene
May25, “The Gardens of Kyoto” by Kate Walbert
June 22, “Cold Comfort Farm” by Stella Gibbons
July 27, “My Sister’s Keeper” by Jodi Picoult
All are welcome. Bring food to share.
For information contact: Erin
For more information about these books and Book Club, see the Book Club page.
IRVINE 2ND WARD FAMILY HOME EVENING
Monday, March 31, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
RESTAURANT RUSH
Friday, April 4, 7:00 PM
Mama Cozza’s Italian Food and Pizza
2170 W Ball Rd Anaheim, CA 92804 Phone: (714) 635-0063
Come join us for an evening of casual dining. Seating will be reserved for 20 people until 7:15 pm. If you have questions or know before 5 pm Friday that you will be later, please contact Pamela at pwatt@focusdx.com
LOOKING AHEAD
Apr 4 – Mama Cozzas (Anaheim)
May 2 – Green Parrot Café (Santa Ana)
June 6 – Anita’s Mexican (Fullerton)
Email Pamela for more information.
HIKING CLUB
Saturday, April 5, 8:45 AM – 12:30 PM
Starting in February, the Hiking Club will regularly meet on the First Saturday.
meet at Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
Meet at Stake Center at 8:45 am to car pool.
Future Hikes:
Hikes are easy to moderate, with hiking time of about one to two hours. Please join us if you are looking for longer and more challenging hikes, most all hikes can be extended to longer and more challenging adventures if desired.
IRVINE 2ND WARD FAMILY HOME EVENING
Monday, April 7, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
MORMON BATTALION TOUR
Saturday, April 12, 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Meet at the Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
This will be an absolutely fabulous ALL DAY tour of the Mormon Battalion sights in Southern California, led by our very own church historian, Greg Christopherson. We’ll travel by Coach Bus, receiving instruction along the way and stopping at each significant spot. This is a fabulous opportunity for a great time. You’ll learn a ton and have a great time.
To see photos from a previous Mormon Battalion Tour see the Photo Album, Mormon Battalion pages.
Cost: $40 per person. Only 55 slots available. Must pay and commit by April 2nd.
Bring water, hat, and sunscreen. Dress appropriately for hiking, and diverse weather. Be prepared for everything from early morning chill to desert heat.
IRVINE 2ND WARD FAMILY HOME EVENING
Monday, April 14, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
After a spiritual thought… we’ll play games
IRVINE 2ND WARD BISHOPRIC WIVES DINNER
Sunday, TBA
Irvine Stake Center
23 Lake Road, Irvine MAP
Main dish will be supplied. Please bring sides, salads and dessert.
IRVINE 2ND WARD ENRICHMENT
TBA
For info email m.e.cross@att.net or see Diane Hatch.
Singles Conferences said,
March 17, 2008 at 5:37 am
SINGLES CONFERENCES
SINGLES CONFERENCES
Below are Single Adult Conferences that A Single Place has been asked to list by their sponsors. It is not meant to be a complete list of all Single Adult Conferences. The information has been provided by the sponsors and we make no guarantee that the information is complete or accurate. We have been provided no more information than that shown below. If you need more information, please contact the conference contacts or visit their Website.
If you would like your conference added to the list, please send the appropriate details, including related contact information and Website, to Conference Information.
For a great listing of Single Adult Conferences World Wide visit Endure.com.
Canoga Park, Granada Hills, North Hollywood, Santa Clarita, Valencia Stakes Single Adult Conference–March 1-2, 2008
Granada Hills Stake Center 11315 White Oak Ave., Granada Hills, CA 91344
Pre – Registration Fee is $30.00 or $35.00 at the door. Gaining Experiences
Information: Mardon Lamb, Conference Chair (818) 349-7945 mardonlamb@sbcglobal.net
Huntington Beach Midsingles Conference–April 25-27, 2008
Theme: ” A More Excellent Hope” Ether 12:32. Register now at $65.00 or $80.00 later, if it does not sell out. This will be EVERYTHING YOU WOULD EXPECT , and much more. Go to Web Site for more info. Check out the Web site at: http://www.hb1singles.com or join the HB yahoo group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hb1singles/
http://web.mac.com/haimnichols/2008excellenthope/Home.html
Wonder Valley Single Adult Conference–April 25-27, 2008
“The Tender Mercies of the Lord.”
The Dancing DJs will provide the music for our dances that will be held on Friday and Saturday nights at the conference.
http://www.centralcaldssingles.com
REGISTRATION FEE: (includes all meals and lodging) prior to April 1st $160.00; after April 1st, $180.00
Central Coast Regional Single Adult Conference at Santa Barbara–May 16-18, 2008
“Fishers of Men” Matthew 4:19
2107 Santa Barbara Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Sponsored by Santa Barbara, Santa Maria & San Luis Obispo Stakes
The conference is open to all single adults over 30. church standards apply. All divorces must be final.
Contact Information: Please make checks payable to SB Stake
Mail to: PO Box 519, Santa Barbara, CA 93116 santabarbaraldssingleadults@hotmail.com
Cost Pre- Registration: $45 At the door: 50.00
San Diego Memorial Weekend Conference–May 22-26
Save the date! Casual dance with DJ Cory Carrier.
31+, Everyone Welcome!!!
San Diego Stake Center, 4195 Camino Del Rio South, San Diego CA •
Orange County/Beach Cities Single Adult Conference–August 8-10, 2008
Mark the dates, you’ll want to make sure you’re there!
Keynote Speakers, Elder D. Todd Christofferson. Robert L. Millett
San Diego Labor Day Weekend Conference–August 28-Sept 1, 2008
Save the date!
Casual dance with Dancing DJ’s and DJ Cory Carrier
31+, Everyone Welcome!!!
Del Mar Stake Center, 12701 Torrey Bluff Dr, San Diego CA •
Singles Ward Hotlines So Cali said,
March 17, 2008 at 5:39 am
IRVINE
CARLSBAD: 760.942.6613
GLENDALE: 818.956.3800
HUNTINGTON BEACH: 714.960.4686
GLENDALE: 818.956.3800
LOS ANGELES AND SANTA MONICA: 310.475.0995
MISSION VIEJO: 949.454.6249
SAN DIEGO: 619.595.3633
THOUSAND OAKS: 805.494.1235
UPLAND: 909.982.3832
Joe said,
March 17, 2008 at 5:41 am
Anyone know any singles clubs or groups in No. California?
Henry said,
May 8, 2008 at 4:14 pm
Registration for the HB Midsingles Conference (ages 27-42) on April
25-27 is filling up fast! We are approaching 800 registered, and are
on target to reach capacity at 1,200 before April 25.
(Singles above the age range, feel free to register for the Wonder
Valley Conference (31+) serving the 40′s crowd at Sequoia Nat’l Park
that’s happening to same weekend as the HB Midsingles Conference. Go
to http://www.centralcalldssingles.com for more info.)
We have a new Saturday afternoon activity as part of the Conference
Line-Up – a 20 mile Road Bike Ride from Huntington Beach along PCH
through Newport Harbor, winding up around the Newport Back Bay (one
of SoCal’s largest coastal wetlands), and back to Huntington. You can
BYOB (Bring Your Own Bike) or rent one locally (around $25).
For those interested, speed dating will be done on both Friday and
Saturday nights, with the format different than last year, and the
format will be different on each night this year. So there’s ample
opportunity to meet as many people as possible, and make new friends.
There’s also plenty of ice-breaker activities as well throughout the
different chill rooms, to stretch out of your own social circles and
meet new people.
Large groups from Seattle, NorCal, Utah, Vegas, Arizona, Chicago,
Atlanta, Dallas, NY, DC, and even Australia and the UK have already
registered.
Date: April 25 – April 27, 2008
Place: Huntington Beach, California
Theme: “A More Excellent Hope” Ether 12:32
Price Now- Apr. 25, 2008: $80 (or when a 1,200 capacity is reached)
Price includes entrance to the Friday and Saturday night dance and
chill rooms, service project, workshops, Friday and Saturday night
mixer activities, special gift bag, conference T-shirt made by
American Apparel, and great food.
(Price does not include cost of some Saturday afternoon activities,
and entrance to the Conference After-party at Disneyland)
And unlike some other conferences which can offer bare bone meals,
we’re offering catered dinner from Panera Bread and local favorite
Taco Surf on Friday Night, BBQ Lunch at the beach on Saturday with
Steaks, Ribs, Salmon Burgers and more, and a Hawaiian
Style Lunch on Sunday.
There will be no registration at the door. Register now to secure
your Saturday activity, as some activities have a limited capacity.
Kayaking , Beach Cruisers, and Laguna Beach Tour are now closed.
Surfing is the next to go.
Preliminary Conference Schedule (subject to change)
Friday, April 25, 2008
Receive Registration Packet
Catered Dinner
Mixer/Ice Breaker Activities
Dance with DJ spinning the most current Dance music, organized speed
dating, and 4 chill rooms including an uplighted enclosed tent.
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Service Project: Huntington State Beach Clean-up teamed up the with
Surfrider Foundation, HB Chapter
Morningside Devotional at the Beach with Elder John C. Dalton, Area
Seventy
Catered BBQ Lunch
Afternoon activities (choose one sport activity, cultural activity,
or entire workshop series) which will all occur at the same time.
Sports Activities include:
Beach Volleyball Tournament at HB Pier
Surf Session and Lesson near HB Pier
Kayaking at Newport Harbor (FULL)
Nature Beach Hike at Crystal Cove (3 hikes based on skill level)
Mountain Biking at El Moro overlooking the Pacific Ocean
Road Biking Tour of Huntington & Newport Back Bay
Frisbee Golf in Central Park
Rollerblading (HB Pier to Seapoint)
Riding beach cruisers (HB Pier to Newport Pier) along PCH (FULL)
Cultural Activities include:
Laguna Beach Tour (FULL)
Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, the largest aquarium on the
West Coast.
Workshop Series (choose 3 to attend; workshops repeat on the hour)
“Developing a Perfect Brightness of Hope”
“How to Better Connect with People”
“From a Bad Childhood to the Good Life”
“The Power of One”
Dinner on your own, or “Random Group Dinner” where groups of 20 people
will eat together at a restaurant to get to know each other chosen by
The Conference Committee.
After dinner, “80′s Flashback” Dance, karaoke, and 4 chill rooms
including an uplighted enclosed tent with speed dating and other
mixer activities.
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Sacrament Service with Keynote Speaker
Catered Lunch afterwards
Evening Musical Fireside with LDS Recording Artist Rick Reeve
performing
Monday, April 28, 2008
Conference After-Party at Disneyland
To register go to http://www.hb1singles.com.
If you have any questions, email us at
hbmidsinglesconference@hotmail.com or contact
Matt Campbell at 949-680-7619.
Joice said,
May 8, 2008 at 4:17 pm
March 30th
Mike Buehner
Midvale Stake Center
97 West 7500 South
Midvale
Potluck: 6:00 PM
Fireside: 7:00 PM
Brother Buehner is a member of the Tabernacle Choir. He is also an Engineer by
Profession and is involved with the renovation of downtown Salt Lake City.
After his talk, there will be a period of time for questions and answers. We hope
You can join us for a great evening of good food and good talk.
Bring a friend and we will see you there!
Kenny said,
May 8, 2008 at 4:18 pm
Spread the word to all your friends about singles@xmission.com!THREE FAB FLOORS!! Top 40, Country and Tropical!! Friday 28 March, 2008 9:00pm 26 East 600 SouthSalt Lake City, Utah USA$6.00studio600@xmission.comWith three dance floors playing Hip Hop/Top 40, Country and Tropical in the Loft, new faces and hot singles, this is sure to be a weekend you will NOT want to miss!! There will be live music and performances, Karaoke and billiards! ________________________________________Singles mailing listhttp://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/singles YOUR PERSONAL SUBSCRIBER OPTIONS: This list post was sent todolphinviewmazatlan@hotmail.com Remember to call LUCKY-4-U (801-582-5948) for other activities.
Vickie said,
May 8, 2008 at 4:19 pm
TIMPANOGOS SINGLES
presents
An Evening of Inspiring Entertainment
Featuring
The Orem Institute Show Choir
Join us Thursday, April 3rd at 7:00p.m.
At the Traverse Mountain Chapel for a special performance by the famed Orem Institute Show Choir fresh from their Spring Tour. We will have 48 singers and dancers to enliven and lift our spirits.
We will start with our wonderful pot luck dinner at 7:00p.m. Please bring a salad, side dish, or dessert for at least (6) people, or a donation of $4.00.
We will have our dessert mingle following our entertainment!
Bring a friend and we will see you there!
Directions:
Take I-15 to Exit 284 (Highland/Alpine Exit) and go east over the railroad tracks to the Traverse Mountain entrance (Triumph blvd. On left). Turn left into Traverse Mountain and turn left at the stop sign. Go to the fourth street on the right (second Hunter Chase entrance) and go up the hill to the nearest chapel behind Cabelas.
-Mission Statement-
It is our quest to establish a feeling of love, unity, support and fellowship as we strive to sustain, encourage, rebuild and provide another family for people who find themselves single for whatever reason. The goal of this group is to provide a safe haven for single adults who are searching for a place to stimulate their minds, and with the love of our Savior, comfort their hearts and enrich their souls. We steadfastly promote LDS standards and ideals as we encourage fellowship, spirituality, laughter, wholesome activities, and learning as a way to help people heal from the wounds of the past and prepare for a glorious future. We welcome single men and women ages 40 and older wishing to join us in a spirit of love, goodwill and peace.
Noni said,
May 8, 2008 at 4:20 pm
Timpanogos Singles presents
Truth Is Beauty / Beauty is Truth
Join us tomorrow Thursday, March 27th at 6:30/7:30 for an evening of great conversation over dinner and inspiring vistas.
We will be meeting at 6:30p.m. At the Golden Corral Restaurant for a yummy buffet dinner in a private room. (Take University Exit off I-15 (East 1 1/2 miles) to the top of the hill on south side of University Parkway.) This is about $8.50 or $7.50(senior price).
At 7:30 we will reconvene at the BYU Museum of Art to view any or all of the four fabulous showings now available and FREE! Minerva Teichert, Victorian Art (on loan till June), American Visions, and more.
A fun and rewarding evening for all!
Directions: University Parkway exit. Go east to BYU campus. At top of hill, round the corner past the Administration Building and walkway overpass. Go into Visitor Parking Lot.
Bring a Friend and We Will See You There!
Wish said,
May 8, 2008 at 4:24 pm
[LDS Singles Activities] Mid-Singles’ Dance, Karaoke, Skate & Mini-Golf Party—>Saturday, April 5th!
From: singles-bounces+dolphinviewmazatlan=hotmail.com@mailman.xmission.com on behalf of LDS Singles Activities (singles@mailman.xmission.com)
Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2008 8:55:45 PM
Reply-to: singles@xmission.com
To: singles@mailman.xmission.com
Spread the word to all your friends about singles@xmission.com! Mid-Singles’ Dance, Karaoke, Skate & Mini-Golf Party! Saturday, April 5th9:00 p.m. – 12:30 a.m. DJ Mad Ally will be spinning tunes all night long!Separate Karaoke Room!FREE Skating!FREE Blacklight Miniature Golf! Hollywood Connection3217 South Decker Lake Drive – Across from the E-CenterUse the North Entrance!Salt Lake City Cost: $10.00 – $8.00 before 9:30! visit iwontdate.com for future events
Filly said,
May 8, 2008 at 4:25 pm
LDS Singles Activities] Annual LDS Singles Halloween Cruise is here Oct 26th 7 day Mexican Riviera sign up asap for the best price
From: singles-bounces+dolphinviewmazatlan=hotmail.com@mailman.xmission.com on behalf of LDS Singles Activities (singles@mailman.xmission.com)
Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2008 8:56:15 PM
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Spread the word to all your friends about singles@xmission.com! PLEASE PASS ALONG TO ALL YOUR FRIENDS?LDS Singles Cruise Annual Halloween Bash on the Sea. Oct 26th 7 day Mexican RivieraIf you have never cruised during Halloween, you have never cruised. It’s a must do. Great group already signed up. It will be a great trip and it’s a great Price. We have a Huge party planned on the ship, costume contests, prices,games, Karaoke. tons to do both on and off the ship. The weather is perfect this time of year too.Prices starting at $483.94 the cheaper cabins always go first so sign up asap. $250 holds your spot and I can get you a roommate if you need one. Deposit is fully refundable if something comes up before final payment in August. Call Margot at 435-673-8427 or 435-229-8449 or mykawika@aol.com?? ? ?? ?Vision of the SeasRoyal Caribbean Mexico Cruises ?? ??? ??? ??? ?Ship Name: Vision Of The SeasDeparture Port: Los Angeles, CaliforniaPorts of Call: Los Angeles, California; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Mazatlan, Mexico; Puerto Vallarta, Mexico; Los Angeles, California ?? ?Cruise Itinerary All itineraries are subject to change without notice.Day ?? ?Port of Call ?? ?Arrival ?? ?DepartureSun ?? ?Los Angeles, California ?? ?– ?? ?5:00 pmMon ?? ?At Sea ?? ?– ?? ?–Tue ?? ?Cabo San Lucas, Mexico ?? ?10:30 am ?? ?6:00 pmWed ?? ?Mazatlan, Mexico ?? ?8:00 am ?? ?5:30 pmThu ?? ?Puerto Vallarta, Mexico ?? ?8:00 am ?? ?8:00 pmFri ?? ?At Sea ?? ?– ?? ?–Sat ?? ?At Sea ?? ?– ?? ?–Sun ?? ?Los Angeles, California ?? ?7:00 am ?? ?– Ship Highlights ??? * Solarium with retractable glass canopy??? * Aquarius Dining Room, the ship’s magnificent two-story formal dining room??? * Optional ShipShape menu that includes low-fat and vegetarian entrees??? * Casino Royale??? * Rock-climbing wall towering 200 feet above sea level??? * Day spa and fitness center??? * Children’s programs led by a fully-trained staff??? * Boutiques of Centrum shops??? * Two swimming pools and six whirlpools??? * Live entertainment in the Masquerade Theatre
Regina said,
May 8, 2008 at 4:26 pm
Mid-Singles’ Conference Dance Party I Friday, April 04, 2008 9:00 PM – 12:30 AM Come join hundreds of the coolest Mid-Singles as we dance the night awayto the music of DJs BB & Nelly! The Historic Apollo Hall!50 N. Church Street (Between Center & 100 East)AMERICAN FORK Cost: $8.00 – $5.00 before 9:30! Directions: From SLC (Traveling South on I-15)Take the American Fork Main St. Exit (Exit 278) and go Left.Go 1.3 miles and turn Left on Church St. (Between Center St. & 100 East)The Historic Apollo Hall is on the Right. From Provo (Traveling North on I-15)Take the American Fork 500 East Exit (Exit 276) and go Right.Go 0.8 of a mile and turn Left on State St.Go 0.7 of a mile and turn Right on Church St. (Between 100 East & CenterSt.)The Historic Apollo Hall is on the Right. visit iwontdate.com for future events