I still wake up everyday and I'm just like "Damn, Donald Trump is out there doing President **** right now". It's inspiring and depressing at the same time.
What part of Oregon? I'm in Corvallis.
I attended the UU church for a year or so when I first left the LDS church. It was my soft place to land, and I loved the acceptance there. I had spent so long feeling bad at church, and it was amazing to feel uplifted and inspired and enough. It gave me a little sense of ritual and I love the music. It was a very positive experience. I stopped attending when my health declined, but I should consider returning.
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This is very interesting. Thank you. We've just been attending the local ward, but it appears we are moving back to Oregon, so this might be a good thing to look for when we depart.
I wonder how differently this last election would have gone if communities would have done more things together leading up.
That's the bad news. The good news, every day is a chance to learn, grow and get better.
Why not join some co-ed sports league/club instead of church? Plenty of social stuff at the games and after them. Church seems so medieval. But whatever works for you man, glad you are happy.
Because I'm old and that would mostly be embarrassing. Calling the UU a church really only makes sense because of the structure of meeting for an hour on a Sunday with some optional stuff after (a huge proportion of people in their 40s went to a bar afterwards last week). It's really good citizen club for a bunch of people who want to have excuses to talk to each other.
How old are you?
We have tons of senior leagues and clubs. I play in +45 mens soccer league and +35 basketball league. Some people get together for hiking, snowshoeing, card games, darts, bowling, billiard, etc. There is plenty of fun activities for middle age and older folks.
I think it's cool that you found another avenue for community bonding. I enjoy the LDS community connection where I live even though I'm not a member.
Paging colton I'm 33 going on 73. I dug up a bunch of rocks last month and planted a rose bush and was sore for days.
As a practical reality, my wife wouldn't want to be in a co-ed sports league so that removes some of the incentive.
I'm 33 going on 73. I dug up a bunch of rocks last month and planted a rose bush and was sore for days.
As a practical reality, my wife wouldn't want to be in a co-ed sports league so that removes some of the incentive.