FREE weekly chat via Zoom, on Fridays from 10-11 a.m.
These weekly sessions, which began early in the pandemic as a response to the isolation brought on by COVID-19, have grown to become a regular gathering of friendly and interesting people. Facilitated by Tracey Barnes-Priestley, this hour of conversation focuses on a new topic each week. It is time for us to share meaningful stories, thought-provoking experiences, and often, plenty of laughter. Please join us!
Let’s Connect Topics
- March 22: Weird fact: Until 1913 children in America could be sent parcel post! My, how times have changed. What are your thoughts on current parenting styles?
- March 29: Who are your favorite artists, and why?
- April 5: What is one life lesson or skill that you wish you had when you were 30?
- April 12: Do you have a lifelong irrational fear that you have never found useful?
- April 19: How did your life experiences during the '60s shape your future?
- April 26: If life was a recipe, and qualities or experiences were the ingredients, what would you add?
What is Zoom? How do I set it up?
Zoom is a web-based video conferencing tool that allows users to meet online, with or without video. If you are new to Zoom and would like to attend a free online training, please email olli@humboldt.edu for a link to the training. You can Zoom with OLLI -- we are here to support you!
Tracey Barnes Priestley
Tracey Barnes-Priestley, M.A., is a life coach with a master’s degree in community counseling psychology and more than 40 years of experience as a counselor, educator, and consultant. After closing her private practice, she writes about aging issues on her blog, The Second Half. She is appreciating a satisfying “third act” that includes everything from producing and hosting a PBS television show (What's On Your Bucket List, KEET-TV 13), writing projects, and the joy of five grandchildren.
