Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes a lunch should really be held at after work hours.

It CAN be held on the weekend. You know, to make it accessible to those of us who don’t run in the country club circle playing tennis all day.

I work outside the home and was able to make the luncheon and so were many other working mothers. There will never be a universally good time for everyone. I wish there was.

+1. They give notice of the event far in advance, so I blocked my work calendar for a few hours and was able to attend. FWIW, the overwhelming majority of moms I know at Gonzaga work outside of the home and there are many GMC events that happen outside of work hours. For example, the monthly GMC dinner is in the evening, there are lots of volunteer opportunities in the evenings and on weekends, etc.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes a lunch should really be held at after work hours.

It CAN be held on the weekend. You know, to make it accessible to those of us who don’t run in the country club circle playing tennis all day.

I work outside the home and was able to make the luncheon and so were many other working mothers. There will never be a universally good time for everyone. I wish there was.

Anonymous wrote:

Mothers'
moms

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I see… (wo)man for others’ (grammar)! Appreciate you.

Anonymous wrote:I am just wondering what the Gonzaga Mother's club is like for new parents? They have a welcome lunch coming up and I am wondering what the vibe will be? Also do many mom's already know each other?

Mothers'
moms

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Anonymous wrote:Yes a lunch should really be held at after work hours.

It CAN be held on the weekend. You know, to make it accessible to those of us who don’t run in the country club circle playing tennis all day.