Plus, they cant hold kitchen kaffee
klatches at home with clients.
Think: coffee
klatches in private residences where the hosts invite friends to hear those with a message.
Schedule regular town meetings and coffee
klatches at a local restaurant.
A century before the West was to discover coffee, seventeenth-century Turkish garden partygoers held coffee
klatches on ornate carpets while slaves sang and played.
The memoirist and novelist explained that his 1995 best-selling book, The Color of Wateran ode to his mother, Ruth McBride Jordan, a Jewish immigrant from an Eastern European shtetl who became a twice-widowed single mother of 12 interracial children in 1960s New York Citywas first embraced by coffee
klatches in suburban New Jersey.
Women played a critical behind-the-scenes role in spreading the word about conservative causes, holding coffee
klatches at which new members for the John Birch Society were recruited, for example.
After all, weren't coffee
klatches and coffee shops the original social networks?
Ingano told parents he would return to speak with them in two months at an organized meeting, but invited them to call him for smaller "coffee
klatches" if they wanted.
For example, if you're a morning person, don't waste your best productive time in coffee
klatches.
Danny told you how to sell subscriptions for your theatre at coffee
klatches, through Christmas card lists and on radio marathons; he encouraged steep price cuts ("Get 'em in the door, then they'll be yours forever!"); most important, he sat there and personally designed and wrote your season brochure!
But I want to hear from all parts of the Department, and I plan to travel monthly and will continue to attend coffee
klatches and pizza parties with spouses, and have brown-bag lunches with employees from all of our bureaus.