On a beautiful Sunday afternoon, September 26, 9 people, including 4 children, hiked to Eagle Pond in Callahan State Park and spent some time visiting with each other and throwing sticks and pebbles.  We did not see any eagles, but we saw lots of nice dogs.  Later, 11 children and 13 adults, from 8 families gathered on the field at Framingham Meeting for a picnic, games, and socializing.  We welcomed first-timer attender Eliot Hebert!  The "bigs" played makeshift bocce with croquet balls, argued about who was tallest since our last gathering, showed off their guitar skills and their new cla

With Covid restrictions currently preventing children in the Meeting from gathering in the Meetinghouse, ingenious members of the First Day School Committee have proposed and carried out a number of inter-generational hikes in local areas of interest.  On July 11, 10 adults and 1 child gathered in the parking lot of Wittenborg Woods for a hike to Ford's Folly.  According to Atlas Obscura, "This dam in the woods, built by Henry Ford with only manpower and oxen, holds no water and serves no purpose."  It did provide, however, an interesting destination for FFM Friends to enjoy an outing toget

Meeting for worship is currently being held on Zoom, as well as in person for vaccinated individuals only. (See "Meetinghouse to Re-open!  New Guidelines from the Covid Coordinating Committee" post for new guidelines).  Please email [email protected] if you would like to join us.