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Please at least be versed in the basic rules, if you are a beginner that has never played. Meet at the champion court, by the bathrooms. Even though it's drop in when you can, the earlier our members can get there, the better we have a chance of claiming more courts that are close to each other. **A Different Format - Please Read:** What does "drop-in" mean? When you RSVP to the event, you ain't gotta be there right at the start. Stop by whenever and leave when you're ready. I will be there for at least the minimum time posted. Do RSVP so I have an idea of how many to expect, and it's good for the meetup group to track participation. **Play Format:** I need yall's help to keep play fair and fluid for all members. If there are members waiting to be rotated in, the 2 players that just lost in the current game rotate out to wait in line. The first 2 players waiting in line then rotate in, and the players that just won the game stay on court but split up. Holler at me if you need clarification. **What to Expect:** Casual pickleball for all levels; total beginners welcome. This venue is outdoors; if the weather turns, the event may be canceled. Please watch the event page and check your email for updates. We use public courts, and it’s not unusual to wait for court space to become available. **What to Bring:** * Paddle * Balls * Weather appropriate clothing * Hydration * Non-marking court shoes **Important:** If for any reason you are unable to attend, please update your RSVP. Thanks!

Join us for Tea, in the style of a Chinese gung fu tea gathering Friday's at 5pm. Gongfu tea or kung fu tea (Chinese: 工夫茶 or 功夫茶; both gōngfū chá), literally "making tea with skill", is a traditional Chinese tea preparation method sometimes called a "tea ceremony". It is probably based on the tea preparation approaches originating in Fujian and the Chaoshan area of eastern Guangdong.

Please at least be versed in the basic rules, if you are a beginner that has never played. Meet at the champion court, by the bathrooms. Even though it's drop in when you can, the earlier our members can get there, the better we have a chance of claiming more courts that are close to each other. **A Different Format - Please Read:** What does "drop-in" mean? When you RSVP to the event, you ain't gotta be there right at the start. Stop by whenever and leave when you're ready. I will be there for at least the minimum time posted. Do RSVP so I have an idea of how many to expect, and it's good for the meetup group to track participation. **Play Format:** I need yall's help to keep play fair and fluid for all members. If there are members waiting to be rotated in, the 2 players that just lost in the current game rotate out to wait in line. The first 2 players waiting in line then rotate in, and the players that just won the game stay on court but split up. Holler at me if you need clarification. **What to Expect:** Casual pickleball for all levels; total beginners welcome. This venue is outdoors; if the weather turns, the event may be canceled. Please watch the event page and check your email for updates. We use public courts, and it’s not unusual to wait for court space to become available. **What to Bring:** * Paddle * Balls * Weather appropriate clothing * Hydration * Non-marking court shoes **Important:** If for any reason you are unable to attend, please update your RSVP. Thanks!

For those of you who can't make it for Tuesday breakfasts (and anyone else who would like to come) we will be having an additional breakfast EVERY FRIDAY at Copper Canyon Cafe.

The [Albuquerque Philosophy Collective](https://www.meetup.com/albuquerque-philosophy-collective/) hosts their monthly meetings on the FUSION campus (@fusiontheatrecompany). This meeting is scheduled for Sunday, March 29, from 2–3:30 PM at FUSION NM. All are welcome to come discuss the question, *“Is equality a good standard for the economy?”* The Albuquerque Philosophy Collective creates space for philosophical conversations outside the academy. Their goal is to rekindle philosophy in the public sphere. All are welcome, no matter your background in philosophy. Join them at FUSION. This is FREE and open to the public! Please RSVP Here: [https://pci.jotform.com/form/260684207157156](https://pci.jotform.com/form/260684207157156) Topic: “Is equality a good standard for the economy?” Sunday, March 29, 2-3:30 pm See you there!

**HOW CAN ASTROLOGY IMPROVE YOUR LIFE? - We'll meet to discuss how we each can exploit the next month's planetary transits to our best advantage. Bring your natal chart, Placidus or Koch cusps preferred, w/ western style TROPICAL zodiac. Bring your list of natal planetary DECLINATION contra/parallels.** **Saturday 2:30 PM, March 28 @ TACO BELL, Gibson SE @ Truman St (1 block west of San Mateo), Albuquerque, NM. (Look for my planetary tie.) ANDREW HOMER presenter (the real author of Dial Detective & astrology tutor of Jim Lewis who founded Astro\*Carto\*Graphy mapping service along w/ programmer Horace Howe of AstroNumeric Service) - 505-459-6236 - Astrologistico @duck.com. See my ASTROLOGISTICO page on Facebook.** **Get Gahl Sassoon's Metamorphosis in Motion: the Astrology of 2026. Before reading M.G. Bucholtz' Financial Astrology Almanac 2026, get economist Thomas Piketty's Time for Socialism. We'll see how to dodge the damage wrought by billionaires manipulating the economy - read Orrin Woodward's Insidious: The Rise of the Financial Matrix and the Fall of Economic Freedom.** **PREDICTIVE ASTROLOGY - If you would like a chronology & description of the of major transits & solar-arc directions impacting your natal chart for the next 12 months, then mail your birth data & a $50 check to Andrew Homer, PO Box 3326, Moriarty, NM 87035-3326, USA. Minor aspects are listed for research. Astrologer since 1969.** **\*\*ASTROCARTOGRAPHY MAPS/CHARTS - Christeen Skinner agrees that relocation may be essential to dodge the economic bullets. Let me know which countries you're choosing from. Drew - Astrologistico @duck.com.**

**Please note this is the usual Sunday.** Hi Everyone, time for the monthly visit to the Valle de Oro NWR! I have scheduled this every month on a Sunday morning. We will walk at an easy pace for about 4.0-4.5 miles total. We **do** go into the bosque and walk to the river, be aware that this portion is not a maintained trail. NOTE: If the entrance gate happens to be closed, just parallel park in the pull off where the informational signs are. **Great For first timers**. It's going to be very warm, so drink lots of water. **Please note start time of 0845.** This is a great choice for new hikers; there are broad roads to walk on allowing plenty of opportunity to visit with each other and admire nature. We will take a group picture somewhere along the way. Pets are allowed on refuge trails. Please keep all pets on a **6 foot non-retractable leash** and on designated trails at all times. See the Link below for current information from the refuge. [valle-de-oro](https://www.fws.gov/refuge/valle-de-oro) Be considerate of others who may be on a waitlist, as well as the event host by updating your RSVP if you decide not to attend, even at the last minute. As a reminder, ensure that you are are capable of walking this distance, bring sunscreen, hat, water and any other items you may desire. Walking poles are optional. If you are feeling ill, please do not attend.

We’ll be doing the loop around the UNM Golf Course along the bosque. Some of you have done this one with me before. It’s about 1.8 miles with only around 85 feet of elevation, so it’s a nice easy walk. This one is good if you just want to get outside, stretch your legs, and enjoy a relaxed walk with the group. Dogs are welcome but must be on a leash. Bring water, wear comfortable shoes, and come enjoy a couple easy miles together. See you on the trail.

Let's have an awesome adventure with vegans, a full moon flashlight hike from the Supper Rock neighborhood to the I-40 Aluminum Yucca and back. Please bring a flashlight. Let's try to leave the flashlights (and cell phones!) off as much as possible to let our eyes adjust to the light provided by the moon, but there may be parts where flashlights will be helpful. This hike will only be about 2 miles round trip, mostly gentle rolling hills, but towards Aluminum Yucca there will be a short section with steep and slippery parts. Wear shoes with good traction. The trailhead is just north of 218 Camino De La Sierra, for reference only. Please don't approach any houses. Park on the street on the section where there are no houses. The trailhead is in a residential neighborhood so please try to keep noise to a minimum until we leave the houses behind. You might also consider our April Fools Day Vegos dinner with vegans before the hike at 6 pm. Please respect all attendees of this ABQ vegan event by ensuring that any snacks or drinks that you bring for yourself are completely vegan.

Stop by for an April Fools Day dinner of delicious vegan taqueria fare and sandwiches, plus comfort food side dishes, with great vegan company at the all vegan Vegos! You'll find a selection of delicious taqueria favorites such as burritos, breakfast burritos and enchilada plates alongside the good ol' Nobody Calls Me Chicken Sandwich, Nobody Calls Me Chicken Tenders, Philly Cheese Steak, Po'boy, Caesar Salad, Chicken Tenders, Fried Tofu & Waffles, plus a selection of delicious side dishes such as mashed potatoes and gravy. Again, it's all vegan! Order individually at the counter (or online). No worries about splitting up the check, and no worries about being on time. Arrive when you can. Be sure to go to 2904 Indian School NE at Girard. Don't go to the old Vegos location! https://www.vegosabq.com You might also consider working off some of your dinner at our April Fools full moon Aluminum Yucca hike at 8 PM. See separate event listing.

**Albuquerque Astrology Group & NCGR NM Enchantment Chapter Presents: A special 5-hour Workshop on Locational Astrology taught by Moses Siregar** Locational astrology, or astro-locality, has become a popular branch of astrology frequently used to help individuals find their ‘best places’ on Earth. The late Jim Lewis called his approach Astro\*Carto\*Graphy, or A\*C\*G. Charles Harvey and Michael Harding, in their book Working with Astrology, called A\*C\*G : one of the three most important modern advances in astrology – the other two being harmonics and midpoints. In this exciting 5-Hour Intensive Workshop, Moses teaches us how the cutting edge of locational astrology thrives in the 21st century. Focusing on the most important principles of this practice, this workshop uses carefully chosen examples to explore how Holistic Locational Astrology works. The first half of the workshop serves as an introduction to the fundamentals of Holistic Astrology that are used throughout this class, including his fusion and combination of western and Vedic methods. The second half specifically on the practice and methods of Holistic Locational Astrology. *Moses comes to Albuquerque from Prescott, AZ, where he is one of the world's leading locational astrologers, integrating western and Vedic astrology along with his in-depth study of tens of thousands of relocated cases over nearly three decades in practice. He enjoys sharing the finer details and operation of his groundbreaking system: Holistic Locational Astrology (HLA). More about Moses Here: [https://www.astrologyforthesoul.com/](https://www.astrologyforthesoul.com/)* **Cost for this event is $60 for members of Albuquerque** **Astrology Group & NCGR, $75 for general public.** Pre-Registration is required and space is limited: [https://orbitalastrology.thrivecart.com/moseshla](https://orbitalastrology.thrivecart.com/moseshla)

¡Vamos a Boxing Bear Para conversar y aprender en español! Nos encontraremos en Boxing Bear en Tramway y Candelaria cada dos semanas los martes después del horario laboral. Nos reuniremos a las 6 de la tarde. Pueden encontrarnos en el patio del lado este.

We’ll be hiking the Contemplation Trail in the Rio Grande Bosque. This easy 1.9-mile loop has just 9 feet of elevation gain and takes about 33 minutes to complete. The scenic bosque provides breathtaking views and plenty of shade. We’ll be parked at Sagebrush, on the furthest back side of the church so there’s plenty of parking available. Hiking boots and poles are not needed for this hike. Stay hydrated, and keep in mind it might be a little dark toward the end of the hike. Dogs are welcome but must be leashed. See you on the trails! https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/new-mexico/contemplation-trail