Timothy Malone, Ph.D. Retirement is often envisioned as a time of leisure and relaxation, free from the demands of the workforce. However, this transition can be accompanied by unexpected emotional challenges for many retirees, including frustration, resentment, and even anger. These feelings may stem from financial concerns, health issues, changes in social roles, or feelings…
Diane Verkuylen–Murphy The steering committee of the ARTwalk wants to thank you for your participation and the inspiration you provided to the many artists who exhibited their fine artwork at SaddleBrooke Ranch (SBR) in April. We had 18 home studios open to meet the artists in person and an additional 41 artists displaying at the…
Ron Peck Welcome to July at the Golden Goose Thrift Shop, where the community spirit is as bright as the summer sun! Join us for a spectacular Fourth of July sale, and mark your calendars for our Volunteer Orientation on Monday, July 21 for an opportunity to dive into meaningful work while making new friends!…
Mary (Twink) Gates Sunshine and blue skies with a slight breeze was the order of the day on May 18 when 28 members of the British Club met at the home of Bob Zimdar and Twink Gates who were hosting bocce ball games and a potluck picnic. Moving on to the bocce ball courts, some…
David Zapatka Last month we discussed how to beat the bangers. Blocking at the kitchen line was a key strategy. This article will pick up with that focus. Consider these strategies to improve your blocking skills. 1. You know the hard shot is coming. Be prepared, knees bent, relaxed, eyes on the ball, paddle out…
Gary Chalk I am alone in my car parked in our driveway. I am attempting to do what the computer geeks call ‘Syncing Your Device.’ I call it ‘#%$%#!’ When I finish ‘Syncing Your Device’ I will be able to listen to my personal playlist, place and receive phone calls, read my text messages, and…