The Gazette Volume 193 February 4 to February 17, 2018 Taylor Community 2018 Music Series Dan Perkins and the Plymouth State University Chamber Singers Sunday, February 11 at 3:00pm
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Taylor Community 2018 Music Series
Dan Perkins and the Plymouth State University Chamber Singers Sunday, February 11 at 3:00pm
Generously supported by Bank of New Hampshire, Taylor Community’s Music Series performances are free and
open to the public
This concert is kindly sponsored by Taylor Resident Florence Merrill
Another Great Trip!
Community Residents enjoyed lunch at the Castle Carriage Restaurant January 19, followed
by a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the historic wooded acres at the Castle in the Clouds’ beautiful mountaintop estate in Moultonborough
American Heart Month
February is dedicated to raising awareness
about heart disease and increasing knowledge
about prevention Heart disease is the leading cause of
death in the United States
So how do you lower your risk of heart disease? Getting
up and getting active is one of the best things you can
do Shoot for 30 minutes most days of the week! And
the Taylor Community Winter Olympics is a great way to
get started A 15-day walking and social challenge, it’s
good for your heart in more ways than one One recent
study showed that a big factor in living to the age of 100
was close social connections… let’s make some! Read
Page 4 for a run-down of fun events and please do make
a point of connecting with your neighbors
You’ll also want to find out if you have high blood
pres-sure or cholesterol, and if you do, get treatment If you
smoke, get help to quit And eat a healthy diet with lots
of fresh fruit and vegetables, one that is low in sodium
and trans fat
And remember, you don’t have to do everything at once
Small changes can turn into healthy habits!
Taylor Community Winter Olympics
Who Will Win the Gold?
Join a team and make a connection! Will your team win
the gold? You’re sure to have fun trying, and who knows,
maybe you’ll develop some positive habits along the way!
More on Page 4
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We’re happy to report that under the direction of Debbie Gibson the Taylor Community Chorus sings again! Rehearsals are
held the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month at
Taylor Home New members are welcome!
Winnie Davis Trains for Supervisory Position
Eliot Davis’ young pup Winnie watches the guys closely as they work in the ceiling of the Business Office, fixing the hot water line to Salon 435
Eliot seemed pretty sure when he sent this photo that she’s a shoe-in for the position
of Kirk Beswick’s new Supervisory Assistant
Kirk may still possibly have input, however
Ready? Ready!
As part of Taylor’s ongoing emergency and disaster planning preparedness, we’ve recently purchased evacuation stair chairs to
be used in an emergency evacuation situation Eliot Davis, HR Director, was a brave, willing and helpful volunteer as we learned how to use this equipment
(Smiles of Success shown at left)
~Susan Denopoulos, VP Clinical Operations & Administrator
Welcome New Staff
Erin Jacques, Laconia, joins us as LNA She
currently attends Lakes Region Community College
and works also at Mountain View Nursing Home in
Ossipee Erin most enjoys time spent in the woods and
near the water, and she loves to travel when she can
She describes herself as shy at first, but once she gets
to know folks she’s much more comfortable
Datonya Beck, Laconia, also joins us as LNA She
attended Rasmusson College in Ocala, FL and also
holds a Business Management Certificate Datonya
especially likes to travel, and recently cruised to the
Bahamas
Genaro Pingol, Jr., Gilford, joins us as LPN He
at-tended Far Eastern University in Manila, Philippines,
where he attended their Nursing Assistant and Practical
Nursing Programs and also holds a BS in Mechanical
Engineering Genaro, who likes to be called “Gerie,”
enjoys travel and experiencing different cultures and
peoples, and he likes to try the different types of food
he finds when traveling He is known by his friends and
co-workers as a hard worker, a funny guy, and a
person who can be trusted Gerie is married and has
two teenage daughters
Welcome to Taylor Community!
Ledgeview and Taylor Home
*** Visitor Sign-In Required ***
The security of our residents is our concern and responsibility Knowing who, when, and why visitors and guests are on premises is very important
We now require that all visitors, family mem-bers, volunteers and friends sign in and out,
as well as indicate the reason for their visit
At Ledgeview, the Sign-In book is located at the 2nd floor concierge desk At Taylor Home,
it is located at the Nursing Station
If you have any questions please contact me at 366-1275 Thank you for your cooperation!
~Susan Denopoulos
VP Clinical Operations & Administrator
Do you have family or friends who’d like to keep up with what’s going on
at Taylor Community?
We’re happy to email The Taylor Gazette to anyone who’s interested! Call or email Maureen, 366-1236 or
mballester@taylorcommunity.org with email addresses
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Everyday Actions: Stop the Spread of Germs!
Try to avoid contact with sick people, and if you are sick, limit contact with others as much as possible to keep from infecting them
If you are sick with flu-like illness, stay home for at least 24 hours after your fever is gone (except to get medical care) Your fever should be gone for 24 hours without the use of
a fever-reducing medication
Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze, and then throw it away in the trash
Wash your hands often with soap and water
Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth
Germs spread this way
Clean and disinfect objects that may be contaminated with germs
Valentines Dinner with entertainment by Sue Ann Thayer
February 14 at 6:00PM
Menu
Starters: Shrimp Cocktail; Bruschetta Crostini Soup: Creamy Lobster Bisque; Tomato Basil Bisque Entrées: Phyllo Wrapped Crab Stuffed Shrimp with
Roasted Pepper Coulis or Prime Rib au Jus
(GF and Vegetarian options available)
Sides: Olive Oil Smashed Fingerling Potatoes,
Broccoli au Gratin, Steamed Carrots
Desserts: Red Velvet Cheesecake; GF Chocolate Mousse
$22 per person
Please RSVP at 366-1226 by Friday, February 9, indicating your choice of entrée at that time
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance
Here are a few options for help with filing your Income Taxes:
Simple tax returns can be done for free via Granite United
Way’s IRS-certified Volunteer Income Tax Assistance
Program (for those making less than $66,000 per year), or
at AARP TaxAid sites (for seniors, no income restrictions)
Call 2-1-1 or log on to http://nhtaxhelp.org/ to schedule an
appointment at a location near you You’ll want to bring a
few things with you, so be sure to have a look at the list
they provide
A third option for preparing your own taxes is by filing
on-line using United Way’s www.myfreetaxes.com, powered
by H&R Block®, which also has a toll-free number to call
for tax questions: 1-855-698-9435
Computer Corner Internet Browser Tips
Do you surf the internet? Here are a few Browser Shortcuts you may find helpful:
Is the text too small for you to read? Hold down the Ctrl key
and press the + key to increase the size of the text
Having trouble navigating? Holding down the Alt
key and pressing D in any major internet browser will move your cursor to the address bar If you press F5, the web page will refresh or reload And if you press the Backspace key, or hold down the Alt key and press the left arrow, you’ll go back a page
Wondering where your “bookmarks” are? Hold
Ctrl and press B and they will appear!
You’re on a web page, and can’t locate the search or “find” box? Holding the Ctrl key and
pressing F will help you find it!
CA$H Coalition
of New Hampshire
Note from the business office:
2017 Tax Preparation
A letter from Taylor’s VP-Finance, Ed Soucy, went out
January 20 regarding possible medical deductions for
residents’ 2017 Income Tax returns
In summary, residents who purchased Continuing Care
contracts in 2017 may be able to deduct a certain and
substantial portion of the entrance fee and monthly
fees paid as a medical deduction Residents with new
Taylor Connection at Home contracts in 2017 may also
be able to deduct a portion of the entrance fee paid
Residents who’ve purchased Lifestyle contracts are
advised to discuss deductions with their tax advisors
Assisted living, memory care and nursing residents are
subject to different tax rules
and the deductibility of your
monthly fees should be
dis-cussed with your tax preparer
But if you moved here in 2017
and purchased a Continuing
Care contract, you may be
able to deduct a portion of
your entrance fee
Mr Soucy’s letter is not
in-tended as tax advice and he
recommends you discuss
these matters with your tax
advisor or preparer
Provider tax payments for
2017, also mailed with Ed’s
letter to residents, are shown
at right:
Provider Tax Charged
by Resident per Month Jan-17 $ 29.00 Feb-17 $ 29.00 Mar-17 $ 29.00 Apr-17 $ 29.00 May-17 $ 29.00 Jun-17 $ 30.00 Jul-17 $ 30.00 Aug-17 $ 30.00 Sep-17 $ 30.00 Oct-17 $ 30.00 Nov-17 $ 30.00 Dec-17 $ 30.00
$ 355.00
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Start Date: 2/9/2018 Ending: 2/23/2018 at 3:00pm
This is a 15-day Walking and Social Challenge for
Residents and Staff
There are five locations/teams from which to choose;
pick a team and sign your name on their Olympic board
Taylor Home = New Zealand Opechee Harbor = Australia Ledgeview Nursing = United Kingdom Ledgeview Assisted Living = Switzerland Woodside and Ledges = Jamaica
Instructions:
1 Sign up on the Team Board
2 Get a pedometer
3 Ask for help with the pedometer settings if you need
assistance
4 Every day, write down the number of steps you take
on the Board (starting February 9)
5 Attend a special Olympic Event and you get 25
bonus points for your team Every team will have
their own “Bonus” Olympic events
6 Participate all 15 days to win a gold medal, 10 to
win a silver, and 5 to win a bronze
7 Have fun and move!
Woodside “Bonus Point” Olympic Events:
Feb 10 — Walk all three floors of Woodside
Feb 12 — Resident Town Hall meeting:
11:00am Olympic Ceremony
Feb 13 — Mini Golf at Funspot $3.00pp
Bus departs Woodside at 1:15pm
Feb 14 — Spa Day at Woodside, 10:00am - Noon
Call Tammy to reserve your space at 366-1206, $10 donation recommended
Feb 15 — Billiards Tournament with Spirits:
2nd floor at 2:30pm Come to play or just watch All abilities welcome
Feb 16 — Sled Dog Races at Laconia Country
Club RSVP to Brenda at 366-1226
Feb 17 — Attend the Community Social at Woodside
Feb 19 — Try a Tai Chi Class,
10:00am in the Fitness Studio with Russ Jones
More February Events February 19 — Aquatic Exercise Class Demonstration for Breast Cancer Survivors — 10am and
2pm Designed for those thriving and living
the new normal, a supportive exercise group to teach mindful movement in the therapy pool
Free and open to the public
February 20 — Bowling at Funspot — Back by popular
demand! $8.00pp includes bowling, shoes, and pizza with beverage Bus departs Woodside at 11:30am Please call Tammy to reserve at 366-1206
February 21 — TED Talks: Powerful Talks from Olympians , Woodside Theater at 2:30pm
https://blog.ted.com/10-powerful-talks-from-olympians-and-paralympians/
February 22 — Hallway Bocci Tournament — 2:15pm in
the Woodside Library Hallway
February 23 — Winter Bird Banding with Brenda —
Call Brenda to register at 366-1226
Fitness News and Events
Strength Training
As We Age
As we age it is important to continue to exercise regularly
to decrease the risk of developing age-related loss of muscle, strength and function Strength training can also boost confidence, brighten your mood, and help to fight mild to moderate depression and can also preserve
vitali-ty and independence in daily living Please join us in the
Elm Room at Woodside on February 21st at 10am to
learn more about how strength training may benefit you
We will discuss different types of strength training, equip-ment that is used for strength training, how to monitor your heart rate and blood pressure during exercise, and how physical and occupational therapy can play a role in developing an exercise program that is right for you!
Be Well!
Happy Valentines Day Spa Day is February 14!
Empire Beauty School will be here from 10:00am to Noon
to pamper Taylor Community Residents on Valentines Day Treatments include mini manicures, paraffin dips, hair styling, make up, and haircuts for men
Local Massage Therapist Wendy Rapuana will offer mini chair massages, and Body, Health & Massage will offer neck and hand massages
Did we mention mimosas and chocolate too?
A $10 donation is appreciated but not necessary to enjoy these services Please call Tammy to reserve
your spot: 366-1206
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Taylor Day of Caring
2017
Annually, Taylor Community participates in a
communi-ty outreach aimed towards helping a neighbor needing
assistance This time, Taylor Community took care of
one of their own
When Taylor requested employees needing some help
at home, Dionne Gordon, who works at Ledgeview on
the nursing floor, jumped at the chance Needing some
help with a missing front porch, Dionne asked Taylor if
they would contribute towards getting the porch
re-placed
The Taylor Facilities crew led by Ken Lorden met with
Dionne to review the situation and came up with a
construction plan and a materials list President/CEO
Michael Flaherty whole-heartedly agreed to cover the
cost of materials and labor to get the job done
Late in the fall Ken, along with Jamie Mercier and Tony
Lessieur, took a day to pre-build the porch, install
sonnet tubes and install the porch The end result was
a beautiful and well-built porch that will bless Dionne
and her family for years to come
Well done Taylor Community and the Facilities team!
~Kirk Beswick
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Welcome New Staff
Heather Marier, Gilford, joins us as LNA
Heather earned her credentials at LNA Health Careers, and has worked prior at Genesis She enjoys horseback riding and working out at the gym
Welcome to Taylor Community!
Qualities of an Excellent Audience
When you go to a lecture or musical event, you want the presenter to give a good performance, right?
It’s not difficult to find articles detailing the characteristics
of an excellent presenter, but those defining the qualities
of an excellent audience are harder to find The im-portance of being a good audience member was recently brought to my attention by a resident who’d witnessed some less-than-ideal behavior and was wondering what
we might do or say to help keep this from happening
It’s important to say that the lion’s share of events I’ve attended here at Taylor have had exceptionally respectful and engaged audiences Here, however, is a quick primer, just as food for thought!
1 Arrive on time for the performance and ready to listen
If you’re late, you’re unconsciously telling others that your time is more valuable than theirs
2 Pay attention And let the speaker know you are paying attention Use non-verbal cues to show the speaker this: make eye contact, nod, smile Check your body language to be sure you are not sending the wrong non-verbal cues; sitting with closed arms and/or leaning backward can be seen as a sign of being disinterested And this seems ultra-obvious, but don’t look at your watch, talk or text during the presen-tation Turn your electronic devices off
3 If the presenter asks a question or does something which calls for a response, respond with enthusiasm Let them know you’re interested!
4 Don’t interrupt the presentation Your questions and comments should be saved for the appropriate time Unless the presenter indicates you may ask questions
at any time, save them for the end
5 Make a connection! Chances are the presenter is someone you’d like to know? If you’ve followed the previous advice, you’ve already made a positive impression Now’s your opportunity to introduce your-self!
Not only does an involved and responsive audience create a positive experience for the speaker, it also creates positive energy for everyone Win – win!
But wait, what if you think the performance is a dud? Even if you do, give others a chance to listen Make the most of the situation, and give the presenter a chance You’ll both benefit!
~ Maureen
kindliness · kindheartedness · warmheartedness · affection · warmth · gentleness · concern · care · consideration · helpfulness · thoughtfulness · unselfishness · selflessness · altruism · compassion · sympathy · understanding · big-heartedness · benevolence · benignity · friendliness · hospitality · neighborliness · generosity · magnanimity · charitableness
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group, and anyone wishing to join in the fun is welcome to sit in We have the cards and chips, now
all we need are the players This meeting will be held at Woodside from 2:00—4:00PM in the
Maple Room
Wednesday – February 7 – Taylor Community Activity Fair – The Annual Activity
Fair is a chance for Taylor Community residents to learn about the various groups and clubs currently existing at Taylor Community, as well as an opportunity to form new groups and clubs with residents with common interests Do you want to find a new hobby? Do you have an interest you would like to share with others? This is one of the best opportunities to get involved with all that goes on at Taylor Hosting
an information table about your group is a great way to share information about your programs, activities,
services or causes Whether Hosting or Searching, I hope to see YOU at the Activity Fair If you would like to host a table, please call Brenda at 366-1226 This event will be held at Woodside from 10:00AM until Noon
Friday – February 9 – Taylor Community Winter Olympics begin! – The details for
this fun 15-day walking and social challenge for residents and staff are on Page 4!
Monday – February 12 – Alzheimer’s Discussion with Bill & Barbara
Zeckhausen – Over the course of his life, Dr William Zeckhausen has
been a writer, therapist, husband, minister, father, leader and healer Now on his Alzheimer’s journey, he would like to share his accumulated wisdom with us Join us as Taylor Community residents Bill and Barbara
Zeckhausen discuss their personal journey with Alzheimer’s This event will be held at Woodside beginning at 2:00PM
Monday – February 12 – LHMS Presents: Postcard Travels through
The Weirs – Join us for this follow-on series entitled
“Postcard Travels.” This time our virtual “travel
around town” will introduce us to points of interest in
The Weirs, presented by Laconia Historical and
Museum Executive Director Pat Tierney This
presentation will be held at Woodside at 6:30PM
Wednesday – February 14 – RESIDENT SPA DAY! – Students from Empire Beauty School
will be here to pamper Taylor Community Residents for Valentines Day Treatments include mini manicures, paraffin dips, hair styling, make up, and haircuts for men Local Massage Therapist Wendy Rapuana will offer mini chair massages, and Body, Health & Massage will offer
neck and hand massages Did we mention mimosas and chocolate too? A $10 donation is
appreciated but not necessary to enjoy these services Please call Tammy to reserve your spot
at 366-1206 This event will be held at Woodside from 10:00AM — Noon
Wednesday – February 14 – Valentines Dinner with Musical Entertainment by
Sue Anne Thayer – The menu for this event appears on Page 3 Please RSVP to
Brenda at 366-1226 This event will be held at Woodside beginning at 6:00PM
Friday – February 16 – CHINESE NEW YEAR! Year of the Dog – Join
us as local RN LuAnn Sanborn presents photos and experiences from her
recent trip to China This photographic journey will take place at 2:00PM in the Taylor Home Community Room
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Saturday – February 17 – Community Social and Dinner – Join your friends and neighbors! Menu and RSVP details are shown on Page 12 Join us at Woodside at 5:00PM
Monday – February 19 – Now That We’re Here… Downsizing – You “downsized”
before your move, but now that you’re here, you realize that you still have a way to go
Join us as professional Downsizer Sarah Lopez from Tailored Transitions offers helpful
advice about the process This event will be held at Woodside beginning at 2:00PM
Tuesday – February 20 – Theater DVD Presentation: Michael Bublé in Concert – Join
us for this fun viewing of the very talented Michael Bublé, the Canadian crooner whose jazz vocals pay reverent duty to Frank and Dino, but with a majestic, modern twist We will be
joined by our friends from The Belknap County Nursing Home This presentation will be held at Woodside beginning at 2:00PM Please make reservations with Brenda at 366-1226
Wednesday – February 21 – TED Talks: Powerful Talks from Olympians – Join us
in the Woodside Theater at 2:30pm
Wednesday – February 21 – Gordon DuBois presents: Walking With Winter
At the end of the warm weather hiking season too many trampers stow away their gear, recall fond memories of the season past and wait with great anticipation for next summer’s trips However, there’s a whole new world waiting to be discov-ered: hoarfrost covering rocks and trees, layers of snow blanketing spruce boughs, crystal blue skies arching overhead, biting winds blowing snow into odd shapes and no bugs to torture you This is the season of winter, three months out of the year when the mountains offer the adventurous hiker an opportunity to experience the beauty of the cold weather season Using photos and stories from three decades of winter hiking in the mountains of the Northeast, Gordon will take you on a winter journey
This event will be held at Woodside beginning at 7:00PM
Monday – February 26 – Musical Entertainment: The Home Folks – The Home
Folks will have you singing, clapping your hands and tapping your feet to familiar
tunes “Discovered” by Taylor Home Resident Freda Whittemore, the group
includes her son Mark and his wife This program will begin at 3:00PM in the
Taylor Home Atrium
Monday – February 26 – A Photographic Journey to Japan – Join us as Karen
and Bob Delgado bring us along for a photographic journey to Japan We will have the opportunity to see Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara and Himeji, Japan through the eye
of their lens The presentation will be about an hour in length and will show about
355 photos taken during a trip they made to Japan in May 2016 The presentation, accompanied by various types of Japanese music, will show photographs of Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines, ancient castles and palaces, various types of Japanese gardens, several Shinto weddings, traditional Japanese clothing, a
prominent museum, sumo wrestling, Shinto festival parades, and lots of friendly deer This event will take place
at Woodside at 6:30PM
Wednesday – February 28 – Celebrate Laconia – Local historian and author
Warren D Huse will be available to present his newest publication, “Celebrate
Laconia: 125 Years of the Lake City.” Illustrated with 270 photographs, maps and
other images, the hardbound book also devotes about a quarter of its space to
historical text about the evolution of today’s city Warren will be available following
the presentation for book purchases and/or signings This event will be held at
Woodside beginning at 6:30PM
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SIGN-UP NOW!
Note: Trip descriptors – Easy, Moderate, and Independent – indicate the degree of mobility [walking,
stand-ing, steppstand-ing, etc.] required in order to safely participate and enjoy the trip All pick-up times are an approximation Non–residents pay a $10 fee There is a $10 fee charged for cancellations within 72 hours of the trip If a trip requires pre-paid tickets or entry fees, you cannot be reimbursed if you cancel from the trip OR if Taylor needs to
cancel the trip due to weather conditions that make driving unsafe
Tuesday – February 13 – Mini Golf at Funspot – [Moderate] Why not?! $3.00pp Bus
departs Woodside at 1:15PM Call Tammy for this one at 366-1206
Friday – February 16 – World Championship Sled Dog Derby –
[Easy] Join us at The Laconia Country Club as we view the
World Championship Sled Dog Derby from the warmth and comfort
of the Country Club Dining Room where the windows overlook the
Sled Dog trails, or outside where you are within an arm’s length of
the dog teams racing by A buffet lunch will be available in the dining
room for an additional fee Morning departure time to be announced
Reserve your seat now - this is a popular event! Sign up with
Brenda at 366-1226
Tuesday – February 20 – Bowling at Funspot – [Moderate] Back by popular demand!
$8.00pp includes bowling, shoes, and pizza with beverage Bus departs Woodside at 11:30AM Call Tammy for this one at 366-1206
Wednesday – February 21 – Lunch with Friends at the Brick Front Restaurant –
[Easy] Join us at this popular family-style restaurant right over on Church Street
Reserve your place on the bus and at the table with Ann at 366-1238 Bus
pick-up begins at 11:30AM
Friday – February 23 – Winter Bird Banding at Squam Lakes Natural Science Center, Holderness –
[Moderate] Join us for this hands-on experience as Senior Naturalist
Dave Erler introduces us to the details of the Bird Banding Program He
will demonstrate how and why they capture, band and release birds that
gather at their winter feeding station You will have the opportunity to
actively participate in all aspects of this demonstration Tickets are $10pp
Following the program we will enjoy lunch at always-popular Walter’s
Basin
The bus will
begin picking up
residents on the
Laconia campus
at 8:45AM
Please RSVP
with Brenda
at 366-1226
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Did You Know?
Thank you to our friends from The Cracker Barrel for the idea to include this column in the Gazette as a means of sharing helpful tidbits of information…
If you have helpful hints you would like to share, or
are in search of one, please get your information to
Brenda Kean for the next Gazette
STAMPS … Did you know that stamps are available
at the Woodside Store? But what if you are doing a
large mailing - like Christmas Cards? You could go
to the Post Office and you could order online, but
DID YOU KNOW that you can actually CALL and
speak with a person to order a roll of stamps?
1-800-STAMP-24 (1-800-782-6724)
Right now it looks like this in New Hampshire This photo was taken recently on Frisky Hill in Gilmanton
Beautiful, right? And great if you like winter sports It’s especially nice if you live at Taylor; you can look at it, but not scrape or shovel it, and only play in it if you want to Winter has been dishing it out pretty good, but it won’t be long before the weather changes!
A friend’s back yard in Springtime
Guinea Ridge Conservation Area, Gilmanton, Summer
Ashland in Fall (Cathy Landroche)
Make Happiness a Daily Habit!
This recipe for a Happy Home was first submitted
by Mrs Claude McFarlane of Lamont, Iowa, to The
Telegraph Herald in Dubuque, in the newspaper’s
annual homemaker’s favorite recipe roundup:
I'm happiest when I'm in the present I notice
that when I'm worrying or anxious it's usually
because I'm thinking of things that haven't
happened yet — I'm just worried they might
happen And the only time that I can actually
do something differently is right now
~Jewel
A ‘Happy Home’ Recipe
1 can of cheerfulness
Several pounds of affection
1 pint of respect
1 bottle of ambition
1 box of humility
1 can of pure thoughtfulness
Milk of human kindness
Never keep in “hot water.” Garnish
with patience, smiles and kisses
Sprinkle well with sense of humor
Wrap in love, and bake in a steady fire
of devotion
Serve in generous portions each day
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Recurring Campus Events
Sundays:
Sunday Brunch Sundays, 11:00am to 2:00pm
Community Bistro, Woodside
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Church Services Sundays @ 2:00pm, Ledgeview
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Sunday Movie Matinees Sundays @ 2:00pm, Woodside Theater
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IRA Sunday Social & Monthly Birthday Celebration
Generally the 4th Sunday of the Month @ 4:30pm,
Fireside Room at Woodside
Mondays:
Stitch Witchery Quilters Mondays @ 8:00am, Woodside
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Cozy Caps Knitters Mondays @ 10:00am, Woodside
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Taylor Home Bingo Mondays @ 10:00am, Taylor Home
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Taylor Playreaders 1st and 3rd Mondays @ 1:00pm, Woodside
Tuesdays:
Resident Cracker Barrel Coffee Hour
Tuesdays @ 10:00am, Fireside Dining Room
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Worship Services
Tuesdays @ 10:30am, Ledgeview
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Laconia Public Library Runs
Every Other Tuesday @ 10:30am (Call 366-1238)
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Shopping Bus to Belknap Mall
Tuesdays @ 1:00pm (Call Dial-A-Ride)
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Non-Fasting Blood Draws Tuesdays @ 1:00pm, Woodside Wellness Office
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Blood Pressure Clinic
Tuesdays 2:00 - 3:00pm, Woodside Wellness Office
Wednesdays:
Fasting Blood Draws Wednesdays @ 6:30am Woodside Wellness Office
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Cribbage Games Wednesdays @ 10:00am, Woodside Card Room
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Veterans Coffee Hour 3rd Wednesday of the Month @ 10:00am
Lake Room at Ledgeview
(Wednesday is continued above right)
Recurring Campus Events
Wednesdays (Cont.):
Book Discussion with Lois Brady
1st Wednesday of the Month @ 10:30am Woodside 3rd-Floor Lounge
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Memoirs Group Wednesdays @ 11:00am, Woodside Library
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Care Management Nurse Office Hours Wednesdays 2:00 - 3:00pm, Woodside Wellness Office
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Wine Social Wednesdays @ 3:00pm Taylor Home Community Room
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Woodside/Ledges Food Forum 2nd Wednesday of the Month @ 2:00pm, Woodside
Thursdays:
Woodcarvers
Thursdays @ 9:00am, Woodside Wet Craft Room
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Shopping Bus to Hannaford’s/Walmart
Thursdays @ 9:00am (Call Dial-A-Ride)
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Bridge Games Thursday @ 1:00pm, Woodside
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Taylor Community Chorus Rehearsals 1st and 3rd Thursdays @ 2:00pm Taylor Home Atrium
Fridays:
Le Cercle Français de Laconia Fridays @ 10:00am, Fireside Dining Room
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Taylor Home Bingo Fridays @ 10:00am, Taylor Home
Saturdays:
Saturday Entertainment at Ledgeview
Saturdays @ 2:00pm, Second Floor
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Community Social & Dinner 3rd Saturday of the Month @ 5:00pm, Woodside
(Please RSVP at 366-1449 by Noon the Wed prior)
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Saturday Night at the Movies Saturdays @ 7:00pm, Woodside
(7:30pm on Community Social & Buffet Nights)
Welcome New Resident!
Shirley Scates 1/25 Taylor Home
Welcome to Taylor Community!