Susan Knox Wilson To help homeowners better understand what transition is and what actions take place before transition, at the point of transition, and after transition, LifeLong Learning offered a special class—Transition 101—in several venues this past April. “We were completely surprised by the level of interest,” noted Cathy Lindstrom, chair of the Transition Advisory…
Susan Eastman “Every day in PebbleCreek is fun,” says Sherry Guthrie. And it is her wide smile and easy laugh that brightens her busy days for all in the Ceramics Club. Sherry is an adventurer, exploring new techniques that are often fun to watch. Did I tell you she blew bubbles for three days as…
David Zapatka Reading in the Quest magazine recently, I came across the word cenote. Cenote—si-ˈnō-tē noun: a natural pit or deep sinkhole in limestone resulting from the collapse of limestone bedrock that exposes groundwater underneath with a pool at the bottom that is found especially in the Yucatán Peninsula. Origin and Etymology—Mexican Spanish, from Yucatec ts’onot…
Judy Freidman The Shalom Club has three major events each year: A break the fast after Yom Kippur, a Chanukah party, and a Passover Seder. This picture is from our Seder held April 16 this year. It is one of the more difficult events to organize since a lot of the foods need to be…
Susan Skolnik PebbleCreek Art Club celebrated its 30th anniversary by hosting an afternoon gathering in Sunrise Park on April 20. Members brought light appetizers, and the club provided beverages and a delicious carrot cake. Live music was provided, which created a perfect backdrop for members and spouses to be able to mingle and visit. Homeowners…
Monday Non-Sanctioned Duplicate Bridge Sandy Blackburn As we enter the hot summer months, it’s a good time to think about staying inside and playing some bridge. This group meets in the Palm Room at Eagle’s Nest. If you are new to the community or have been a long time resident and would like to play…