Our final day of celebration for our residents included delivery of a fortune cookie package and breakfast snacks for carry out.
Yesterday was a very busy day to prepare for music and special luncheon for our residents, but it was a huge success. Thanks to Jim Lucy for an hour of wonderful music and for Burkey's Catering for a delicious meal.
I went live on Facebook with the music and we served 35 residents to a Philly steak sandwich, corn pudding, baked beans and dessert.
Residents enjoyed the bingo game......
• TUESDAY August 18th: Candy Gram placed on door...Root beer floats will be provided at 1:30. Please pick up in the Community Room and take to your apartment.
Resident Appreciation Week.
MONDAY August 17th: Bingo Cards with numbers generated by an online generator (I will place in your cubby late Sunday night.)
• *Please use the list of numbers to play your cards (Corners do not count.) Winners (one per resident) will bring card to the office or slide under door. Please put your name and number on the card. Prizes will be given out in the order that I receive them. If I am in the office, you may choose then. If I am not in the office, then I will bring the basket to you when I return.
• *All non-winning cards are to be placed in the container on the community room card table with your apartment number and resident name. I will draw for the remainder prizes.
ENJOY!
RESIDENT APPRECIATION WEEK AUGUST 17-21
*WHAT IS A RESIDENT?
a person who lives somewhere permanently or on a long-term basis.
**WHAT IS A NEIGHBOR?
a person living near or next door to the speaker or person referred to
a person or place in relation to others near or next to it
any person in need of one's help or kindness
***WHO IS SOMEONE WHO LIVES AT THE WOODLANDS SENIOR APARTMENTS?
All the above!!!
Thank You for just being you!
Clara
July soup and sandwich take out at The Woodlands. Thanks, Barb, for all your work.
No better way to spend this day than to serve my residents my favorite sandwich....turkey n dressing sandwiches with cheesy broccoli soup with Skippy by my side.
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Thank you to MercyOne nurses, especially Melissa, for setting up a flu clinic at our building. They serviced 21 residents. My residents are very grateful that they didn't have to go out to get their flu shot.
Just finished my last delivery of donated knitted and crocheted scarves, gloves and hats made by our residents and family. Always feels good to give back.
Residents are busy creating crocheting and or sewing items for donations. We found that hats, mittens, scarves as well as other items are in need.
Thank you, residents.
A resident's daughter and her grandchildren made these luminaries for each apartment. What a thoughtful gift. Thank you.
Clara Evanoff
December 23, 2020 at 1:57 AM ·
Elves were at work again. Luminaries placed on the residents' doors.
Holiday lunch officially served. Menu included prime rib sandwiches, crab pasta salad, raw veggies and dip, broccoli cheese soup, holiday cake balls, coyote droppings.
Definitely a holiday feast.
Winter can beautiful.
Charlie the Elf was not happy with the picture I posted earlier. He said it wasn't his best pose!
