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Campus Notes 2

Health & Therapy 2

A Note from Jim 3

News For You 4

Resident Corner 5

Spiritual/Transportation 6

Movies 7

LEC Foundation/ Birthdays

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Calendar 10-11

Going Out 12-16

Staying In 16-17

The Connection 18-19

Important Bulletins 20

Bulletins/Living is Learning 21

March 2016

WHAT’S INSIDE

Six Dimensions of Wellness

Emotional ~ Intellectual Physical ~ Social

Spiritual ~ Vocational

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Spring Tea Party Friday, March 18th from 1:00pm to 3:00pm in the Main Dining Room

Assorted tea, homemade sandwiches,

and cookies will be served.

Please call Lindsay Eberly at X1352 to sign up.

The month of March will bring the first day of Spring on March

20th and bring the celebration of Easter on March 27th. While

most of us would agree that this winter has not been as harsh as

other winters, I suspect most of us are still looking forward to

warmer days, green grass, budding flowers, and trees instead of

snow. During these winter months I have been planning and

preparing for my vegetable garden. I have not put out a garden

for several years, and I have found that just thinking about it has

lightened the darker, colder days of winter for me. The transition

from winter to spring and the observances of Easter and

Passover remind us of the tenacious power of life to overcome

despair and hopelessness. Whether you are planting seeds,

hiding Easter eggs, or just looking forward to being outdoors a

bit more often, may this new season bring you joy, peace, and

hope. —Chaplain Paul

March Madness

You can pick up your bracket at the Welcome Center or the Connection

starting on Monday, March 14th.

Brackets are due back by Tuesday, March 15th at 5:00pm to the Welcome Center or Connection.

Donations are accepted, and all proceeds benefit the Friends of Twin Lakes.

A NOTE FROM JIM

An Appreciative Attitude

Having an appreciative attitude is an important life skill that at any age can add quality to a person’s life. By being appreciative the focus is on others instead of oneself. Therefore we all can be more productive and understanding.

Developing an appreciative attitude means that we must first learn to appreciate. In somewhat of a paradoxical way of not being boastful or arrogant, we need to respect ourselves by being grateful for what we have and what we have achieved. Each day we can look for people we should have appreciated more. This can be friends we need to tell how much they have been helpful and supportive, or this could be an acquaintance who shared ideas and feelings, or this could be a family members who needs a little recognition or appreciation. At the end of every day we can be thankful for the day, be thankful for what we have done and what we could have done better, and be grateful for our well being. When we practice this for a few weeks, it will become a part of our daily routine.

Using this attitude of gratitude, we automatically train ourselves to notice the good and the positive in every situation. Some other helpful ways to have an appreciative attitude are:

1. Don’t get involved in Negative Gossip. It is never healthy or productive. Excuse yourself and get away!

2. Go out of your way to express gratitude to others. Appreciation is so helpful to all!

3. Control your response. Don’t get defensive. Think before you speak and appreciate the comment (even if it is negative).

4. See the Big Picture. Some problems that seem really big are actually small problems with big opportunities.

So this is a perfect opportunity for me to thank all of you for your wisdom, your direction, and your suggestions to make Twin Lakes BETTER! Thank you for living here at Twin Lakes. I appreciate all of you.

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The Campus Shop Hours: Phone: Monday - Friday: 9:30am - 12:00pm, 1:30pm - 4:00pm, & 6:00pm - 7:30pm 513 - 247-1346 Saturday - Sunday: 1:00pm - 3:00pm

News For You

HAPPY SAINT PATRICK’S DAY, HAPPY SPRING, and A BLESSED EASTER to all of our Residents, Associates, and Customers.

Spring arrives on Sunday, March 20th, followed quickly by Easter on Sunday, March 27th,

and the Campus Shop is stocked and ready! Do you need something special for St. Patrick’s Day? The Campus Shop has beautiful handcrafted St. Patrick’s Day cards and commercial greeting cards. Available as gifts for others or yourself are ties, napkins, and many decorations. Everything must be seen to be appreciated. Come and browse the Campus Shop. Easter Sunday is very early this year, but the Campus shop will be ready with cards, gifts, and more. Spring and Easter and Plants and Flowers bring to mind the wonderful Benken’s Gift cards sold in the Campus Shop. These $25 gift cards allow your friend or family to choose their own plants and flowers throughout the Spring when they have time to shop and plant, but the best part is they contribute $5 to the Benevolent Care and Pastoral Care Funds. Our Sale Cart continues to operate and must be checked frequently so you do not miss out on real bargains. We are currently featuring Car Charms and Scarves, which are a good buy. Be a regular customer, and know what is in the Shop and on the Cart at all times. If there is an item you want us to carry, please have the volunteer write the item in the journal on the counter. The volunteer will need your name and phone number so we can notify you concerning that item. While shopping at the Campus shop take a moment to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee, tea or cocoa along with a roll, muffin, cookies, or a delicious candy bar. If soft drinks are more to your liking, we have Coke products along with chips, crackers and peanuts. We appreciate your patronage. Everyone who was residing at Twin Lakes on January 1, 2016, received a membership form for Friends of Twin Lakes to renew for 2016. If you do not have one or have misplaced the form, stop at the Campus Shop to pick one up, or call Joan Mettey, Membership Chair, at x1828. Complete the form and place it along with your check payable to “Friends of Twin Lakes” in Internal Mailbox 1128. Take forms for your adult children and grandchildren, as we need a lot of help when we have fundraisers. Thanks. A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL WHO PATRONIZED THE VALENTINE CUPCAKE AND CHOCOLATE SALE, WHICH WAS A BIG SUCCESS. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU AGAIN IN 2017. For the convenience of all our volunteers, the April, 2016 signup sheet will be in the Campus Shop on March 1. Sign up early to get the dates and times you want. Thanks.

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Sunday Ecumenical Worship Services

All Are Welcome! Come As You Are! All services are held in the Chapel at 7:00pm.

March 6th Chaplain Jerry Mueller March 13th Chaplain Paul Burden March 20th Chaplain Paul Burden March 27th Chaplain Paul Burden

Televised on Channel 1851 at 7:00pm.

SPIRITUAL Catholic Mass

Catholic Mass is celebrated every Wednesday morning in the Chapel at 10:30am. Because of the solemnity of the celebration, please arrive a

few minutes before Mass begins. Celebrants for the month of March are:

March 2nd Fr. Albert Bischoff, S. J. March 9th Fr. Pat Crone March 16th Fr. Pat Crone March 23rd Fr. Albert Bischoff, S. J. March 30th Fr. Pat Crone

Televised on Channel 1851 at 10:30am.

SHOPPING SHUTTLE Montgomery Shopping Center McKinley and Villas at 9:00am

Central Campus at 9:30am Continuous return trips until 11:00am

Thursdays in March: 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, 31st

Trader Joes Shuttle Wednesday, March 9th

1:00pm—2:00pm

Kenwood Towne Centre and Kenwood Theater Wednesday, March 30th

Return Trips: 12:00pm, 1:00pm, 2:00pm, and 3:00pm

Need a ride? Have an appointment?

Twin Lakes provides both private and medical transportation services.

Appointments must be made five (5) days in advance, are available on a first come, first

served basis, and are subject to availability.

TRANSPORTATION

Our Twin Lakes Veterans will meet on Thursday, March 10th at 1:00pm in the Art Studio. The “Becoming Human” discussion group will meet on the first and third Thursdays of February

through May at 2:00pm in the Art Studio. The discussions will be based on Jean Vanier’s book Becoming Human. Vanier, drawing from his own experiences of living in community with people regarded as mentally challenged, reflects on our common humanity and what we can learn from each other, including each other’s limitations and challenges. The discussions will be led by Dr. Bernard Dauenhauer and Chaplain Paul Burden. Books will be available for those who would like to have them, but reading the book is not required for participation. All are welcome. For more information please contact Chaplain Paul at x1365. **The discussion on Thursday, March 17th will be held in the Montgomery Room.**

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Big Screen Movies/Movie Night

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The Hunger Games 2012, Rated PG-13 - 142 mins.

Saturday, March 5th, 1:00pm - Montgomery Room In a dystopian future ruled by a totalitarian regime, resourceful Katniss and her partner, Peeta,

represent their district in the lethal Hunger Games, a televised survival competition in which teenage contestants fight each other to the death.

The African Queen 1951, Rated PG - 105 mins.

Saturday, March 12th, 1:00pm – Montgomery Room Charlie Allnut (Humphrey Bogart), the booze-guzzling, rough-hewn captain of a broken-down East African riverboat, teams with a straitlaced, iron-willed missionary (Katharine Hepburn) to take on a

menacing German gunboat during World War I.

Max 2015, Rated PG - 111 mins.

Saturday, March 19th, 1:00pm – Montgomery Room In this affecting drama based on real events, military dog Max is adopted by the family of his trainer,

who was killed in Afghanistan. Besides helping the family overcome their grief, Max's arrival provides new clues about the soldier's death.

Jumanji

1995, Rated PG - 103 mins. Saturday, March 26th, 1:00pm – Montgomery Room

When two siblings discover an enchanted board game that opens the door to a magical world, they unwittingly invite into their living room a man who's been trapped inside the game for 26 years—and

whose only hope for freedom is to finish the game.

Any movie suggestions? Please contact Ashley Baumer in The Connection at X1330.

Twin Lakes Movie Matinee Presents:

Friday, March 25th at 3:00pm in the Montgomery Room

Easter Parade 1948, Rated PG, 103 mins.

Judy Garland and Fred Astaire sing and trip the light fantastic to 17 Irving Berlin tunes in this romantic classic. The simple plot concerns a hoofer (Astaire) who teams with an inexperienced chorus girl (Garland) in order to show up his former dance partner, Nadine (Ann Miller). Berlin's

tunes, which include "We're a Couple of Swells" and "Happy Easter," sparkle in Astaire and Garland's able hands (and feet). Peter Lawford co-stars.

LEC Foundation

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News from the LEC Foundation Department at Twin Lakes

Our fundraising campaign to pay for the Shirley M. Davies Community Center, as part of the Twin Lakes expansion, is underway. We are making good progress. As of mid-February, we have raised $334,500 in addition to the $500,000 gift from the estate of Shirley M. Davies. Our goal is to raise 1.5 M. Thank you for your generosity to those who have already made a gift or pledge. Please consider giving a gift. There are several ways to contribute. Many residents are choosing to give a portion of their Entrance Fee Refund as a pledge. Please call the Foundation office at 247-1362 to learn about the details and other ways you can be a part of helping to fund the Davies Community Center. It is going to be an amazing space which will accommodate many new program opportunities.

One easy and fun way you can contribute to the Benevolent Care Fund at Twin Lakes is by joining your friends for dinner at Twin Lakes Night at Rudino’s on Monday, March 14th from 5:00 to 7:30 pm. Rudino’s Sports Bar contributes 10% of sales to the Benevolent Care Fund at Twin Lakes each month.

Don’t forget to buy Girl Scout Cookies!

Friends of Twin Lakes The Friends of Twin Lakes will host a Tail of a Whale Sale in September. This sale

will be very small due to limited space to store and stage donations. We will focus on

selling Christmas items, Jewelry, and Framed Art work. Donations will be accepted in

the Foundation office now through August. We will provide a list of organizations who

take other items you might be looking to dispose of. If you have any questions, call

Nancy Schwandner at 247-1362.

Thursday, March 3rd in the Rotunda from 3:30pm—5:00pm Wednesday, March 9th in the Rotunda from 3:30pm—6:00pm Saturday, March 12th in the Café from 11:00am—2:00pm

Calendar of Events... Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fr iday Saturday

1 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 10:00 Oil Painting - AS 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 1:30 Social Bridge - CR 3:00 Play Bingo! - AS 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA 6:00 Disney’s Newsies outing 7:00 General Doolittle LIL series-Mont

2 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:00 Coffee and Art - PS 10:30 Catholic Mass - CH 10:30 Pool/Billiards Club - BR 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:30 Mahjong - CR 2:00 Twin Lakes Support Group- DS 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA

3 9:00 MCK, NC and SC Villas Kroger Shuttle 9:30 CC Montgomery Kroger Shuttle 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 2:00 Becoming Human-AS 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA 4:00 CC Resident Meeting - CH

Girl Scouts 3:30pm-5:00pm Rotunda

4 9:00 NC Resident Meeting - CL 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:30 Ping Pong - BR 10:30 SC Resident Meeting - Mont 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:30 Scrabble - CR 2:30 Craft Station - AS 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA 6:30 POPS outing

5 1:00 Big Screen Movie-Mont The Hunger Games 7:00 Bingo - AS 7:30 Open Bridge - CR

Connection Hours 8:00 am- 12:30 pm

Open Gym / Open Swim

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7:00 Ecumenical Worship

Service - CH

7 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:30 Ping Pong - BR 10:30 Specs Fix - AS 10:30 Sign Ups-AS 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:00 American Mahjong - AS 1:30 Bible Study - CR 3:15 Coloring Book Club-CR 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA 7:00 Sing-A-Long with Mary Lou Boylan-FS

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10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 10:00 Oil Painting - AS 10:00 National Issues Forum “Terrorism”-Mont 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 1:30 Social Bridge - CR 3:00 Play Bingo! - AS 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA 7:00 Roger Grein LIL series-Mont

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9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:00 Coffee and Art - PS 10:30 Catholic Mass - CH 10:30 Pool/Billiards Club - BR 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:00 Trader Joes Shuttle 1:30 Mahjong - CR 2:30 Raptor Inc. Birds of Prey-CH 3:00 Alzheimer’s Support Group - DS 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA 4:00 Friends of Twin Lakes - CH


10 9:00 MCK, NC and SC Villas Kroger Shuttle 9:30 CC Montgomery Kroger Shuttle 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 1:00 Twin Lakes Veterans Group - AS 1:00 Duplicate Bridge - CR 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA 7:00 Ladies Chat -CR

11 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 9:35 CSO and Seasons 52 10:30 Ping Pong - BR 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:30 Scrabble - CR 2:30 Craft Station - AS 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA

12 10:00 SC Ladies Coffee Chat-PDR 1:00 Big Screen Movie-Mont The African Queen 7:00 Bingo - AS 7:30 Open Bridge - CR



Girl Scouts 11:00am-2:00pm Cafe

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Service - CH

14 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:30 Ping Pong - BR 10:30 Specs Fix - AS 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 12:00 Omnimax National Parks 1:00 American Mahjong - AS 1:30 Bible Study - CR 3:15 Coloring Book Club-CR 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA

Rudino's Night 5:00pm to 7:30pm

15 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 10:00 CC Coffee Chat - CR 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 1:30 Social Bridge - CR 3:00 Play BINGO! - CF 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA 5:00 Brackets Due

Election Day in Art Studio

16 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:00 Coffee and Art - PS 10:30 Catholic Mass - CH 10:30 Pool/Billiards Club - BR 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 11:20 Explore Your Appetite to Brazenhead Irish Pub 1:30 Mahjong - CR 2:00 Twin Lakes Support Group- DS 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA

17 9:00 MCK, NC and SC Villas Kroger Shuttle 9:30 CC Montgomery Kroger Shuttle 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 1:00 Therapy Program-MONT 2:00 Becoming Human-Mont 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA

Happy St. Patrick’s Day

18 9:00 NC Coffee Chat - NC 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:30 Ping Pong - BR 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:00 Spring Tea Party-MDR 1:30 Scrabble - CR 2:30 Craft Station - AS 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA

19 11:00 Easter Eggtravaganza-AS 1:00 Big Screen Movie - Mont Max 7:00 Bingo - AS 7:30 Open Bridge - CR



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Service - CH

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21 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:30 Ping Pong - BR 10:30 Specs Fix - AS 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:00 American Mahjong - AS 1:30 Bible Study - CR 2:00 Dietary Presentation with Mindy Krumdieck-Mont 3:15 Coloring Book Club-CR 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA 3:30 The “Bookies”- NC

22 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 10:00 Oil Painting - AS 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 1:30 Social Bridge - CR 1:30 Floral Arranging-AS 3:00 Play BINGO! - AS 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA

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9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:00 Coffee and Art - PS 10:30 Catholic Mass - CH 10:30 Pool/Billiards Club - BR 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 11:30 Playhouse in the Park outing 1:30 Mahjong - CR 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA 7:00 Tom White Piano Concert-FS

24 9:00 MCK, NC and SC Villas Kroger Shuttle 9:30 CC Montgomery Kroger Shuttle 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 1:00 Duplicate Bridge - CR 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA

25 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:30 Ping Pong - BR 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:00 Birthday Cake Party-AS 1:30 Scrabble - CR 3:00 Movie Matinee - Mont 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA

No Craft Station will be held today

26 10:00 SC Ladies Coffee Chat-PDR

1:00 Big Screen Movie - Mont Jumanji 7:00 Bingo - AS 7:30 Open Bridge - CR



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Service - CH

Happy Easter

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9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:30 Ping Pong - BR 10:30 Specs Fix - AS 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:00 American Mahjong - AS 2:00 A trip down memory lane w/Dave & Jackie MacCoy-CH 1:30 Bible Study - CR 3:15 Coloring Book Club-CR 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA

29 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 10:00 Oil Painting - AS 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 11:15 Mystery Lunch 1:30 Social Bridge - CR 3:00 Play BINGO! - AS 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA

30 9:00 Walk It Out-Meet in CON 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:00 Coffee and Art - PS 10:30 Kenwood Towne Center Shuttle 10:30 Catholic Mass - CH 10:30 Pool/Billiards Club - BR 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:30 Mahjong - CR 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA

31 9:00 MCK, NC and SC Villas Kroger Shuttle 9:30 CC Montgomery Kroger Shuttle 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA 7:00 Classical Guitar Ensemble-CH

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KEY TO THE AREAS

AA Aquatic Area

AS Art Studio

BR Billiards Room

CC Central Campus

CF Cafe

CH Chapel

CON The Connection

CR Card Room

SC South Campus

RT Rotunda

WCC Welcome Center Conf.

CL Clubhouse at NC

CS Campus Shop

DS Daystar Room

LIB Twin Lakes Library

March 2016March 2016March 2016 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fr iday Saturday

1 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 10:00 Oil Painting - AS 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 1:30 Social Bridge - CR 3:00 Play Bingo! - AS 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA 6:00 Disney’s Newsies outing 7:00 General Doolittle LIL series-Mont

2 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:00 Coffee and Art - PS 10:30 Catholic Mass - CH 10:30 Pool/Billiards Club - BR 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:30 Mahjong - CR 2:00 Twin Lakes Support Group- DS 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA

3 9:00 MCK, NC and SC Villas Kroger Shuttle 9:30 CC Montgomery Kroger Shuttle 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 2:00 Becoming Human-AS 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA 4:00 CC Resident Meeting - CH


4 9:00 NC Resident Meeting - CL 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:30 Ping Pong - BR 10:30 SC Resident Meeting - Mont 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:30 Scrabble - CR 2:30 Craft Station - AS 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA 6:30 POPS outing

5 1:00 Big Screen Movie-Mont The Hunger Games 7:00 Bingo - AS 7:30 Open Bridge - CR



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Service - CH

7 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:30 Ping Pong - BR 10:30 Specs Fix - AS 10:30 Sign Ups-AS 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:00 American Mahjong - AS 1:30 Bible Study - CR 3:15 Coloring Book Club-CR 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA 7:00 Sing-A-Long with Mary Lou Boylan-FS

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10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 10:00 Oil Painting - AS 10:00 National Issues Forum “Terrorism”-Mont 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 1:30 Social Bridge - CR 3:00 Play Bingo! - AS 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA 7:00 Roger Grein LIL series-Mont

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9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:00 Coffee and Art - PS 10:30 Catholic Mass - CH 10:30 Pool/Billiards Club - BR 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:00 Trader Joes Shuttle 1:30 Mahjong - CR 2:30 Raptor Inc. Birds of Prey-CH 3:00 Alzheimer’s Support Group - DS 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA 4:00 Friends of Twin Lakes - CH


10 9:00 MCK, NC and SC Villas Kroger Shuttle 9:30 CC Montgomery Kroger Shuttle 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 1:00 Twin Lakes Veterans Group - AS 1:00 Duplicate Bridge - CR 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA 7:00 Ladies Chat -CR

11 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 9:35 CSO and Seasons 52 10:30 Ping Pong - BR 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:30 Scrabble - CR 2:30 Craft Station - AS 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA

12 10:00 SC Ladies Coffee Chat-PDR 1:00 Big Screen Movie-Mont The African Queen 7:00 Bingo - AS 7:30 Open Bridge - CR



Girl Scouts 11:00am-2:00pm Cafe

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Service - CH

14 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:30 Ping Pong - BR 10:30 Specs Fix - AS 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 12:00 Omnimax National Parks 1:00 American Mahjong - AS 1:30 Bible Study - CR 3:15 Coloring Book Club-CR 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA

Rudino's Night 5:00pm to 7:30pm

15 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 10:00 CC Coffee Chat - CR 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 1:30 Social Bridge - CR 3:00 Play BINGO! - CF 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA 5:00 Brackets Due

Election Day in Art Studio

16 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:00 Coffee and Art - PS 10:30 Catholic Mass - CH 10:30 Pool/Billiards Club - BR 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 11:20 Explore Your Appetite to Brazenhead Irish Pub 1:30 Mahjong - CR 2:00 Twin Lakes Support Group- DS 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA

17 9:00 MCK, NC and SC Villas Kroger Shuttle 9:30 CC Montgomery Kroger Shuttle 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 1:00 Therapy Program-MONT 2:00 Becoming Human-Mont 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA

Happy St. Patrick’s Day

18 9:00 NC Coffee Chat - NC 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:30 Ping Pong - BR 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:00 Spring Tea Party-MDR 1:30 Scrabble - CR 2:30 Craft Station - AS 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA

19 11:00 Easter Eggtravaganza-AS 1:00 Big Screen Movie - Mont Max 7:00 Bingo - AS 7:30 Open Bridge - CR



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21 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:30 Ping Pong - BR 10:30 Specs Fix - AS 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:00 American Mahjong - AS 1:30 Bible Study - CR 2:00 Dietary Presentation with Mindy Krumdieck-Mont 3:15 Coloring Book Club-CR 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA 3:30 The “Bookies”- NC

22 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 10:00 Oil Painting - AS 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 1:30 Social Bridge - CR 1:30 Floral Arranging-AS 3:00 Play BINGO! - AS 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA

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9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:00 Coffee and Art - PS 10:30 Catholic Mass - CH 10:30 Pool/Billiards Club - BR 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 11:30 Playhouse in the Park outing 1:30 Mahjong - CR 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA 7:00 Tom White Piano Concert-FS

24 9:00 MCK, NC and SC Villas Kroger Shuttle 9:30 CC Montgomery Kroger Shuttle 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 1:00 Duplicate Bridge - CR 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA

25 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:30 Ping Pong - BR 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:00 Birthday Cake Party-AS 1:30 Scrabble - CR 3:00 Movie Matinee - Mont 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA

No Craft Station will be held today

26 10:00 SC Ladies Coffee Chat-PDR

1:00 Big Screen Movie - Mont Jumanji 7:00 Bingo - AS 7:30 Open Bridge - CR



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Service - CH

Happy Easter

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9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:30 Ping Pong - BR 10:30 Specs Fix - AS 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:00 American Mahjong - AS 2:00 A trip down memory lane w/Dave & Jackie MacCoy-CH 1:30 Bible Study - CR 3:15 Coloring Book Club-CR 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA

29 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 10:00 Oil Painting - AS 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 11:15 Mystery Lunch 1:30 Social Bridge - CR 3:00 Play BINGO! - AS 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA

30 9:00 Walk It Out-Meet in CON 9:30 Muscles in Motion - M&E 10:00 Coffee and Art - PS 10:30 Kenwood Towne Center Shuttle 10:30 Catholic Mass - CH 10:30 Pool/Billiards Club - BR 11:00 Aqua Level 2 - AA 1:30 Mahjong - CR 3:30 Aqua Level 3 - AA

31 9:00 MCK, NC and SC Villas Kroger Shuttle 9:30 CC Montgomery Kroger Shuttle 10:00 Circuit Training - M&E 11:00 Balance Class - M&E 11:00 Aqua Level 1 - AA 3:30 Aqua 20-20-5 - AA 7:00 Classical Guitar Ensemble-CH

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LIL Living Is Learning

FS Fireside Lounge

M&E Movement & Education

MDR Main Dining Room

Mont Montgomery Room

NC North Campus

PS Pottery Studio

Going Out How to Reserve Your Spot for the Next Outing

**Please NOTE: Sign Up Time, Location and Rules!!** Sign-ups will begin at 10:30am on the designated date stated in the outing description.

Sign ups will be in the Art Studio from 10:30am to 11:30am. You CAN call X1352 between 12:00pm and 1:00pm on the designated date to

sign up for outings. No Calls/Messages will be taken before 12:00pm! Within five business days of signing up, you will receive a confirmation slip with event

details. At this time, your confirmation is final, and no refunds are available unless there is a waiting list and we can fill your spot.

Your reservation is not guaranteed until you have received your written confirmation.

If you have any questions regarding this sign up process, please call Lindsay Eberly at X1352.

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Broadway Presents: Disney’s Newsies Opening Night is Tuesday, March 1st at 7:30pm.

Cost: $68, includes ticket and transportation

Transportation Schedule: South Campus Mail Kiosk: 6:00pm Central Campus Apt. Building: 6:05pm Clubhouse at North Campus: 6:10pm

Sign ups have expired.

Cincinnati POPS Orchestra Presents: Jason Alexander Friday, March 4th at 8:00pm


Sign ups have expired. This outing is for POPS Series subscribers. If you would like

to purchase your own ticket and just pay transportation, you may.

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Presents: Vienna: From Strauss to Brahms

Friday, March 11th at 11:00am with lunch at Seasons 52 Cost: $35 Balcony and $40 Orchestra, includes ticket and transportation, lunch on your own.

This luminous program of Viennese masterpieces begins with the enchanting and most famous of the Strauss waltzes, the Blue Danube. Berg’s Concerto is a poetic and deeply poignant

work dedicated “To the Memory of an Angel”—the young daughter of Gustav Mahler, who succumbed to polio. This program is part of Louis Langrée’s two-year BRAHMS FEST,

celebrating the CSO’s German roots and connecting Brahms’ music to Cincinnati.


Transportation Schedule: South Campus Mail Kiosk: 9:35am Central Campus Apt. Building: 9:40am Clubhouse at North Campus: 9:45am

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Playhouse in the Park Presents: To Kill a Mockingbird Wednesday, March 23rd at 1:00pm

Cost: $40, includes ticket and transportation. Transportation Schedule:

South Campus Mail Kiosk: 11:30am Central Campus Apt. Building: 11:35am Clubhouse at North Campus: 11:40am


Explore Your Appetite to Brazenhead Irish Pub Wednesday, March 16th

Cost: $7 transportation, plus lunch on your own. Transportation Schedule: South Campus Mail Kiosk: 11:20am Central Campus Apt. Building: 11:25am Clubhouse at North Campus: 11:30am


Mystery Lunch Tuesday, March 29th

Cost: $7 transportation, plus lunch on your own. Transportation Schedule: South Campus Mail Kiosk: 11:15am Central Campus Apt. Building: 11:20am


Explore Your Appetite Brunch Outing to Mimi’s Café Tuesday, April 5th

Cost: $7 transportation, plus brunch on your own. Transportation Schedule: South Campus Mail Kiosk: 10:20am Central Campus Apt. Building: 10:25am Clubhouse at North Campus: 10:30am

Sign ups begin Monday, March 7th and end on Friday, March 18th.

Omnimax Presents: National Parks Adventure Monday, March 14th at 1:00pm

Cost: $14 for ticket to Omnimax show and transportation. Transportation Schedule: South Campus Mail Kiosk: 12:00pm Central Campus Apt. Building: 12:05pm Clubhouse at North Campus: 12:10pm

Sign ups begin Monday, March 7th and end on Wednesday,

March 9th.

Walk It Out to Gilmore Ponds Nature Preserve Wednesday, March 30th

Cost: $7 transportation, plus $6.95 boxed lunch of your choice. Meet in the Connection at 9:00am. If you have questions, please call Ashley Baumer at X1332.


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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Presents: Richard Goode Plays Mozart

Friday, April 15th at 11:00am with lunch at Capital Grille Cost: $40 Balcony and $45 Orchestra, includes ticket and transportation, lunch on own. A pianist of “staggering virtuosity” (The Times London) whose playing is “thrilling from first to

last” (Gramophone), Richard Goode returns to Music Hall after a long hiatus for performances of Mozart’s final piano concerto. He joins another legend of the classical music world, conductor David

Zinman, who leads Bruckner’s masterful Wagner Symphony, dedicated to composer Richard Wagner which references some of Wagner’s most famous themes.


Sign ups begin Monday, March 7th and end on Wednesday, March 9th.



Reds Vs. Phillies Thursday, April 7th at 12:35pm

Cost: $30, includes transportation and ticket to game.

Cincinnati Flower Show at Yeatman’s Cove Wednesday, April 13th

Cost: $20, includes transportation and admission into show.



Mystery Lunch Tuesday, April 19th

Cost: $7 transportation, plus lunch on your own.



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The Cincinnati Ballet Presents “Director’s Choice” Friday, April 29th at 8:00pm

Cost $50, includes orchestra seats and transportation

Sign ups have expired. Transportation Schedule: South Campus Mail Kiosk: 6:30pm Central Campus Apt. Building: 6:35pm Clubhouse at North Campus: 6:40pm

Cincinnati Zoo Tour Thursday, April 28th

Cost: $20, which includes transportation, tour of zoo, and a boxed lunch. Sit back and enjoy a tour of the zoo on their carts! There will be some walking.


Sign ups began on Monday, February 1st and will end

on Friday, March 11th.

Cincinnati POPS Presents: Magical Music of Broadway with Lea Salonga on Friday, April 22nd at 8:00pm


Sign ups have expired. This outing is for POPS Series subscribers. If you would like

to purchase your own ticket and just pay transportation, you may.

Macular Degeneration Program at Twin Towers Thursday, April 21st

The speaker will be Dr. Petersen from Cincinnati Eye Institute and University of Cincinnati Medical School.He will be sharing current research for diseases of the eye, in particular Macular Degeneration (this is the leading cause of blindness in older adults).

Cost: $7 transportation.

We need a minimum of 12 residents to attend this outing in order NOT to cancel.

The Forest Aires Encore! “Love and Laughter” Enjoy this Spring concert on Sunday, April 24th at 3:00pm at Anderson Center

Cost: $20, includes ticket and transportation. We need a minimum of 12 residents to attend this outing in order NOT to cancel.




If you are interested in signing up for this program being held at Twin Towers, please

call Lindsay Eberly at X1352.

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Sign ups for outings Monday, March 7th at 10:30am

in the Art Studio

All campus Sing A Long with Mary Lou Boylan Monday, March 7th at 7:00pm in the Fireside Room

National Issues Forum “Terrorism”

Tuesday, March 8th at 10:00am in the Montgomery Room

Ladies Chat with Jamie Endicott

Thursday, March 10th at 7:00pm in the Card Room

Taft Museum Presents: “Impressions of Landscape” Daubigny●Monet●Van Gogh

Tuesday, May 17th with lunch at the Dilly Deli Café in Mariemont Cost: $20, includes admission, tour, and transportation. Lunch on your own.

This groundbreaking exhibition re-examines the origins of impressionism by introducing a relatively overlooked artist, Charles Francois Daubigny. These preview presentations will discuss Daubigny’s impact on Impressionist artists and practices, highlight masterpieces

from the exhibition, and reveal how the Taft is partnering with prestigious European museums.



Raptor Inc. is Back!! Enjoy seeing live birds of prey on Wednesday, March 9th at 2:30pm in the Chapel

Spring Tea Party Friday, March 18th from 1:00pm to 3:00pm

in the Main Dining Room

To sign up for this event, please call Lindsay Eberly at X1352.

Floral Arranging Class Tuesday, March 22nd from 1:30pm to 2:15pm in the Art

Studio

To sign up, please call Lindsay Eberly at X1352. Space is

limited to 12 residents.

Tom White Piano Concert Wednesday, March 23rd at 7:00pm in the Fireside Room

Staying in

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Join the Twin Lakes History Discussion

The Lives of the American Revolutionary Generation

Discuss the lives of Washington, Jefferson, John and Abigail Adams, Hamilton and more...

Save the dates in your calendar with the following meeting days:

Tuesdays, April 12th, April 26th, May 10th, May 24th, June 7th, June 21st.

The group will meet at 2:00pm in the Montgomery Room.

**Guest Lecturer: Prof. Karim Tiro, Chairman, Department of History, Xavier University, on Tuesday, May 24th will speak on Native Americans in the Early Republic. Prof. Tiro is the author of

The People of the Standing Stone: The Oneida Nation from the Revolution Through the Era of Removal (University of Massachusetts, 2011) and Along the Hudson and Mohawk: The 1790

Journey of Count Paolo Andreani (University of Pennsylvania, 2006). (All residents are invited to attend.)

Dr. Jean E. Friedman, moderator.

Refreshments will be served.

Birthday Cake Celebration Friday, March 25th from 1:00pm to 3:00pm in

the Art Studio. Come to the Art Studio to enjoy cake and

punch!

Classical Guitar Ensemble Thursday, March 31st at

7:00pm in the Chapel

Movie Matinee “Easter Parade”

Friday, March 25th at 3:00pm in the Montgomery Room.

Enjoy snacks and soft drinks!

A Trip Down Memory Lane with Dave and Jackie MacCoy

Enjoy this fun music show on Monday, March 28th at 2:00pm in the Chapel

Oil Painting is every Tuesday at 10:00am in the Art Studio!

There will NOT be a class held on Tuesday, March

15th due to Election Day.

Bingo is being moved to the Café due to Election Day on Tuesday, March 15th.

Coloring Book Club Every Monday at

3:15pm in the Card Room

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The Connection Top 7 Ways to Eat Healthier

1. Eat breakfast. Good choices: oatmeal and berries, egg whites or hard boiled eggs, whole grains (cereal or bread) 2. Eat at home, or at least eat out less. Find some easy go-to meals that are easy and quick to prepare. 3. Don’t drink your calories. It is easy to drink 200-300 calories without even realizing it. 5. Load up on Frozen Fruits and Vegetables so that you always have some available. They are great in smoothies and in cereal. 6. Drink a glass of water before each meal. Filling your stomach with calorie-liquid helps to fill you up faster. 7. Pick up a healthy cooking magazine or explore internet sites to inspire you. Cooking Light, Weight Watcher, Prevention, Fitness and other health magazines

Jon Williamson - Connection Manager

Join us for a presentation on “How To Power Pack Your Day With A High Protein Breakfast,” with Mindy Krumdieck RD,LD, LEC Consultant Dietician!

Monday, March 21st at 2:00pm

in the Montgomery Room.

If you have any questions, please call the Connection at

X1332.

Interested in solving nutrition puzzles?

Stop by the Connection to pick

them up!

The Connection

MyPlate is a reminder to find your healthy eating style. Everything you eat and drink matters. The right mix can help you be healthier now and in the future. This means:

Focus on variety, amount, and nutrition. Choose foods and beverages with less saturated fat, sodium, and added sugars. Start with small changes to build healthier eating styles. Support healthy eating for everyone.

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Make It Your Mission For Good Nutrition!

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Living is Learning Programs offered in March:

General Jimmy Doolittle

Tuesday, March 1st 7:00pm to 8:00pm in the

Montgomery Room James Harold “Jimmy” Doolittle was

an American Aviation Pioneer. Twin Lakes is proud to present

Carol Rauf who will take an in-depth look at the extraordinary life

of James Harold Doolittle, Jimmy Doolittle.

Faith-Courage-Passion Tuesday, March 8th

7:00pm to 8:00pm in the Montgomery Room

A successful businessman, Philanthropist and Speaker,

Roger Grein will share his thoughts on “how all of us can, if we consider

carefully and act lovingly, make an extraordinary

difference in the lives of others.”

South Campus Ladies Coffee Chat

On the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month in the Private Dining Room from

10:00am to 12:00pm

SC Ladies Coffee Chat Dates for March: Saturday, March 12th Saturday, March 26th

Election Day Tuesday, March 15th

Polls open at 5:30am in the Art

Studio on Tuesday.

If you have any questions, please call Jamie Endicott at X1332.

Living is Learning

Easter Eggtravaganza Saturday, March 19th

Easter Egg Hunt 11:30am-12:00pm

Behind the Main Dining Room

Petting Zoo 11:00am-12:30pm

Art Studio

All Residents and Associates family members are invited!

Don’t forget to visit the Easter Bunny in the Fireside Room from 11:00am-11:30am.

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