SENIOR CENTER NEWS

Hi everyone! I hope you are all doing well as we start this new year. I hope it will be a better year for all of us. We had a great time Saturday night. We had 23 people come out to listen to music and play games. And we had some delicious food.

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No visitors this week. Visitors are probably getting back into their routines after the holidays. I received a notice from Google Photos that four years ago this past week a Navy couple came, best I can remember, from Louisiana, to get married. Cindy had the home fixed up nicely.

2021 in Review Pt. 2

Last week I reviewed the first six months of 2021. We can all agree that the last two years have not exactly been exactly full of carefree fun and would best be forgotten so let’s get started with the month of... July.

A Lamp to My Feet

Happy New Year! I have noticed that time flies by for those who stay busy. It wouldn’t surprise me if that is why some people can spend hours doing nothing. It makes them feel that their lives are passing slowly.

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Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and was able to spend time with family and friends. There weren’t any visitors through the Home this week because of Christmas. In the early years most of the county seat towns were supplied by stage lines and star routes.

A Lamp to My Feet

If you remember our last lesson we learned that Habakkuk is never mentioned again in the Bible except in this little book of prophecy that bears his name. Today I began to think about that. Do you realize that once we are dead and gone, it won’t be long that only a few people will remember us?

2021 in Review

As the end of 2021 nears, I feel it incumbent on me to review what has happened to us this past year, see where any or all of it went wrong (kidding) and hope for the best in 2022 by not repeating most of it. January started like it usually does – cold, windy, and a little bit snowy.

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Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and was able to spend time with family and friends. There weren’t any visitors through the Home this week because of Christmas. In the early years most of the county seat towns were supplied by stage lines and star routes.

Santa's Magical Key Part 3

“You see,” Nana continued her story, “in North Pole Village, locks were unheard of, so most elves were unfamiliar with them. Only Santa, Ailfrid, and, of course, Elric, the wise old elf, who was the elder of North Pole Village, were aware of such things.”

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It will be different to walk in the Museum and not see the Christmas Trees the various businesses decorated for us after next week. They all are beautiful in their own way. We had four visitors this week. We are glad people still want to take time to come visit during this busy time.