Recently, at our cottage’s front porch, we were greeted by an unexpected sight—a finely crafted bird’s nest, meticulously constructed with twigs, moss, and bits of fluff, hidden between the flowers and leaves in a hanging basket.  As we continue to cherish these small encounters with nature, let us strive to create spaces where wildlife can […]

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Welcome, garden enthusiasts, to another edition of our Gardening Gazette! Today, we bring you exciting news and updates on cultivating two beloved garden favorites: banana peppers and tomatoes. Banana peppers, known for their mild heat and vibrant yellow hue, are thriving in our garden this season. These versatile peppers not only add a kick to […]

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Both of our new additions have made their safe arrivals! Courtney’s new son arrived on June 19th and Elena’s baby boy made his grand entrance on June 27th! Both mamas are doing well and have been at home enjoying a much-deserved respite to heal and bond with their babies. We wish them a peaceful recovery […]

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Our Ombudsman, Kathy, recently hosted a successful Residents’ Rights Bingo event. This engaging activity aimed to educate residents on their rights in a fun and interactive way. Participants learned about important topics like privacy, dignity, and decision-making through bingo calls. The event fostered a positive atmosphere and provided residents with a platform to connect with […]

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June was a month filled with pure, soapy fun! We declared it “Bubble Balooza” and celebrated all things bubbles throughout the entire month. This June, we came together for a rousing Flag Day celebration! Yes, we began flag day with a heartfelt recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance, a powerful reminder of the values our […]

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Staying hydrated and protecting skin from the sun are critical for everyone during the summer. Dehydration and heat-related illness can lead to delirium or confusion and increase fall risk. People with memory loss might not notice these symptoms. Alzheimer’s disease makes it difficult for people to recognize thirst and regulate their body temperature. Helping people […]

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Everyone had a great time at our 4th of July Cottage Cookout! [envira-gallery id=”6763″]

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National Peach Month is in August each year, and it isn’t easy to imagine summertime without this juicy summer fruit. Peach season begins in June and lasts until the end of August, and they say that August is when peaches are at their peak. The peach symbolizes youth, immortality, fertility, and union (in Chinese culture); […]

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Once again, The Tree Family Pigs came for a visit. This time, Maribeth brought the newest addition to their pig family, Cedar. CEDAR Male: American Mini Pig Birthday: 1/30/2024 Physical markings: pink skin with white/grey hair with black spots Personality: sweet and eager to connect Favorites: nestling into elbows in a snug, spinning for treats […]

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Some of our residents have been busy this summer with creative crafts and paintings! So far we’ve crafted patriotic floral arrangements that brought a burst of red, white, and blue to our festivities. Our themed gnome paintings, adorned in Fourth of July colors, added a whimsical touch to the day. Inspired by the vibrant style […]

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