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September 2021
Buena Vida Community Directory
The Good Life.
Contact Us SEPTEMBER 1st, 2021
(561) 422-9191 Volume 1, Issue 16
Property Manager – Kerrie Mooney Deily
I N S I D E T H I S ISSUE
kdeily@castlegroup.com
Lifestyle Director – Robynn Johnson • Community Update
robynn.johnson@castlegroup.com • Important Dates
Administrative Assistant – Mariah Castro • Club News
mariah.castro@castlegroup.com
• Community Directory
• Health & Wellness
Clubhouse Attendant – Janet Tagle
• Tips from Trainer Joe
jtagle@castlegroup.com
• Scripps Front Row Lecture Series
BV Cafe: • Cook's Corner
(561) 422-9191 ext. 205 • Maltzman’s Musings
Castle Emergency Number: 954-792-6000 • Staying Connected
Please listen to the message and press 1 to speak • Crossword Puzzle
to an after-hours operator who will take the
information and contact the appropriate person.
Buena Vida Website: www.buenavidapb.com
PROUDLY MANAGED BY CASTLE GROUP
Community Update Page 4
WE’RE HERE!!!
OUR MANAGEMENT OFFICE IS OPEN TO WALK-INS
BETWEEN 9 A.M. – 1 P.M.
CONTACT THE OFFICE TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT IN ADVANCE.
APPOINTMENTS ARE SCHEDULED BETWEEN 1 P.M. – 3 P.M.
Access Cards and Transponders
Call: 561-422-9191 ext. 260 to schedule an Appointment
Replacement Access Cards $10 | Replacement Car Transponder $25
(Checks ONLY) Make checks payable to BVHOA
* Please be sure to wear your mask before arriving for your appointment.
Board of Directors Next Board Workshop:
President- Richard Schwed
richardbvbd@gmail.com WORKSHOP DATE:
September 1, 2021 @ 9:30 AM via Zoom
Vice President- Frank Giannattasio
bvfrankg@gmail.com
Secretary- Arnold Rosen
arnold.m.rosen@comcast.net Next Board Meeting:
Treasurer- Andre Waltz
bv.moosehunter@gmail.com BOARD MEETING:
September 9, 2021 @ 7:00 PM via Zoom
Director- Denise Cappelli
bvdenisec@gmail.com
The following is a schedule of our monthly meeting
Director- Brad Evans occurrences.
buenavidabradevans@gmail.com
Board Workshops: 1st Wednesdays at 9:30 AM
Board Meetings: 2nd Tuesday after 1st Wednesday/
Director- Harvey Kaplan
monthly; 7:00 PM
bvharveyk@gmail.com
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Buena Vida Website From Doo-Wop to The Beatles
(UnGoogled songs to stir up memories)
The Buena Vida website is an excellent By: Lloyd Reife
source of information for the residents of
Buena Vida Community.
Besides rules and regulations, all forms,
budgets, and assessment information is
located on the website. You can even submit
a work order here.
Whenever there is unplanned or last-minute
information such as trash cancellations, leaf
removals, special Board or Committee
meetings, we will make every attempt to
post that information on the community
homepage. Check it out!!!
www.buenavidapb.com
Solely solo -name the artist for
Dinner Specials at the Café each recording.
1. Mr. Bass Man
2. Just A Dream
3. Sweet Little Sixteen
4. Cry
5. Running Scared
6. El Paso
7.Kansas City
8. Stand By Me
Advanced orders for takeout may be placed by 9. It's Too Late
telephoning the Cafe at: 561-422-9191 ext. 205 10. Locomotion
Place your dinner order by 10:30 AM.
Pick up by 2:30 PM.
* Answers on bottom of pg. 25
Community News Page 6
Message From The Gatehouse
September Board & Committee
Meeting Dates
I hope everyone had an enjoyable
September 1st summer and is staying safe. As
Board Workshop (Zoom) 9:30 A.M. mentioned before, when entering the
Meeting ID: 816 1999 0820 | Passcode: 275221 property, please reduce your speed to
September 9th a minimum and allow sufficient space
Board Meeting. (Zoom) 7:00 P.M. between your vehicle and the vehicle
Meeting ID: 829 2313 2382 Passcode: 866619 in front of yours. The Transcore reader
September 9th can only acknowledge one transponder
ARC Meeting. (Zoom) 9:30 A.M. at a time. If you see the gate arm
Meeting ID: 885 9139 2153 | Passcode: 565199 coming down as you approach it, STOP
September 14th and wait until the lights turn green and
LITS Committee (Ballroom) 10:30 A.M. the gate arm is fully open in the up
Meeting ID: 873 4542 8824 | Passcode: 711719 position. Any vehicle that hits the gate
September 21st arm stands a good chance of damaging
Finance Committee Meeting (BR) 1:00 P.M. their vehicle and the gate arm along
September 26th with the mechanism. If this should
ARC Meeting. (Zoom) 9:30 A.M. occur, the Gatehouse staff will write an
Meeting ID: 829 2313 2382 Passcode: 866619 Incident Report and forward it to the
Management Office. So PLEASE slow
down! Slow your pace and allow
space! Have a wonderful month.
John Brandofino
The CDC recommends both unvaccinated & vaccinated
Americans wear masks indoors in public settings.
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Community Update Page
Amenity Openings & Closures
The following are our revised guidelines. We only have a few restrictions; otherwise, our rules and regulations
apply.
The CDC recommends both unvaccinated & vaccinated Americans wear masks indoors in public settings.
Guests are allowed everywhere EXCEPT the pool area until construction has been completed.
POOL COUETS AND INDOOR AMENITIES:
GUESTS ARE NOT ALLOWED.
RESIDENTS USE THE FACILITY AT THEIR OWN RISK.
From PBC Executive Order No.7 (05-16-2020): “ users of Community Pools bear the responsibility of such
compliance [with all rules and regulations] and assume the full risk of utilizing the Community Pools.”
FITNESS:
Indoor fitness classes are back ! The fitness program will begin September 8th. ALL land classes will be held in the
aerobics room. Water Aerobics will resume starting on September 11th at 11 am. The activity fees is $20, and you
must sign up prior to attending the class. Sign up here now. Checks must be made payable to BVHOA and dropped
in the secured silver lockbox, just outside the management office.
MANAGEMENT OFFICE:
Reminder – the office is open from 9 am to 1 pm for walk-ins. Please schedule an appointment if you need to
meet with a member of management from 1 pm to 3 pm. The office remains closed from 3 pm to 5 pm.
ARTS & CRAFTS ROOM
Arts & Crafts Room is open with limited usage.
Work Orders may be submitted on our website, at www.buenavidapb.com, by calling the office at 561-422-9191,
or by sending an email to jtagle@castlegroup.com. ARC applications may be emailed to jtagle@castlegroup.com or
dropped off in the secure silver mailbox outside the ballroom/office area.
You can call Castle at 1-800-337-5850 and ask for resident services.
Vegetation & Bulk Reminder
Vegetation and bulk collection are the responsibility of the Village of Wellington. If your vegetation and bulk debris
that has been placed curbside has not been picked up by 7:00 p.m. on a Friday, you must contact the Village of
Wellington Public Works Department. They can be reached at 561-791-4000 or by submitting a ticket through their
website in the following link: https://villageofwellingtonfl.tylerportico.com/TIM/Portal/request-create
Remember, the association Rules and Regulations requires that all trash and recycle bins are to be stored out of sight
by 11:00 p.m. the day of pick-up. This includes any vegetation and bulk debris that may not have been collected.
Vegetation must be stored on the side of your property and bulk debris must be placed inside until the next
scheduled pick-up.
Grandscapes does NOT collect individual vegetation debris. They are only responsible to remove the debris from their
landscape trimmings during their scheduled landscape maintenance.
Community News Page 8
TRASH AND RECYCLABLES COLLECTION RULES
Wellington encourages all residents to recycle. Recycling not only extends the life of our local landfill and reduces the
need for incineration, it also saves energy and prevents pollution. Recycling also creates new products that we use
every day, from soda containers to writing paper. Recycling is collected once per week curbside.
Buena Vida's TRASH and Recyclables Collection Days
➢ TUESDAY: Trash and Recyclables
➢ FRIDAY: Trash; Vegetation, Bulk Trash
TIMES: Bins must be out for pickup no later than 7 a.m. the day of collection but no earlier than 6 p.m. the day before
collection. Bins must be put away by 11:00 p.m. on the day of collection.
These are Village of Wellington Ordinances and Buena Vida's Rules.
NOTE: ONLY plastic bags with plant vegetation may be placed outside of the trash container...NO regular household
trash or food trash may be outside of trash cans.
All cardboard boxes must be CUT (not folded) to no larger than 3' x 3' in size and placed between the blue and
yellow bins for collection.
Items accepted for collection are listed below
Paper products that go in your YELLOW bin include:
• Newspaper
• Magazines/Catalogs
• Unwanted Mail
• School/Office Papers
• Phone Books
• Paper Bags
o All Cardboard Boxes (includes beverage cartons, tissue boxes, dry food boxes, corrugated cardboard) Boxes must
be flattened and cut to 3'x3' maximum
o Please place shredded paper in a brown paper bag, fold the top down to secure and place in your yellow bin. No
plastic bags please!
Recyclable containers that go in your BLUE bin include:
• Plastic Containers #1-7
• Steel Cans
• Aluminum Cans
• Drink Boxes
• Milk and Juice Cartons
• Glass Bottles and Jars
*The processing mills and aluminum buyers for the Solid Waste Authority NO LONGER ACCEPT aluminum foil and pie
plates as recyclable material. Please throw these items into the garbage.
Please! DO NOT place the following in your bin:
• NO Plastic Bags
• NO Tins
• NO Pizza Boxes
• NO Styrofoam
• NO Food Waste
DO NOT place recyclables in PLASTIC bags
Community Events Page 9 Getting to the heart of the matter: Precision therapies for age-related neurodegenerative diseases Jeff Kelly, PhD Lita Annenberg Hazen Professor of Chemistry Professor, Department of Chemistry Scripps Research Wednesday, September 15, 2021 4:00 p.m. ET As scientists unravel the ways that genetic inheritance and aging influence the function of a person’s cells, tissues and organs, they are also finding new ways to prevent and treat neurodegenerative diseases. In his Front Row lecture, Scripps Research professor Jeff Kelly will share his research into a broad set of disorders where aberrantly folded proteins lead to degeneration of the heart and/or nervous system. He’ll explain how his research led to the first regulatory agency-approved therapy for these so-called amyloid diseases and how he and his team are developing future precision therapies for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases. RSVP Click here to RSVP. Please RSVP to ensure you receive the webinar information.
Community Events Page 10
BUENA VIDA SHOW SERIES
2021 / 2022 More Details to come…
A singer extraordinaire in all the musical
genres, William Cintron. The New York Times says Cintron, "Sings
with a burning passion and astonishing accuracy to the original
artists songs, additionally he changes riffs and adlibs melodically
to enhance the song". Best known for his superb vocals of :
FRANKIE VALLI, DEAN MARTIN, ENGLEBERT HUMPERDINCK, and
BARRY GIBB. William has performed throughout New York City,
and Florida, as well as the Apollo Theatre, winning Amateur
Night first place three times.
Singer and songwriter Michael D’ Amore for almost 35
years, Michael has been a professional entertainer based out of the New
York metropolitan area. Having performed in several genres, Michael
eventually found himself drawn to the harmony of the Classic R & B and
Doo Wop sounds. Michael currently performs as a one-man show
showcasing the very best of the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. He is also a member
of The Capris and proud to sing lead on their hits “There’s A Moon Out
Tonight” and “Morse Code Of Love” for music fans around the world.
From his breathtaking Double Levitation to his
cutting-edge Op-Art and Plasma illusions, Jason Bishop features stunning
& original state of the art magic. One thing that distinguishes Bishop is his
virtuosity. Each show features award winning sleight of hand, exclusive
grand illusions and close-up magic projected onto a huge movie screen.
No other touring illusionist showcases such a diverse array of talents.
Additionally, the show is delivered with a totally modern energy and an
outstanding rock & pop soundtrack.
Imagine yourself listening to the
amazing hits of the Beach Boys, while watching the
smooth moves of Frankie Valli and the Four
Seasons….’Lights Out’ has re-imagined what The Beach
Boys would be like if this actually had happened. Sing
along to all of the west coast hits while you dance along
with moves created by one of the greatest groups to hit
the musical landscape. Get up and party with, Lights Out
& The Jersey Beach Boys!Buena Vida Fitness Page 11
SEPTEMBER 2021
Please Sign-up In Advance Prior To The Class Start Time.
* REMINDER: Fitness enthusiasts wishing to participate in Buena Vida
fitness classes will be required to pay a monthly fee of $20. Payments must
be in the form of a check and paid to BVHOA Please place your payments in
the silver payment drobox, just outside of the office building entrance.
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Water Water
Aerobics Aerobics
11:00 AM 11:00 AM
Click Here To Click Here To
Register Register
Stretch & Core ‘N More
Tone 9:00 AM
9:00 AM Click Here To
Click Here Register
To Register
Zumba 20/20/20
10:00 AM 10:00 AM
Click Here To Click Here To
Register Register
ALL “LAND” CLASSES WILL BE HELD IN THE AEROBICS ROOM UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE
SPREAD THE WORD… TELL
YOUR NEIHBORS.Community News Page 12 Wednesday, September 1st @ 9:30 AM (Zoom)- Meeting ID: 816 1999 0820|Passcode: 275221 | Board Workshop Wednesday, September 1st @ 4:00 PM (Zoom)- Meeting ID: 876 0434 0480 | Hadassah Exec Board Meeting Thursday, September 9th @7:00 PM (Zoom) – Meeting ID: 873 4542 8824 |Passcode: 711719 | Board of Directors Meeting Thursday, September 9th @ 9:30 AM (Zoom) - Meeting ID: 829 2313 2382 | Passcode: 866619 | ARC Meeting Friday, September 10th @ 10:00 AM (Zoom) - Meeting ID: TBA | Passcode: TBA | C.O.P. Meeting Sunday, September 12th @ 10:00 AM (Ballroom) | Men’s Club Breakfast Tuesday, September 14th @ 10:30 AM (Ballroom)| LITS Committee Friday, September 17th @ 1:00 – 4:00 PM (Poolside) – “Game Day” Cornhole Tournament Friday, September 17th @ 1:30 PM (Zoom) – Meeting ID: 842 3336 9356 | Hadassah Study Group Monday, September 20th @ 12:00 PM (Bonefish Mac’s) | Men’s Club Lunch Bunch Tuesday, September 21st @ 1:00 PM (Ballroom) | Finance Committee Meeting Thursday, September 23rd @ 9:30 AM (Zoom) - Meeting ID: 829 2313 2382 | Passcode: 866619 | ARC Meeting Friday, September 24th @ 10:00 – 2:00 PM (Ballroom)- CVS On-Site Vaccine Clinic | Sign-up to schedule your appointment here
Community Events Page 13
SEPTEMBER SOCIAL
and
BY THE POOL
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH | 1:00 PM | POOLSIDE
HOW TO PLAY CORNHOLE | SCORING
PLAY OF THE GAME
Every match is broken down into innings of play. During an inning of play, each player must pitch all four
of his/her bags. An inning is never completed until all players pitch all four of his/her bags.
SINGLES CORNHOLE MATCHES
Two single players compete against one another until a single winner is determined.
•Both players stay in their designated lane for the whole game.
•Players start the game at the headboard and will alternate pitching bags until each player has pitched
all four of his/her bags.
•Players then walk to the end of their lane to the other court, take score, and resume pitching back to
the other board.
•The top of an inning is completed when the first player pitches all four bags; the bottom of the inning is
completed when the remaining player pitches all four bags.
DOUBLES CORNHOLE MATCHES
Two teams, consisting of two players, compete against one another until a winning team is determined.
•Each team will stay in its designated lane for the whole game.
•Players at the headboard will alternate pitching bags until each player has pitched all four of his/her
bags.
•Players at the footboard will take score and resume pitching back to the other board.
•The top of an inning is completed when both players pitching from the headboard pitch all four bags;
the bottom of the inning is completed when the remaining players pitching from the footboard pitch all
four bags.
SCORING
The approved method of scoring for the sport of cornhole is “cancellation” scoring. In cancellation
scoring, the points of one player cancel out the points of their opponent. Using this method, only one
player/team can score in each inning.
•Bag In-The-Count (Woody) : Any bag which comes to rest anywhere on top of the board. Each is worth
one (1) point.
•Bag In-The-Hole (Cornhole) : Any bag which is thrown through the hole or knocked through the hole by
another bag. Each is worth three (3) points.
•Foul Bags – Refers to any bag that has not been determined as Bag In-The-Count or Bag In-The Hole or
was designated a foul bag as the result of rules violation. Click here to see how to play the game.Community News Page 14
Community News Page 15
Community Update Page 16
The Architectural Review Committee (ARC)
Adrianne Bendich and Fran Strauss
The Architectural Review Committee (ARC) has the responsibility to help ensure that the external
features of your home and property (front, sides, and back) conform to Guidelines that have been
agreed upon by our HOA.
When you submit your application, the ARC determines if your changes conform with those
Guidelines. It is therefore in YOUR BEST INTEREST to read the Guidelines so you will know even
before you apply if your application will meet the Guidelines. Our small Committee (of four
homeowners) has been reviewing about 15-25 applications/month, and inspecting the work after it is
completed,
Your application is not the only one we have to review and inspect. Please help us do our work
efficiently – we are your neighbors and want to assist you, but we need your help.
When submitting an ARC APPLICATION FORM:
•Consult the ARC Guidelines that are found on the Buena Vida HOA website. Follow all of the
application sections and ALWAYS attach a copy of your plot plan (survey) and mark where
your changes will go. This is your responsibility, not your contractor’s.
•When applicable, include color photos and names of the plants to be placed in your
landscape. Diagrams should be clear and concise. Any application without a required lot
survey will be rejected.
•All attachments MUST come from the Homeowner. Contractors should direct their
information/drawings, etc. to the Homeowner and not bring or mail these to the office.
•It is the Homeowner's responsibility to ensure the application is complete. Several
applications have been rejected because of an incomplete submission. It is not management's
responsibility to call Homeowners or track their paperwork when it is not handed in properly.
•If the Homeowner is unsure of what's necessary to have a complete application, call the
office at 561-422-9191 x260) for help. Don't wait until there's an application denial.
•Note: applications are due to be submitted at the office by noon on the Friday before the ARC
meeting. See the meeting scheduling information below.
When to attend an ARC MEETING:
•ARC meetings are held twice per month. Generally, with exceptions, the meetings are on the
2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month, starting at 9:30 am. In September, the meetings will
be held on September 9th and 23rd .
•Please attend the ARC meeting when your application is discussed (email Mariah Castro:
mariah.castro@castlegroup.com - or call her: 561-422-9191 x260 and let her know you plan
to attend). It's not unusual for there to be questions on applications that can be resolved at the
ARC meeting.
The ARC members are looking to help applicants get through the ARC process. It's certainly easier
to do so if the application is submitted correctly.Page 17
2021 ARC Meeting Dates
The ARC meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month except for
November and December.
Applications are due on Friday by noon, before the week of the meeting.
SEPTEMBER
2nd THURSDAY 9/9/2021
4th THURSDAY 9/23/2021
OCTOBER
2nd THURSDAY 10/7/2021
4th THURSDAY 10/21/2021
NOVEMBER
2nd THURSDAY 11/4/2021
4th THURSDAY 11/18/2021Community Fun! Page 18
LEARN
PRACTICE
PLAY
Pickleball Clinic
Want to join in on the fun but not sure what it is about? Now is
your chance! Pickleball mixes badminton, tennis, and ping pong
skills creating a fun, active, low-impact activity for individuals of
all ages and athletic backgrounds! Learn the basics every
Tuesday & Thursday!
Click here to register
When
Every Tuesday & Thursday
11:00 A.M. – Noon
Cost
$15 pp
Participants can pay in the form of cash or check
(check made payable to Mikk Vaard)
What you'll learn
• Scoring
• Basic Strokes
• Shot placement and strategy
• Court Awareness
Question contact Mikk Vaard at: mikkvaard@gmail.comPage 19 Health and Wellness
Community News Page 20
Community News Page 21 Maltzman’s Musings-Understanding Women By: Bruce Maltzman
Club News Page 22 Hadassah Highlights by Dee Klein SAVE THE DATE: Buena Vida Jewish Heritage Club and Chai Buena Vida Hadassah's JOINT CHANUKAH PARTY. ( Tentatively scheduled pending no Health Restrictions/limitations) Monday, December 6, 2021, at 7:00 pm in the Ballroom Featuring Renowned Entertainer: LARRY BRENDLER Join us for some yummy Potato Latkes, Jelly Donuts and other goodies. Limited to 120 people. Signup will begin around October 6. EARLY SIGNUP - ONLY for Jewish Heritage Club and Hadassah members and their spouse or significant other until November 6. Then, space permitting, open to everyone. COST: $7 per person - Check payable to: BV JEWISH HERITAGE CLUB. More details including information about when and where to sign up and pay will be provided at a later date. We look forward to an exciting and fun time for all! SO - SAVE THE DATE! For more information, please contact Howard Marin at hdm03@aol.com or Dee Klein at msk819@comcast.net
Club News Page 23
Crossword Puzzle Page 24
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Let’s Have Some Fun!
What to Celebrate In September
❖National Self Care Awareness Month
❖National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
❖International Week of the Deaf- Last Full week
of September- CLICK HERE to learn more
❖National Keep Kids Creative Week- Last week
of September- CLICK HERE for ideas
❖National Blueberry Popsicle Day- Sept 2
❖National Tailgating Day- First Saturday in Sept
❖Labor Day- Sept 6
❖Patriot Day- Sept 11
❖Grandparents Day- Sept 12
❖National Family Day- Sept 27
Kids Corner
Sudoku Puzzle- Medium
Celebrate the beginning of fall on Sept
22 with these fun fall activities. CLICK
HERE
On the Sunday following Labor Day,
National Grandparents Day honors the
love only grandparents can
provide. Click here to celebrate using
some of these ideas.
Rosh Hashanah marks the start of a
new year in the Hebrew calendar.
People often celebrate by eating apples
and honey to symbolize a sweet new
year. Click here for some fun family
activities for Rosh Hashanah
FROM DOO-WOP TO THE BEATLES ANSWERS (Pg. 5):
1. . Johnny Cymbal 2. Jimmy Clanton 3. Chuck Berry 4. Johnnie Ray 5. Roy Orbison 6. Marty Robbins
7. Wilbert Harrison 8. Ben E. King 9. Carole King 10. Little EvaVirtual Events Page 26
MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR THESE
UPCOMING TOPICS
• About Gynecologic
Cancers: Types, Risk Factors
& Treatment Options
Thursday, Sept. 9, 12 p.m.
• Men's Health: Common
Issues Men Need to Know
About Thursday, Sept. 23,
12 p.m.
To register or learn more about these FREE
events on Zoom, visit
ClevelandClinicFlorida.org/EventsHealth & Wellness Page
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September is National Self-
Care Awareness month.
Taking care of ourselves is
crucial. It is important to
remember that we cannot
care for others if we do not
first care for ourselves. Start
with these simple stretches
for relaxation then CLICK
HERE for more ways to help
practice self care this month.
PROUDLY MANAGED BY CASTLE GROUP Page 4DIY Projects Page
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DIY Flag Clothespin
Cooks Corner Featured Recipes
Cool off this Labor day weekend by celebrating
Wreath
national blueberry popsicle day on September 2
Items Needed:
•1 set of 4-6 count Popsicle molds
•popsicle sticks (optional)
Ingredients:
•2 pints of fresh blueberries berries
•¼ cup of sugar – (or honey)
•¼ cup of water
The 9/11 memorial Directions:
honors the 2,977 1.Puree the blueberries, sugar, and water in a food
people killed on processor or blender for about 30 seconds or until well-
September 11, 2001. It blended.
features two reflecting 2.Pour about a half cup of the pureed blueberry mixture
pools that sit where the into each popsicle mold (depending on your molds they may
Twin Towers once hold a little bit more or a little bit less).
stood, and is
surrounded by bronze Try out this Spicy Guacamole Recipe
panels inscribed with for National Guacamole Day Sept 16
the names of the Ingredients
victims. • 4 medium ripe Avocados
• 1 small yellow onion diced small, ½ cup
Remember this day by
• 1 large jalapeno finely minced
making a DIY flag • Juice of 1 large lime, about 2 tsp worth
clothespin wreath to • ½ tsp kosher salt, adjust to taste
hang on your door or • Optional- dash of cayenne pepper
wall. For full instructions Directions
CLICK HERE. •Peel and chop the avocados into 1/2" pieces. Lightly mash with a
fork, leaving plenty of chunks. Add the onion, avocado, lime juice,
salt, and pepper.
•Stir to combine and taste. Adjust the lime, salt, and pepper as
needed. Serve immediately or cover tightly and refrigerate until
ready to serve. Enjoy!
Notes
If you don't plan to serve the guacamole immediately after making
it, save an avocado pit. After the guacamole is made, place the pit in
the container with the guacamole. This will help slow down the
browning of the avocado. Remove the pit before serving.Community Events Page
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IT’S THAT TIME AGAIN
FLU SHOTS
Friday, September 24th
10:00 am—2:00 pm
Flu & Pneumonia Vaccinations
(including 65+ senior doses)
Location: TBD
Sign-up to reserve your flu vaccine. Vaccines for residents will be billed
to the participant’s insurance. Be sure to bring your card with you!
Click here to sign up. Also, click here for the CVS clinic scheduler.Summer Relaxation Coloring Page
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Read about the health benefits of coloring for
adults – Click HereHOW DID YOU DO?
CROSSWORD ANSWERS
ANSWERS FROM PAGE 24
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COMMUNITY NEWS Page
GRANDSCAPES LAWN SERVICE FOR MONTH OF
SEPTEMBER
AUGUST
ASSOCIATION - ______Buena Vida____ __ _
ASSOCIATION - ______Buena Vida____ __ _
CUTS
CUTS -- ______8/3,
9/7, 8/12,
9/16, 8/19,
9/22, 8/27
9/30 _ _ __
BEDS - ______
8/6, 8/7,9/7,
8/10,
9/8,8/21,
9/9, 8/24, 8/25___
9/10_______
FERT-
FERT- __ SafePlanet_
Safe Planet_ _
PEST CONTROL
PEST CONTROL ______
______ Weekly_____
Weekly_____ __
__
IRRIGATION- ______ On site____ _____
IRRIGATION- ______ On site____ _____
*Due to the South Florida weather patterns… schedule is subject to change
without
*Due to notice.
the South Florida weather patterns… schedule is
subject to change without notice.
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