MY SUN DAY NEWS
Thereâs that popular saying about insanity that goes, âInsanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.â So in other words, it means parenting.
Thereâs that popular saying about insanity that goes, âInsanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.â
So in other words, it means parenting.
âI retired from project writing and found a new passion â space,â said Sun City resident Ken Kozy.
This passion led Kozy and his wife Mary to Cape Canaveral, Florida to watch the launch of OSIRIS-REx on September 8, 2016. This spacecraft held a special meaning and cargo for Kozy.
My wife would like to replace the mirror in the small bathroom of our Adler. I have loosened the metal clips and it wonât slide out. I tried to pry it from the wall, but it will not release. Thinking it was taped or glued to the wall, I pushed a putty knife behind the mirror and hit something which felt metallic. Any thoughts on how to get the mirror off the wall without breaking it or destroying the wall?
It was the late 1980s, and Tom Lowe was 39 years old. He was a family man working in the business world, and he was an enthusiastic sports fan. But something was missing. He wanted to get closer to the action, as he puts it today, to athletic competition. He couldnât play on, or coach a team. What to do?
It was the late 1980s, and Tom Lowe was 39 years old. He was a family man working in the business world, and he was an enthusiastic sports fan.
But something was missing. He wanted to get closer to the action, as he puts it today, to athletic competition. He couldnât play on, or coach a team. What to do?
âSun City is indescribable. I really do not want to be in any other place. It is remarkable.â Ron Saballus, a native Chicagoan, says those words very often. He came to Sun City on or about August 1 of this year. He is off-the-charts enthusiastic about his new home.
âSun City is indescribable. I really do not want to be in any other place. It is remarkable.â
Ron Saballus, a native Chicagoan, says those words very often. He came to Sun City on or about August 1 of this year. He is off-the-charts enthusiastic about his new home.
On the end-table in what I call the âreading nookâ in my house are ten little books. They are worn and weathered â understandable, because all are well-thumbed childrenâs books, each of them older than I am. I have had them forever. (Well, for all of my life, which is forever to me.)
On the end-table in what I call the âreading nookâ in my house are ten little books. They are worn and weathered â understandable, because all are well-thumbed childrenâs books, each of them older than I am.
I have had them forever. (Well, for all of my life, which is forever to me.)
He’s jolly, dressed in red, and he came to breakfast in Sun City. Santa Claus may love cookies and milk, but he also enjoys a hearty breakfast, it seems! The festive feast with Santa in Drendel Ballroom, catered by Jamesons, included scrambled eggs, French toast, waffles, sausage and bacon, breakfast potatoes, mini muffins, mini danish, fresh fruit, and an array of drinks.
He’s jolly, dressed in red, and he came to breakfast in Sun City.
Santa Claus may love cookies and milk, but he also enjoys a hearty breakfast, it seems! The festive feast with Santa in Drendel Ballroom, catered by Jamesons, included scrambled eggs, French toast, waffles, sausage and bacon, breakfast potatoes, mini muffins, mini danish, fresh fruit, and an array of drinks.
With the continuation of the holiday season and its multiple ensuing social interaction occurrences, here is some health info for now and into our new year. Two food science and food microbiologists have exploded myths about what is and isnât safe in the controlling of harmful bacteria, especially in our use of food items. Paul Dawson and Brian Sheldon, in their Wall Street Journal article, explain, âIt turns out that many of the things we do to keep ourselves safe from harmful bacteria just make the problem worse.â
With the continuation of the holiday season and its multiple ensuing social interaction occurrences, here is some health info for now and into our new year. Two food science and food microbiologists have exploded myths about what is and isnât safe in the controlling of harmful bacteria, especially in our use of food items.Â
Paul Dawson and Brian Sheldon, in their Wall Street Journal article, explain, âIt turns out that many of the things we do to keep ourselves safe from harmful bacteria just make the problem worse.â
Another year and 23 restaurants bite the dust. This was a tough year to review restaurants since we had a run of mediocre venues. Jim and I sat down, locked ourselves in our office, and tried to pick the best 10 restaurants by pondering over the reviews we did last year. âPonderingâ is such an understatement; it was more like yelling, screaming, biting, and kicking.
The holidays come and go, and always make me feel a little blue and often I find it hard to get out of the slump. Iâm sure Iâm not alone with these emotions. What do people do to get through the season, which is supposed to be festive?
Last year there was a plethora of good or great films hitting the theaters around this time of year. Some of the best included The Man Who Invented Christmas, The Post, The Darkest Hour, and The Greatest Showman. Included in that time frame was The Shape of Water, undoubtedly one of the five worst films in history, and of course it won the Oscar for best movie.
Sun City Woodchucks Ray Harris, John Sterling, Jim Moran, Ed Cutler, Al LaPelusa and Ken Szymura delivered beautifully hand crafted toys for Christmas presents for the children of Food Pantry families.
Letters for the week of December 13.
The Sew n Sews seem far from just âso and sos,â and Darlene Hagner is no exception. She shares her talents with others not only by the quilts she makes and donates, but also by teaching classes and assisting members one on one. She is a familiar face at the clubâs workroom. Karen Semancik said, âI joined Sew n Sews and started signing up for classes. Members freely volunteer their time to teach other members various skills. My first class instructor was Darlene Hagner. I was so impressed with her willingness to spend however long it would take to have you learn a new technique. She is very generous with her time, encouraging, and patient. I’ve already learned a lot from her, and I’m looking forward to my next class. I feel that she practically lives at the club. She is always there.â
The Sew n Sews seem far from just âso and sos,â and Darlene Hagner is no exception.
She shares her talents with others not only by the quilts she makes and donates, but also by teaching classes and assisting members one on one. She is a familiar face at the clubâs workroom.
Karen Semancik said, âI joined Sew n Sews and started signing up for classes. Members freely volunteer their time to teach other members various skills. My first class instructor was Darlene Hagner. I was so impressed with her willingness to spend however long it would take to have you learn a new technique. She is very generous with her time, encouraging, and patient. I’ve already learned a lot from her, and I’m looking forward to my next class. I feel that she practically lives at the club. She is always there.â
Hoodie. Left-click. Shout-out. Twentysomething. World Wide Web. What do these words have in common? They all became an official part of the Merriam Webster dictionary the year I was born. Although it might seem like words begin their lives by first appearing in the dictionary, the opposite is true. Words have to prove themselves before earning their place with the greats.
Hoodie. Left-click. Shout-out. Twentysomething. World Wide Web.
What do these words have in common? They all became an official part of the Merriam Webster dictionary the year I was born.
Although it might seem like words begin their lives by first appearing in the dictionary, the opposite is true. Words have to prove themselves before earning their place with the greats.
For some Del Webb residents, the holidays are a time to help. For the last ten years, Sun City resident Beverly Kenny has organized a group a trip to the Misericordia holiday event. This day includes a champagne brunch, holiday shopping, and performances by the Heartbreakers and Heartzingers (residents of Misericordia). Attendance has gradually risen, according to Kenny.
For some Del Webb residents, the holidays are a time to help.
For the last ten years, Sun City resident Beverly Kenny has organized a group a trip to the Misericordia holiday event. This day includes a champagne brunch, holiday shopping, and performances by the Heartbreakers and Heartzingers (residents of Misericordia). Attendance has gradually risen, according to Kenny.
Thanksgiving is over, Christmas approaches, and itâs time to take a look at the communityâs finances for 2018 and look ahead to 2019. For the last several years, Sun City has operated on a âsteady as you goâ basis, with balanced budgets between revenue and expenses, and similar numbers on both sides of the ledger each year. The major news for 2019 is that the communityâs budget will require a $2 adjustment increase in monthly assessments per household, from $125 to $127. This comes after a $9 drop per household in 2018 that reflected some cost-cutting.
Thanksgiving is over, Christmas approaches, and itâs time to take a look at the communityâs finances for 2018 and look ahead to 2019.
For the last several years, Sun City has operated on a âsteady as you goâ basis, with balanced budgets between revenue and expenses, and similar numbers on both sides of the ledger each year. The major news for 2019 is that the communityâs budget will require a $2 adjustment increase in monthly assessments per household, from $125 to $127. This comes after a $9 drop per household in 2018 that reflected some cost-cutting.
In November, Peter and Sue Cho revealed that their grandson, Tim, had made it onto Jeopardy: Teen Tournament. Now, the results are in.
In November, Peter and Sue Cho revealed that their grandson, Tim, had made it onto Jeopardy: Teen Tournament.
Now, the results are in.
About two years ago, Huntley businessman Mike Skala decided that he needed to expand his popular Goodfellaâs Beef restaurant at 10980 S. Route 47. Then he also decided to stretch his horizons. He decided to relocate his business a few blocks away and build a mixed residential-commercial development around it.
About two years ago, Huntley businessman Mike Skala decided that he needed to expand his popular Goodfellaâs Beef restaurant at 10980 S. Route 47. Then he also decided to stretch his horizons.
He decided to relocate his business a few blocks away and build a mixed residential-commercial development around it.
Sun Cityâs Prairie Singers will present their 19th annual Christmas concert December 15 at Huntley High Schoolâs performing arts center. The curtain rises at 2 p.m.
Dining out, especially for the winter holidays, has become a growing part of Western culture. From troublesome ingredients to portion size, downsides do exist in regularly dining at restaurants. Mayo Clinicâs October, 2018 Health Letter advises us that âMaking a few sensible adjustments in how you eat out can help you maintain a healthy diet even outside of your home.â
âBuckle up for the toast of thankfulness,â I told my daughter Jenny as we started setting the table on Thanksgiving Day. âItâs going to be a bumpy ride.â She laughed, but she also gave a sad nod, because she remembered.
âBuckle up for the toast of thankfulness,â I told my daughter Jenny as we started setting the table on Thanksgiving Day. âItâs going to be a bumpy ride.â
She laughed, but she also gave a sad nod, because she remembered.
Sun City resident Judy Deering wants her neighbors to know about the Senior Care Volunteer Network. As a volunteer for the organization, she can attest to its importance in Sun City, for both volunteers and those receiving the help.
Sun City resident Judy Deering wants her neighbors to know about the Senior Care Volunteer Network.
As a volunteer for the organization, she can attest to its importance in Sun City, for both volunteers and those receiving the help.
I arrived at the theater, settled into my seat with a box of Sno-Caps (a movie is not a movie without them), looked around, and there were five people in attendance. Why so few? Well maybe it was the time, 7:20; maybe it was the venue, AMC Lake in the Hills; maybe it was the weather, cold and miserable; maybe it was the day, a Thursday, or maybe it was the genre, Comedy/ Drama. Or maybe it was the subject matter, a realistic look at the Foster Care system.
OK, this is it–your LAST CHANCE to see OLD’S COOL this year! I know it’s cold, but this show is gonna be HOT!
My siblings and I all live out of town. Mom lives on her own and is doing fine, but she keeps to herself and sometimes says she feels lonely. She doesnât like to socialize too much, so we are a little concerned that she is isolating herself. How can we help her have socializing in her life?
We have lived in Sun City since 2006 and each year the sewer clean-out pipe in front of the house has risen a little out of the ground. It is now 14 inches above ground level. Is there any way to get it back down to where it belongs?
Jim officially retired on October 1, and boy is he enjoying his free time. He has spent most of his days touring doctorsâ offices staffed by the medical team of Moe, Larry, and Curly, with Shemp being on call. He also visited the hospital, the emergency room, and physical therapists trying to get his new knee and hip play nice together. These truly are the “Golden Years.” We wanted to celebrate the doctorsâ decision to let him graduate from a walker to a cane, so we decided to try Good Tequila’s Mexican Grill in Elk Grove Village. Is there such a thing as bad tequila???
Dick and Pat Storer presenting a $547 check to the Grafton Food Pantryâs Nancy Horney.
Letters for the week of December 6.
