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Monday Morning Memo
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August 3, 2020 Esperanza Estates Green Valley, AZ
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Esperanza Estates Mystery Spot
Where is this in EE?
(Answer at the bottom of the MMM)
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WHAT'S UP THIS WEEK IN EE?
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WATER AEROBICS
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8:30 AM
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MON WED FRI
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RAMADA POOL |
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PICKLEBALL GROUP PLAY
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7:00-9:00 AM
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EVERY DAY
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PICKLEBALL COURTS
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Fun & Relaxing Pen & Pencil Doodling Activity Being Offered in EE
Anyone getting bored or feeling isolatated from COVID-19 shutdowns?
A fun new relaxing activity is being offered in EE on
Wednesday, September 9, 3-4 pm.
This activity puts focus on your personal thoughts and life experiences. No contests, no analysis, no judgment....just contemplation, relaxation and fun. You'll need to bring a pen or pencil and any kind of paper, plus your memories of people, places and things you've experienced. It will be lead by an EE volunteer,
Lila Stoffel
. It's based on her 15 yrs. of experience in a project designed to address issues of boredom, isolation and loneliness; issues we've all experienced during this time of the COVID virus. No fee, no prior experience needed. With respect to social distancing, the group size will be limited to 15; one person per table in the EE Ramada. Please wear a mask.
Call Lila if you'd like to attend to the first "Come and Try It" session. 218-731-7694.
All EE residents are welcome!
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Drop Off Your Pop Can Tabs
Did you know that EE collects the tabs from aluminum cans for recycling? There's a jar on the counter at the Ramada where you can deposit them. They go to help a handicapped gentleman in Green Valley. Thanks for your help!
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How to Contact Our EE Webmaster
Our EE webmaster is William (Bill) Olson who lives in EE. William keeps our EE website up to date and looking good. I
f you need to send something to him, please send it to the webmaster email account....ee-webmaster@msn.com. In your email, make sure to enter a subject and detail in your message what you need. That will help William identify legitimate emails from EE.
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We don't have a Caring Connections report this week. Hope that means we are all doing good...."healthy, wealthy, and wise." Or, it might mean that every day is running together and most of the time we don't know what day it is. As you can, check in on your neighbors. We don't see our neighbors as much as we did in the Pre-COVID-19 days. Now, we may not be aware of the needs a neighbor may have.
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Pima County Contact Tracing
"Local contact tracing efforts will be increasing significantly this week as the Pima County Health Department and Maximus Health Services, Inc.'s expanded workforce begins making calls.
The new contact tracing teams have completed training and will be starting calls this week. Calls will be coming from (833) 771-XXXX or (520) 724-XXXX. Caller ID will display as 'Pima Health Dept.'
If you get a call from a number beginning with these numbers, please answer. You will only receive a call if you have tested positive for COVID-19 (a Sourc"case") or are listed as contact of a case. You will be asked about your symptoms: if you have any, when they began, and where you have been since two days before they started. You will be reminded of isolation practices or what to look for if you do start to feel sick. You will be asked if you need help getting anything while in isolation (if applicable)."
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Seeds from China
You have probably heard about people across the nation receiving unsolicited packages of seeds in recent weeks.
The packages appear to be coming from China, according to the
US Department of Agriculture (USDA)
. If you received these seeds, the
"USDA urges anyone who receives an unsolicited package of seeds to immediately contact their State plant regulatory official or APHIS State plant health director. Please hold onto the seeds and packaging, including the mailing label, until someone from your State department of agriculture or APHIS contacts you with further instructions. Do not plant seeds from unknown origins."
Click here
for more information from the USDA.
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Excessive Heat
Yes, we are having even hotter-than-usual weather. KOLD News says July was the hottest ever on record! It's very easy to become over heated and dehydrated. Here are some p
recautions to prevent
heat
exhaustion or
heat
stroke:
- Stay in air-conditioned buildings.
- Limit outdoor activity during the hottest part of the day (mid-day).
- Check on at-risk friends, family, and neighbors at least twice a day.
- Drink water before, during, and after working or exercising outside.
For more information, click here to visit the Arizona Department of Health website. |
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What kind of exercise do lazy people do? Diddly-squats
Source: Unknown
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Now they're saying that if you survived COVID, the government wants your plasma....no sir, they ain't taking my TV.
Source: Unknown
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UPS drivers have a Facebook page with pictures of their furry route friends that's sure to make you smile. Click here to check it out!
Source: ACH News
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Heard about the new restaurant called Karma. There's no menu: You get what you deserve.
Source: Reader's Digest
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An elderly couple is in church. The wife says to the husband, "I've let out one of those silent farts, what do I do?" The husband says, "Change the batteries in your hearing aid."
Source: Humor Train
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Please share your jokes....Judy Hayes at jkhayes70@gmail.com.
Let's keep Esperanza Estates laughing!!
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The Mystery Spot location is
Shade Tree Park where the pizza oven is, next to the Pickleball Courts. Check it out! Watch for a new EE Mystery Spot in next week's MMM.
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The MMM, published weekly and sent to Esperanza Estates residents, i
s the Newsletter referred to in the EE HOA Bylaws for providing official notice of Board actions to homeowners. Back issues are available on the EE website.
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