This year as we enter our season of Thanksgiving, our landscape
looks a bit different from years gone by. Unfamiliar challenges
continue to be a large part of our daily lives, and getting together
with loved ones has most of us getting creative. As we learn to adapt,
while improvising, may we also overcome. There are blessings in
everything when we have the courage to look for them.
Many of us are doing just that. We are tilling the soil, planting
new seeds, and blooming, graciously, where we are planted. As I
walk through our community, I am overwhelmed by the beauty and
creativity of individual landscapes. Like me, you went outside in late
March, stayed there, and your blooming landscapes speak volumes to
your talented green thumbs! Thank you for your inspiration.
Like our gardens, we too thrive on being watered, fed, and
nurtured. We cannot expect a bountiful harvest if we are unwilling
to sow the seeds of thanksgiving. Being thankful, and giving thanks,
isn't always easy. But the reward we receive for trying is found in the
blessings we so earnestly seek.
Hopefully, we will not have to endure being apart for very much
longer. In the meantime, we are here for our Four Seasons family.
If you have questions related to gardening, or want to share what's
growing in your world, reach out.
For more information, call Sharon Deuber at (760) 500-0077 or
email Sharon@BlackDiamondInvestments.net
~ Kindness is free, and when planted, friendships grow ~
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Check with your club contact to confirm meeting place, date, & time.
Book Club
Book Club will be on hiatus until we're able to meet in person. Thank you,Vicki Allen-Hitt
"Late Bloomers" Garden Club
A R T Group
Royce Jerman continues to offer "Painting Pals" on Tuesdays
from 10 am to 1pm and "Beading Buddies"on Wednesdays from 10
am to 1 pm in the Lodge. Her contact information is royce742@
gmail.com.
Lois Stipp will resume her in-person classes in "Drawing" and
"Painting with acrylics and oils" but the dates and times are yet to
be determined. She is teaching art online with Zoom until then. If
you have any questions, please contact Lois at calstipp@yahoo.com.
If anyone will be teaching classes or workshops at the lodge and
wants to put the information in the Herald, please contact Lucia at
luciakwolfer@gmail.com. Stay creative and stay safe!
