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6 SOLERA DIAMOND VALLEY | APRIL 2022 Spring has sprung and with this time we get our cool April Nights and long days to go along with them. The Lifestyle Department is excited to introduce "SDV In Concert." We will be showing prerecorded videos of some of the most popular music tours from some of your favorite artists. We will kick off this free event series with a viewing of the Eagles – "Hell Freezes Over" concert. Be sure to join us for our Spring Luncheon on April 10th where we will be featuring a delicious Spring feast including a lamb roast carving station, and honey mustard chicken along with some delightful seasonal sides. Back by popular demand, Terry McNicholas will be hosting a viewing of another one of his Broadway productions, Diana. Terry will stay after the viewing and host a Q&A about the original stage production and the process of turning it into a film. Be on the lookout for information on upcoming May Events including a Potluck & Margarita Madness for Cinco De Mayo as well as the return of the Lady's High Tea. The Lady's High Tea will feature a table decorating contest so make sure you reserve your seat at the concierge desk as soon as you register. I look forward to seeing you all at the events! Lifestyle Report By Teri Collett THE BOMBARDMENT Sat., April 1, 1 pm The fates of several Copenhagen residents collide when a WWII bombing mission accidentally targets a school full of children. Based on true events. THE WEEKEND AWAY Fri., April 8, 6 pm Sat., April 9, 1 pm When her best friend vanishes during a girls trip to Croatia, a woman races to figure out what happened. However, each clue yields another unsettling deception. WIND RIVER Fri., April 15, 6 pm Sat., April 16, 1 pm A wildlife officer finds the body of an 18-year-old woman on an American Indian reservation in snowy Wyoming and the autopsy reveals she was raped. The FBI arrives to investigate. HOME TEAM Fri., April 22, 6 pm Sat., April 23, 1 pm Two years after NFL coach Sean Payton is suspended, he goes back to his hometown and finds himself reconnecting with his 12-year-old son by coaching his Pop Warner football team. APRIL Movies 1. When you make a mistake, don't buy a ticket to the guilt trip. Let it go. 2. When others make a mistake, let that go too. 3. Treat yourself on a daily basis. 4. Treat your friends well on a daily basis: a complimentary note, a genuine smile, time to listen. 5. Acknowledge when you've taken a wrong turn. Be honest and try to set yourself right. 6. Say sorry to others. If you've snapped or had a sulk, fess up and apologize. 7. Give yourself time. Set the alarm 10 minutes earlier so you're not chasing your tail. 8. Give others time. Leave the house 10 minutes earlier so you're able to stop and chat to those you meet. 9. Help yourself. If you are repeatedly getting in a mess over an issue, ask others for help. 10. Help others. If you see your friends or family getting into difficulties, step forward and ask if there's anything you can do to help. 11. Never mistake kindness for weakness. ~ Hardie Grant Quadrille How to Harness the Power of Kindness By Linda Weiss, Resident