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68 FOUR SEASONS BREEZE | NOVEMBER 2026 We have had a wonderful season of cornhole with great games, wonderful conversations, and amazing friendships. Cornhole is a classic, outdoor, backyard game and our group has a season that is from May to November. As of Nov. 1, we change our start time to 4 pm to accommodate the earlier sunsets. Our last night of games is Nov. 10. We will keep you up to date with our monthly article in the Breeze but if you want to know every current update, please text your name and email address to me at (951) 378-0441 and get on our email list. Then you can plan to join us next spring when we start the 2027 season. Please join us on Nov. 3 and/or Nov. 10 at 4 pm at The Lodge grass area. Be a spectator or participant and see what our group is all about! Any questions, text me at (951) 388-0441 or email at razbarry@hotmail.com. ~ Pat Barry Beaumont Baggers Cornhole Group Gold Olympians, Pete Lavario and Bob Semlar with Co-Commish Karen Staublien Silver Olympians, Jason and Karen Staublien Bronze Olympians, Rick Stecklet and Hank Negrete with Co-Commish, Karen Staublien "Your Health Is Your Greatest Wealth." We spend much of our lives building wealth. We save for retirement, invest in our homes, build careers and businesses, and plan for the future. But Jack LaLanne spent a lifetime reminding people that there is one investment more valuable than all the others: your health. Because what good is financial security if you don't have the strength and vitality to enjoy it? What good is retirement if your health prevents you from traveling, playing with your grandchildren, pursuing your passions, or simply living independently? Your health account works much like a financial account. Every workout, every walk, every healthy meal, and every good night's sleep is a deposit. Every time you choose movement instead of sitting, you're investing in your future. And those investments compound. Not in dollars and cents, but in something even more valuable: strength, energy, mobility, confidence, and independence. Jack understood this decades before longevity became a popular conversation. He wasn't exercising simply to build muscles. He was building a reserve for the future. That's one reason he remained remarkably active throughout his later years. The lesson for all of us is simple: Don't wait until your health account is running low before you begin making deposits. Invest while you're healthy. Build strength before you desperately need it. Protect your mobility while you still have it. Create healthy habits today that your future self will benefit from tomorrow. You can always earn more money and replace many of the things you own, but you only get one body. Treat it like the priceless asset it is. Because when all is said and done , your health is your greatest wealth. Congrats to those who participated in the Gym Club Senior Olympics Fitness and Weightlifting Event. The results are below. Reach me at surfergreg@gmail.com or Al Pina at alfredpina1951@ yahoo.com. ~ Greg Messick Gym Club