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22 FOUR SEASONS BREEZE | JUNE 2017 There was a time we depended on copper wire telephone lines strung on wood poles and connected to each building. But someone dared to ask: Could we do the same thing, maybe even better, without wires? Well, you know what happened — cell phones and Internet service are now commonplace, and wires are obsolete. Procedures, policies, governance and facilities serve us very well so long as nothing changes. But our community is constantly changing. The demands and opportunities of today are quite different than a decade ago, and will be quite different throughout the years to come. Getting from where we are now to where we'll be in the future is an extremely important transition and requires careful planning. We must consider a big picture that includes not only existing constraints but also the opportunities that lie ahead. And we must try to avoid costly mistakes along the way. Thus we ask many blue-sky-what-if questions, even if we don't see how they could happen at the moment. But who knows, maybe something we consider improbable today could be very possible and beneficial later — much like the way copper wires were replaced by cell phones and Internet service. ~ Willis Fagan Community Planning & Transition Committee Greetings! Paint Night was an absolute blast and all who attended had a great time. A big thank you to Patty Spinosa who co-chaired this event with me and to our committee members who worked hard to set up the room for all of our artists. The Committee has completed questions for our survey which will be sent to the Board for final review. In the next two months when you receive this survey, please take a few moments to give us your input to assist us in planning future events. A Fashion Show/Luncheon is in the early planning stages and will take place in October. Also please join us in welcoming Laura Fazio who is the most recent addition to our committee. ~ Pamela Morales Social Committee Everyone had a great time at Paint Night

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