Madrona Park OCTOBER 2018 COOL AND COLORFUL

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Madrona Park OCTOBER 0 COOL AND COLORFUL Annual Halloween Festival Calling all witches, monsters and ghosts: Madrona Park will be your host.

There will be lots of games and prizes for everyone of all ages to enjoy. While you re here, grab some finger hot dogs, graveyard pudding, witches brew and other ghoulish snacks.

3 and 7: Music with Cameron Keller Oct. 7 and : Sunday Services with Pastor Will Oct. 0: Resident Forum with Diane Oct. 6: Trip to Seoul Bakery Oct. : Chat with Franco Oct.

1 Madrona Park OCTOBER 0 COOL AND COLORFUL Annual Halloween Festival Calling all witches, monsters and ghosts: Madrona Park will be your host. Whether you are ghoulish or glam or wear a mask, dress up and join us, that s all we ask. Saturday, Oct. 7, at p.m., we will be hosting our annual Halloween Festival! There will be lots of games and prizes for everyone of all ages to enjoy. While you re here, grab some finger hot dogs, graveyard pudding, witches brew and other ghoulish snacks. Enter into the Halloween Costume Contest for a chance to win a basket of sweet prizes! Save The Date Oct. : Trip to Emerald Queen Casino Oct. 3 and 7: Bible Study with Pastor Will Oct. 3 and 7: Music with Cameron Keller Oct. 7 and : Sunday Services with Pastor Will Oct. 0: Resident Forum with Diane Oct. 6: Trip to Seoul Bakery Oct. : Chat with Franco Oct. 0: Seventh Day Adventist Church Oct. 3: Trip to Muckleshoot Casino The Twelve Benefits of Tai Chi for Seniors What are the benefits of practicing Tai Chi as we age? Tai Chi is one of the most effective exercises for the health of mind and body and is taught around the world. Tai Chi helps people to relax and feel better. Here are twelve benefits of Tai Chi for seniors: Relieves physical effects of stress Accumulates energy by releasing endorphins rather than depleting them Promotes deep breathing Reduces bone loss in menopausal women Improves lower body and leg strength Helps with arthritis pain Reduces blood pressure Requires mind and body integration through mental imagery Enhances mental capacity and concentration Improves balance and stability by strengthening ankles and knees Promotes faster recovery from strokes and heart attacks Improves conditions of Alzheimer s, Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson s Join Susie on the second and fourth Monday of every month for chair Tai Chi classes. Oct. 5: Activity Auction Oct. 7: Halloween Festival Oct. : Singalong with All Saints Lutheran Church Oct. 30: Lunch at Red Lobster Oct. 3: Halloween Party and Costume Contest

The Ins and Outs of the Accordion The Sears catalog once described it as an orchestra in a box, and it s a fixture at many Oktoberfest celebrations.

Based on ancient Chinese instruments, several forms of the musical device were developed in Europe, but it was Cyrill Demian who patented his version in Austria in 9, naming it an accordion.

Pushing finger buttons along the box s side at the same time controlled the pitch of the sounds. Later models added a piano-style keyboard to the design, which allowed more notes to be played.

Because it was portable, many immigrants brought their squeeze-box with them to the U.S. The accordion became a key instrument in many regional styles of music, such as Cajun, zydeco and Tejano.

2 The Ins and Outs of the Accordion The Sears catalog once described it as an orchestra in a box, and it s a fixture at many Oktoberfest celebrations. The lively music of the accordion has been entertaining audiences for more than 00 years. Based on ancient Chinese instruments, several forms of the musical device were developed in Europe, but it was Cyrill Demian who patented his version in Austria in 9, naming it an accordion. The instrument produced sound when the user manually pushed or pulled the middle part, called the bellows, sending air over reeds and through an opening. Pushing finger buttons along the box s side at the same time controlled the pitch of the sounds. Later models added a piano-style keyboard to the design, which allowed more notes to be played. The accordion s popularity spread throughout Europe and the world. Since it is naturally loud, it was used in dance music, especially polkas and waltzes. Because it was portable, many immigrants brought their squeeze-box with them to the U.S. The accordion became a key instrument in many regional styles of music, such as Cajun, zydeco and Tejano. The first half of the 900s is often referred to as the golden age of the accordion, though the instrument has had a resurgence in recent years and has been featured in songs by popular artists. Pizza Across the Planet Pizza is a popular food in the U.S., with pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms and onions the top picks for ingredients. See what pizza toppings make the cut in other countries: Italy The place where pizza started boasts a variety of additions to their pies. Prosciutto, anchovies, eggplant, truffles and potatoes are among Italians go-to choices. Brazil Green peas are a popular vegetable in this South American nation, and they re often found on Brazil s thin-crust pizzas, along with carrots, beets, raisins and quail eggs. Japan Seafood is a mainstay of this island nation, where pizza toppings include octopus, eel and seaweed. Squid ink is sometimes used to create a dramatic black sauce instead of the typical red tomato sauce. Costa Rica Coconut is the No. pizza topping in this Central American country, and it s often paired with shrimp. Sweden A pie known as pizza Africana is very popular in this Scandinavian nation. Also called banana curry pizza, bananas and curry powder are the main ingredients, along with peanuts, chicken and pineapple. Australia Craving some shrimp on the barbie? Order an Aussie pizza with shrimp, pineapple and barbecue sauce. Local meats such as kangaroo, emu and crocodile are also featured on pies in the land Down Under rd Avenue South Federal Way, WA Staff General Manager Diane Umayam Sales Advisor Heather Freed Chef Franco Mendiola Health and Wellness Coordinator Kayla Hawkins Memory Care Program Managers Audrey Losey Mele Loa Office Manager Marissa Canada Program Supervisor Dawn Hayes Plant Operations Supervisor Justin Benson Have the time of your life Get on board with TRAVEL BY LEISURE CARE 0 Destinations Mexican Riviera Cruise Oct -, 0 Presidential Caribbean Cruise Nov 5-Dec, 0 For more information, or to book your getaway, contact: Carol Dennis at

3 Cool and Colorful SUNDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY :00 st Sunday Service with Pastor Will, RC 3:5 Group Crosswords :30 Group Crosswords :00 Sunday Services with Pastor Will 3:5 Group Crosswords MONDAY :00 Cooking with Susie- Apple Cider & Chocolate Puff Pastry, AK 3:5 Chair Volleyball, FR :5 Jumbo Yahtzee, AR 3:5 Chair Volleyball, AR 4 :30 Cooking with Susie Buffalo Chicken Sliders, AR 3:5 Chair Volleyball, FR 5 9:00 Word of the Day, AR :5 Jumbo Yahtzee, AR 3:5 Chair Volleyball, AR 9:30 Outing: Emerald Queen Casino, OOB :00 Oktoberfest Party, AR 6 :45 Trip to Seoul Bakery, OOB 3 9:30 Trip to Muckleshoot, OOB 0:45 Fitness, AR :30 Fitness, AR :5 Lunch at Red Lobster, OOB :00 Singalong with All Saints :30 Cooking with Susie Lutheran Church Pumpkin French :30 Group Crosswords Toast, AK 3:00 Chair Volleyball, AR :30 King Co. Traveling Library, L 0:00 Daily Chronicles, CS, AR with Dawn, AR :5 Bible Study with Pastor Will, AR :30 Hot Apple Cider, AR :30 Movie & Popcorn 3:00 Music with Cameron 3:00 Singalong, AR, AR :30 Resident Forum with Diane, AR :30 Making Halloween Decorations, AR 9:00 Word of the Day, AR 0:45 Fitness, AR :45 Men s & Women s Luncheon, AR :5 Bible Study with Pastor Will, AR 3:00 Music with Cameron, AR :00 Making Fall Decorations, AR 3:00 Documentary Wednesday Pope Joan, AR HALLOWEEN 3, AR :30 Halloween Party & Costume Contest, AR 3:5 Music with Mark Stern, AR 0 3:00 Singalong, AR :00 Chat with Franco, AR :00 Bingo 3:00 Singalong, AR :45 Activity Buck Auction, AR Federal Way Community Center, FWCC First Floor, FF Fitness Room, FR Library, L Out Of Building, OOB Poker Room, PR Public Library, PL Second Floor, SF Senior Center, SC Therapy Room, TR Third Floor, TF Upstairs Lobby, UL 0:00 Daily Chronicles, CS with Dawn, AR :30 Movie & Popcorn :00 Daily Chronicles, CS with Dawn, AR :00 Seventh Day Adventist Youth Group :00 Halloween Festival, AR Transportation Wednesday, 9 a.m.- p.m.: Errand Shuttle Wednesday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.: Doctors Appointment Day Thursday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.: Doctors Appointment Day Friday, 9 a.m.-noon: Errand Shuttle (Shopping)

4 Cool and Colorful EMERALD WAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Physical Social Experiential Emotional & Spiritual Creative & Artistic Therapeutic Sensory Kindness, :00 First Sunday Services with Pastor Will, AR Kindness, Kindness, :00 Sunday Services with Arts & Crafts: Using Feel Good Singalong, EWTR Bowling, Together: 3:00 Music with Cameron Saturday Manicures, :00 Oktoberfest Party, RCD 9 0 Arts & Crafts: Using Your Imagination, Bowling, Saturday Manicures, Together: Feel Good Singalong, EWTR 0:00 Eldergrow, RCD 4 Arts & Crafts: Using Saturday Manicures, Feel Good Singalong, EWTR Bowling, Together: 3:00 Music with Cameron Arts & Crafts: Using Saturday Manicures, Bowling, :00 Halloween Festival, AAR Feel Good Singalong, EWTR 0:00 Eldergrow, RCD Arts & Crafts: Using 9 30 HALLOWEEN 3 Bowling, Kindness, Together: :00 Singalong with All Saints Lutheran Feel Good Singalong, EWTR :00 Halloween Party & Costume Contest, AAR AL Activity Room, AAR Emerald Way Dining Room, Emerald Way TV Room, EWTR Ruby Circle Activity Kitchen, RCAK Ruby Circle Dining Room, RCD Ruby Circle TV Room, RCTR

Cool and Colorful RUBY CIRCLE SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Physical Social Experiential Emotional & Spiritual Creative & Artistic Therapeutic Sensory :00 FIRST SUNDAY

5 Cool and Colorful RUBY CIRCLE SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Physical Social Experiential Emotional & Spiritual Creative & Artistic Therapeutic Sensory :00 FIRST SUNDAY SERVICES, AR 3 Arts & Crafts: Using 4 Bean Bag Toss, RCAK Courtyard, RCD Arts & Crafts: Using Reminisce with Bean Bag Toss, RCAK Monday Manicures, RCAK Warm Hand Massages, RCD Chair Volleyball, RCD Imagination to Canvas 0:00 Eldergrow, RCD Courtyard, RCD 4 Reminisce with Arts & Crafts: Using 9 0 Bean Bag Toss, RCAK Together: Monday Manicures, RCAK Puzzles, RCAK Warm Hand Massages, RCD Chair Volleyball, RCD Imagination to Canvas 3:00 Music with Cameron Courtyard, RCD Youth Group, AR :00 Sunday Services with Pastor Will, RCD Reminisce with Monday Manicures, RCAK Warm Hand Massages, RCD Imagination to Canvas 3:00 Music with Cameron Reminisce with 3 4 Arts & Crafts: Using Bean Bag Toss, RCAK Monday Manicures, RCAK Warm Hand Massages, RCD Chair Volleyball, RCD Imagination to Canvas 0:00 Eldergrow, RCD Courtyard, RCD :00 Halloween Festival, AAR Reminisce with 9 30 HALLOWEEN 3 Monday Manicures, RCAK Warm Hand Massages, RCD Imagination to Canvas :00 Halloween Party & Costume Contest, AAR Chair Volleyball, RCD :00 Oktoberfest Party, RCD AL Activity Room, AAR Courtyard, CY Emerald Way Dining Room, Ruby Circle Activity Kitchen, RCAK Ruby Circle Dining Room, RCD Ruby Circle TV Room, RCTR

Madrona Park SEPTEMBER 2018 FALL INTO FUN

Madrona Park SEPTEMBER 2018 FALL INTO FUN Madrona Park FALL INTO FUN The Snowball Effect Of One Random Act This amazing story happened in a small town in California but has spread ripples much farther. It was written and shared by Robert Langdon,