We here at the TWRTimes have had a great time hiding stuff on you. Last year it was the Gnomes, then the Easter Baskets this spring, and finally six weeks of a scavenger-type hunt through the park. We’ve pretty much exhausted the neighborhoods (we couldn’t do anything with Whistlestop, sorry.) But you want more! Sooooo……
Activity News
TWRTimes Seek & Find – The Final Challenge
by Shirley Kabet •
We know you’ve been having fun – you tell us that every week. We’ve had fun too, creating “news” to keep you busy during the months of non-activities here in Tanglewoodland. We’ve taken you through Wildflower, Carefree, The Circle, the Outback, Bayside, and DreamCatcher. And here comes Big Sky, the final frontier. This one is…
Coffee Potpourri
Think About This
by Shirley Kabet •
“America is great because she is good. If America ceases to be good, She will cease to be great”. Alexis deTocqueville (1805 – 1859) Editor’s Note: Be good.
Tanglewood's News
July Yard of the Month
by Shirley Kabet •
Tanglewood’s July home award goes to Bill Cronk & Pattie Benson, 2135 Bayside Drive. Take a drive by and gawk at the wonderful landscaping they’ve put in. See Mitzi’s pictures at http://www.picturetrail.com/sfx/album/view/24859467
Activities
Quilts for Charities
by Shirley Kabet •
On any given Tuesday afternoon from 1 – 3 pm in the Craft Room, you will find Donna Bechtol leading a group of dedicated sewers from Tanglethread Quilters assembling community quilts. “We all love fabric, so we are happy to cut it up and sew it back together and create something pretty. This is a…
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Recycling to Resume Next Week
by Shirley Kabet •
Good news for the planet. Highlands County will resume picking up our recyclables on Friday, July 3. So if you’ve been using your green bin for extra garbage, yard waste, or a beer cooler, be sure to hose it out now. What is accepted: CLEAN steel and aluminum cans. CLEAN plastic bottles and jars CLEAN…
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How Many Meals!
by Shirley Kabet •
Submitted by Ruth Barron Recently I lost a friend to cancer. She had lived here, was a member of the RV Club, and worked on our Christmas Food Drive for many years. The best thing I could think to honor her memory was to make a donation to the Heartland Food Bank. I received a…
Activity News
A Pandemic Poem
by Shirley Kabet •
Resident Larry Conrad put his free time to good use by writing a poem about these strange days. Living in the COVID-19 Pandemic I woke up as usual to face a new day And looked out the window, the sky was all gray. The street was so empty, no one was about Only the squirrels…