4/17/14 Tracking Trinity Pines with Marilyn Lohman It was really quiet in the Library, Monday, a week ago when Conn. played KY. No one was watching the big TV, although some saw the game in their apartments. We, nevertheless, were happy with the outcome. Here’s a short story on how we watch out for each other at The Pines. A bag of groceries containing meat, cream, milk, etc. was outside the elevator when Philip called me to help him locate the owner. We loudly knocked on a few doors when a kindly little old lady said they were hers. It was too heavy to carry along with her other bag and she planned to return to get it. Well, she made a phone call in the interim and talked quite awhile, thus, they were left sitting there. Hopefully by now we have the boxes needed for our TVs, from Charter, and it is all straightened out. Seems different answers were received when Charter was called and no one knew what was really going on. Last Friday, some of the gals got together to make some really cute shaped eggs of various colors consisting of balloons and twine. Now, these weren’t small, but something you could hang up as decoration. Very different and unique. Each day until Easter, plastic eggs are hidden in the common areas for people to find. They turn them in with their name and after Easter a prize will be given to the person who found the most. Bits and Pieces: The Kessenichs saw “Joseph and the Technicolor Dream Coat” at the Sunset Playhouse in Elm Grove last week. Granddaughter, Kristin, is on staff there...Lois Fanello left for a stay with her sister in Colorado last week. Will find out more when she returns...Loretta Grossman and Katy Golata saw the production “Showtime at First Baptist” at the Memories Theater outside of Port Washington a short time ago. The bus trip included a buffet lunch. Loretta was meeting a special high school classmate there and was able to spend some time with her...Philip Sillman brought prayers and singing to the people at London Lodge, Willowbrook and Brook Gardens last week...Live pussy willows are finding their way into bouquets at the Pines, true spring is on the way even if we had a sprinkling of snow on Monday which, of course, soon disappeared. Easter is very important to me, it’s a second chance...Easter is meant to be a symbol of hope, renewal, and new life...Easter spells out beauty, the rare beauty of new life.
Posted on: Thu, 17 Apr 2014 13:00:00 +0000
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