NAIL CARE
Memory Care
Who says you need to go to the salon for a nice manicure and to feel pampered? That gets done right here in house by our wonderful staff. Diane likes getting her fingernails painted and she feels pretty good afterwards.
FISHING TRIP
GROWING AND C U LT I VAT I N G P L A N T S Working with the soil was a way of life for many of our residents in our rural community. They may have owned a ranch, farm, or orchard. Maybe they had a garden and preserved the produce for the winter. Some may have enjoyed caring for beautiful flowers. Our residents may not be cultivating plants like they have in their past, but it is still something they enjoy doing. Larry used to live on an orchard and keeping busy with taking care of the landscape is what he spends most of days doing.
The fishing trip to Confluence Lake ended up with no fishing, but rather a nice walk and just enjoying the beautiful place we call home. It was so nice getting out into the fresh air and just being still.
A S P O N TA N E O U S , UNEXPECTED VISITOR Sometimes we have the most fun at an impromptu event or outing. In this case, we had a fun visitor that made everyone laugh, or at least brought a smile to their face. Wouldn’t a dancing gorilla make you crack a smile?
61 YEARS OF MARRIAGE At the noon meal served in the community cottage, our Dietary Director, Clyde, led a nice toast to Bill and Trudy Wason who were celebrating their 61st wedding anniversary. The Crossroads staff wish you both continued love and happiness for many years to come.
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Independent Living
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