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Waggin’ Tongue Published by the Willow Ranch Association (WRA) A non-profit organization to promote friendship and goodwill among the residents of Willow Ranch Facebook: Willow Ranch Association Nextdoor: Willow Ranch Website: willowranchassn.weebly.com (calendar current) Editor: Sharon Prentice (#88) 650-796-0515 sharonpatcheerful@gmail.com

Live in Joy and Peace!

Looking for a couple easy recipes?

Look no further than page 6.

Why do we learn by “heart”?

See page 11.

Inputs to the Waggin’ Tongue are due to the editor on the 10th of the preceding month

Inside this issue Richard explores feeling old on page 12.

Are you a 1%-er?

Check out pages 17 - 18.

Page 10 highlights one of our latest activity additions.

Willow Ranch Mobile Home Community* 1111 Morse Avenue - Sunnyvale, CA 94089-1624 408-734-8900 - willowranch@bsm-group.com Community Administrator: Wendy Gurley Office Assistant: Miao Chuang Maintenance Technician: James Cirivilleri *Willow Ranch Mobilehome Community, L.P. Brandenburg, Staedler & Moore and their respective partners, managers and employees, individually and collectively assume no responsibility for the content of this publication herein and shall be held harmless against any suit, demands or liability arising therefrom.

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Computer Talk Chair Exercise Bible Reading 9:00 - 11 AM 10 - 11:00 AM 10:00 - 11:00 AM Bridge RESIDENTS Pinochle 12:00 - 2:00 PM 1:30 - 4:00 PM MEETING 6:30 - 7:30 PM

Crafting 9:30 - 11:00 AM Hand & Foot 11:00 AM - 1:30 Hula Night 6:00 - 8:30 PM

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2nd Sunday Computer Talk Chair Exercise Bible Reading Potluck 9:00 - 11 AM 10 - 11:00 AM 10:00 - 11:00 AM + GAMES Bridge SNAP Pinochle 12:00 - 2:00 PM 5:30 - 8:00 PM 1:30 - 4:00 PM Meeting 6:30 - 8:00 PM

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“My Big Fat Greek Wedding”

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Acting President’s Message June 2026 Dear Residents, Can you believe it’s June already? This year is flying by!

I want to take a moment to sincerely commend the members of the Willow Ranch Association (WRA), our wonderful social club. Your enthusiasm, kindness, and generous spirit are truly the heart of our community. You warmly welcome new residents, eagerly volunteer your time and talents, and consistently go above and beyond to make every event successful and enjoyable. Although only 44 homes out of our 236-home community are currently members, your dedication and participation bring energy, laughter, and a true sense of belonging to all our activities. Thank you for your outstanding commitment — you make Willow Ranch a special place to live.

Our Residents Meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 2nd at 6:30 pm. This is also election day for all WRA Board positions. You should have received your nomination form and voting ballot in your WRA mail bin if you are a member. If you need another copy, additional forms are available at the WRA desk in the main hall, or you may contact me directly.

Activities this month: Tuesday, June 2 – Election & WRA Residents Meeting, 6:30 pm Sunday, June 14 – Game Night with Light Potluck (finger foods), 5:30 pm Please check our full monthly calendar for all the wonderful activities planned by the WRA. We offer something for everyone, including Crafts, Bible Reading, Bingo, Bunco, Bridge, Pinochle, Hand and Foot, Computer Talk, Dominoes, Hula Night, SNAP (Emergency Preparedness), Movie Night, and our newest addition — Chair Dancing! Contact information for each group is listed in the Waggin’ Tongue (see page 20). Give them a call and join in — you’ll find great fun and wonderful new friendships. We are also busy making plans for a spectacular celebration of our country’s 250th anniversary. Stay tuned for more details!

Warmly, Tom Jackson, Spc 120 925-698-5831 Waggin’ Tongue -- June 2026

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June Celebrations ALL RESIDENTS are welcome at the June 6th 10 AM ABC/Newcomers event to celebrate birthdays and anniversaries as well as welcome new residents and chat up a storm, while enjoying coffee and light snacks.

Join us!

Happy Birthday!

6/1 Vera Neumann (#99) 6/3 Mignon Mayadag (#151) 6/3 Catherine Brown (#92) 6/3 Daimy Luther (#29) 6/10 Raymond Szpadzinski (#147) 6/11 Shijie Gu (#125) 6/21 Sharon Prentice (#88) 6/27 Kevin West (#118) 6/27 Lucy Maez (#33)

Happy Anniversary!

6/22/07 Meredith & David Schonherr (#209) 6/29/86 Pat & Len Blanar (#112) 6/29/69 Lynn & Jeff Killitz (#205)

Coming up -- Willow Ranch Events ALL residents are welcome!

Tuesday, June 2 6:30 PM - Residents Meeting Saturday, June 6, 10 AM - Annivs/Bdays/Comms/Newcomers Sunday, June 14, 5:30 PM - 2nd Sunday Potluck + GAMES Tuesday, June 16, 6:30 PM - SNAP/Emergency Response Wednesday, June 24, 6:30 PM - Bingo Friday, June 26, 6:30 PM - Movie Night (“My Big Fat Greek Wedding”) Saturday, June 27, 8:30 AM - Recycle (plastic bottles/ aluminum cans ONLY w/CA CRV or CA Refund on them) Saturday, July 4th, Time TBD - July 4th Celebration Check flyers (in your Willow Ranch mailtube) re: event details!

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Editor’s Ramblings…

Anyone who has spent any time with me will have heard me utter at some point, “Communication is a wondrous thing!” to describe an oral or a written exchange between myself and somebody or as an observation of someone else’s exchange.

It is with that in mind that I offer an article that I received from a resident: “Good Experiences Make Pleasant Memories, “But Bad Experiences Make Great Stories.

Join hosts Peggy and Eugene Ludwico on the 4th Friday at 6:30 PM of each month for a movie that is sure to entertain FREE POPCORN and SOFT DRINKS

“We have two stories we tell over and over: The time the goat got into the house and pooped all over our son's bed.

And the time the pig got into the house and was very polite and only slept on the couch.”

I am not criticizing or making fun of the article. Rather it was such a great example of how “communication is a wondrous thing.” The person submitting the article knew exactly what it meant and said. On the other hand, I thought it was either an outline of something that would be elaborated on or an idea was being pitched for an ongoing column that the person wanted to write monthly, every couple months or quarterly. After an email string and a face-to-face discussion, the person said, “No, that’s the whole article.” Enjoy.

Mark your calendars for Friday, June 26 @6:30 PM to see the movie “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” Starring: Nia Vardalos, John Corbett, Lainie Kazan, Michael Constantine, Andrea Martin, and Joey Fatone 30 year old Toula meets Ian Miller.

For better or for worse, Ian and Toula are headed for her big, fat Greek Wedding.

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Vera Neumann’s

Delicious and EASY to fix - Chicken Dinner Ingredients: 1 can of Coke 1 cup Ketchup 1 whole chicken Worcestershire Sauce to taste Mix above ingredients in pan with the chicken, simmer on stove top for 45 minutes or use slow cooker. Best with rice or pasta. That’s it!

Easy to Make Applecake Ingredients: 1 cup flour 1/4 cup salad oil 1 egg 1 cup sugar 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1/4 teaspoon salt 2 cups chopped apple (Granny Smith or Golden Delicious) 3/4 cup chopped walnuts Mix all ingredients together, then add flour, apples and nuts. Fill everything in a “dusted” 9” x 12” pan and bake at 350 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes.

Enjoy!!!

If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world. --J.R.R. Tolkien Food is not just fuel. Food is about family, food is about community, food is about identity. And we nourish all those things when we eat well. --Michael Pollan To eat is a necessity, but to eat intelligently is an art. --François de La Rochefoucauld Page 6

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Made me smile and sometimes laugh…

3 men from a mental hospital were being assessed for possible release. Sitting together in the psychologist’s waiting room, the first was called in.

Doctor: “What’s 2+ 2?“ Patient: “37” Doctor: “Get out, you’re not ready.“ The second man was called.

Doctor: “What’s 2+2?”

Patient: “Wednesday“ Doctor: “Get out, you’re not ready.”

The 3rd man was called.

Doctor: “What’s 2+2?“ Patient: “4” Doctor: “Thank God for that. How did you work that out?”

Patient “I took 37 from Wednesday.“

We're thinking we should stop calling the bathroom "the John" and start calling it "the Jim." It sounds so much better to say: "I start every morning with a trip to the Jim."

It's been months since I bought the book "How to Scam People Online."

It still hasn't arrived yet.

I hate it when TV shows say they contain "adult situations" but then don't show anyone going to work, paying their bills or cleaning up after their kids.

Me: *saves document on computer* Computer: “Document saved!”

Me: “Where is it?”

Computer: “Ha ha, Where’s what?”

No matter how far you push the envelope - it will still be stationery.

The umbrella was originally going to be called just “brella” … but the inventor hesitated.

You don't become cooler with age but you do care progressively less about being cool, which is the only true way to be actually cool. It's called the geezer paradox.

I think everyone should try their hand at writing some poetry from time to time.

What’s the verse that could happen?

You could say that abstemious was the shortest English word having all vowels in the correct order, but that would be facetious.

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Cinco de Mayo Taco Truck Event - Thanks/Gracias and Pictures From Barb Rathbun, Event Organizer: “On Sunday, May 3, neighbors and residents joined together to socialize and enjoy delicious authentic Mexican specialties from Los Tolucas taco truck. While many residents chose to brave the chilly overcast weather and eat at picnic tables, others chose to do “take-out” in order to enjoy their meal in the warmth of their homes.

“The Willow Ranch Association wishes to thank Ricardo Hernandez and the staff of Los Tolucas taco truck for being available for our park’s second Cinco de Mayo event.

We also appreciate our neighbors on Morse Avenue who supported the event.”

Elvis

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2nd Sunday Potluck + Karaoke May 2026

What is Juneteenth (our latest national holiday)?

Juneteenth, officially Juneteenth National Independence Day, is a federal holiday in the United States. It is celebrated annually on June 19 to commemorate the end of slavery in the United States. The holiday's name, first used in the 1890s, is a portmanteau of June and nineteenth, referring to June 19, 1865, the day when Major General Gordon Granger ordered the final enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation in Texas at the end of the American Civil War. During the Civil War period, slavery came to an end in various areas of the United States at different times. Many enslaved Southerners escaped, demanded wages, stopped work, or took up arms against the Confederacy of slave states. In January 1865, Congress proposed the Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution for the national abolition of slavery. By June 1865, almost all of the enslaved population had been freed by the victorious Union Army or by state abolition laws. When the national abolition amendment was ratified in December, the remaining enslaved people in Delaware and Kentucky were freed.

(Thanks to Wikipedia for this excerpt.)

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WRActivity Spotlight by Riz Miraglia Chair Exercise - Wow! Another new activity is being added to the monthly calendar at the Willow Ranch clubhouse. Peggy and Eugene Ludwico are presenting chair dancing exercises on the first and third Tuesday of every month from 10 to 11 AM. The chair dancing/exercises are for everyone to enjoy and for all levels of fitness.

Chair dancing provides a convenient and effective routine done while comfortably seated. These exercises are highly effective for seniors, providing a safe and accessible way to improve strength, flexibility and cardiovascular health. They help maintain muscle mass, reduce joint pain and boost mobility without the risk associated with standing exercises.

This is why chair dancing is ideal for seniors. There was a good turnout on April 7th and even more participants on April 21st with loads of laughs for everyone.

Chair Exercise - April 2026

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Where Did That Come From?*

by Lynn Killitz Crocodile Tears The expression comes from what was once believed to be a fanciful tale of ancient travelers who said that the crocodile weeps over those he eats but isn't at all sorry. In reality a crocodile does cry as he eats. When a crocodile's mouth is full of food, the food presses at the top of the mouth and this releases tears from the lachrymal gland. So while he may appear sorry for eating you, he’s not.

Gossip In early times a Godparent was called a “God-Sibb” meaning “related.” Godparents were usually chosen from distant relatives who rarely had an opportunity to meet. There was sure to be a great exchange of news and small talk at the Christening. “God-sibbs” became synonymous with idle talk.

Third Degree The term alludes to Freemasonry. In order to become a “Third Degree” Mason, a candidate has to pass a simple test. Uninformed persons who were not Masons got the idea that the test was very difficult. They believed it to be a nerve-racking mental and physical ordeal. Though this was untrue, the popular misconception persisted, and the term “third degree” ultimately became synonymous with intense questioning.

Utopia The term is from the Greek, “ou” and “topos” which, literally translated, means “not a place” – that is, "nowhere." The word was devised by Sir Thomas More who wrote a book entitled: “A Fruitful and Pleasant Work of the Best State of Public Happiness, and the New Isle called Utopia.”

Memorize/Learn by Heart Why don't we say we learn things by “head”? It's because of a mistaken analysis of anatomical function by the Greeks. They believed the seat of knowledge and thought came from the heart.

For a long time people didn't know/understand the function(s) of the brain.

Real Estate In England all land once belonged to the King. The only way to get land from the king was by a royal grant. Perhaps that morphed into Regal Estate (which many were) and then into Real Estate. *Selections from Dictionary of Word Origins by Jordan Almond and other sources.

Hmm….

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Do you know…

Richard Kade ... how to tell you're o-l-d?

A trivia piece a couple years ago in this space told of a conversation overheard at Costco. A 30-something manager drew a blank when her subordinate mentioned Elvis. Her exact comment was, "Elvis ... he was an entertainer of some sort?"

A few weeks ago, at Trader Joe's in Sunnyvale, two guys restocking shelves were discussing some boxing event and, when i joined in, mentioning the "Rumble in the Jungle" and had to clarify, neither had ever heard of Mohammad Ali or George Foreman.

In late April a certain opinion monger was bemoaning the way excessive use of AI "is the route to mental flabbiness." The concern is nothing new. In the mid-1980s to early '90s, the late Professor Henry Petroski wrote about how use of pocket calculators by engineering students rather than slide rules deprived them, long-term, of the ability to approximate.

Blaming technology for mental laziness is a bum rap. Use of the term "bum rap" is further evidence of being o-l-d. Who can forget the Seinfeld episode with the "tip calculators"?

All this came on the heels of another visit, in mid-March, to Costco where a pair of employees were at a demo stand, giving samples of a new energy drink called "Mr. Hyde." Neither had ever heard of Dr. Jekyll, the so-called "Jekyll-Hyde split personality syndrome" or, unsurprisingly, Robert Louis Stevenson.

The last such "alarm clock" reminder that "elderly senior citizenship" has long-since occurred happened at the credit union. A young teller from the main branch named Horatio told me how the only other Horatios he knew of were characters in Hamlet and the C. S. Forester novels.

When asked if he had ever heard of the old-time novelist Horatio Alger or LBJ's veep, his reaction was a slang expression i last heard in 2015. Instead of using such an archaic phrase as, "You're kidding me," his spontaneous utterance was, "SHUT U~P!" Finally, mention of LBJ in the 'graph above brought to mind a trip in mid-2016 to Houston to visit a friend. While walking past a sports bar in the hotel lobby, the announcer on the TV was talking about "LBJ." Unable to figure out what Lyndon Johnson had to do with sports, a quick glance at the screen clarified matters with a picture of LeBron James.

Yes, my transition from o-l-d to ancient will probably only accelerate.

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Sunnyvale Mobile Home Park Alliance June 2026 Report MOU Committee Semi-Annual Meeting March 2026 What is the MOU The MOU project began in Jan. 2021 as part of the 2020 Housing Strategy. Council adopted the MOU in July 2021.

The Sunnyvale MOU established a new agreement for how Park Owners must implement various mobile home regulations for the next twenty years. Our MOU will help keep mobile homes as a more affordable housing option in Sunnyvale and serves as an alternative to a rent stabilization ordinance.

The Sunnyvale MOU established a new agreement for how park owners must regulate: Annual rent increases maximum percentages Rent increases upon sale of the mobile home Costs transferred from owner to resident (such as construction of new amenity) How to support residents with financial hardships What is the MOU Compliance Committee Meeting?

Sunnyvale’s Mobilehome MOU Compliance Committee (MCC) meets twice per year to allow residents to voice non-urgent concerns or comments about the MOU or their park.

When: First Wednesday of March and October, 6 pm Where: Online Each mobile home park in Sunnyvale has a resident representative who can provide general support and answer questions you may have.

Contact: Adobe Wells - Tim Kerr - bt1860@gmail.com Fox Hollow and Willow Ranch do not have a representative. Contact Tim or go online during the meeting when it is opened to the public to speak.

March 2026 Meeting Notes: The meetings were supposed to end after 5 years, but the owners, city and park reps voted to continue the meetings.

There is a new City of Sunnyvale Property Manager, Janelle Resuello Property tax pass-through expense at Plaza del Rey was discussed.

Next MOU Committee Semi-Annual Meeting October 7. 2026 Waggin’ Tongue -- June 2026

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Willow Ranch Association Treasurer’s Report/Jim Burrmann Period Ending April 30, 2026 Balance as of March 31, 2026

$3,055.64

Funds Received for April 2026 CASH BSM for ABC CASH Danny Recycling Center TOTAL FUNDS RECEIVED SUBTOTAL Disbursements for April 2026 CK# 1512 Linda Stookey - Bingo Treats CASH Kevin S. - Outside Services CASH Ed Prentice - Recycle Donuts TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS Balance as of April 30, 2026

$30.00 $ 49.12 $ 79.12 $3,134.76

$58.28 $50.00 $20.25 $ 128.53 $3,006.23

Gifts to give all year long…

Tell her she’s lost weight -- Tell the truth -- Say “please” -- Say “yes” -- Say you were wrong when you were wrong -- Say someone else was right -- Help someone do a task -- Help someone run an errand -- Be quiet when others are trying to concentrate -- Spread a little laughter around -- Inspire a sad person with a poem or a prayer -- Buy your spouse or partner a tank of gas -- Leave a love note on someone’s windshield-- Leave a generous tip for service well done -Send a funny card to someone for no particular reason -- Read to someone or yourself a bedtime story -- Help someone find a lost item (To be continued)

The greatest gift you can give someone is the gift of inspiration. --Cornel West The greatest gift you can give someone is your time, your attention, your love, your concern. --Joel Osteen

Directory Update No updates this month Page 14

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WRA Meeting Minutes May 5, 2026 The May 5th, 2026 meeting of the Willow Ranch Association was called to order at 6:30 PM by President Tom Jackson. All board members were in attendance. Other member from the community in attendance were Pat Casey, Wolf Neumann, Peggy and Eugene Ludwico, Dennis Archer, Sharon Prentice, and Karen Ballinger. Minutes of the April 7th meeting were approved, and the Treasurer’s Report was reviewed and filed for audit. Memorials and Sunshine- Linda Stookey sent a get-well card to Renate Boyer.

OLD BUSINESS At the second Sunday recurring event, various games were played, and the poker table was very popular with Nolan, Riz’s grandson, dealing and keeping everything straight.

The estate planner, Nancy Williamson, drew an engaged crowd. Kudos to Barbara Rathbun for setting that up.

The swap meet brought out many residents that we don’t usually see at our events. It was so successful that Shirley Nathan and Joyce Lavrar plan on having another swap meet in October.

Barbara Rathbun thanked all those who helped with the Cinco De Mayo event. The food was delicious, and the sale of chips, soda and water brought in $75.00 for the Association.

NEW BUSINESS Tom helped upgrade the sound system for Karaoke, Movie Night, Chair Exercise, and any other events that require better audio by utilizing the main speakers in our event room. Laura Gaither, Wolf Neumann and Tom Jackson will be trained on the new sound system.

The monthly 2nd Sunday events have Karaoke alternating with Game Night with a small potluck beginning each event. Those who wish to just come snack and chat with other residents are also welcome. A list of songs will be available at Karaoke night, May 10. The Karaoke is more like a singalong.

The May 23 Memorial Day celebration is in the planning phase and a reminder flyer will be placed in resident’s tube.

Tom Jackson requested help for events on May 27th, so Peggy Ludwico will step in to help with Bingo, and Linda Stookey will find coverage for Pinochle.

Tom is looking for ideas for June events such as a photo booth and outdoor games. Any and all ideas are welcome. Tom would like to have an event every two weeks for the residents.

We will need a new volunteer for the medical supply shed as PK Dolly is moving out of the area.

Election of WRA Officers and Board Members will take place at the meeting in June. Ballots will be placed in residents’ mail tubes with current officers’ names and writei-n room for residents to add a name to the ballot if desired. New officers will be sworn in after the election at the June meeting.

The new Willow Ranch Administrator, Wendy Gurley, introduced herself to the Association.

Next meeting: Tuesday, June 2nd @ 6:30 PM Rizanne Miraglia, WRA Secretary

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Poetry Reading

Sunshine and Memorial Report

“Happy Father’s Day”

By Elisa Garcia*

A card of encouragement was sent to:

I was not sure what to get you On this very special day So I decided to write this poem from my heart I have some things I need to say: I would first like to thank you For never giving up on me You pushed me when I needed it And through your eyes I’ve learned to see We cannot give up when times are tough We’ve got to learn to lose before we can win And if I shall ever fall I know I will always get back up again Thanks to you, I hold my head high And carry myself with pride Thanks to you, I am somebody Who will never run and hide Through you I’ve learned to face my fears And take each day as it comes You cannot take anything with you when you’re gone What’s done is done You have fought for our existence You have fought for everyone in your life Never have I seen you give up And thus in me you’ve instilled the fight Never will I back down For what I think is right You’ve given me the will and determination You’ve given me the might

Renate Boyer Please let me know if you know of someone in need of encouragement or comfort.

Linda Stookey, Contact Person 408-594-3548 lstookey3@gmail.com

One of the marvelous things about community is that it enables us to welcome and help people in a way we couldn't as individuals. --Jean Vanier

Newcomers If you are new to Willow Ranch, we have a newly revised Residents’ Directory to give you. Also, on page 2 there is a calendar of activities open to all who wish to participate. Of special interest might be the ABC event on the first Saturday of the month at 10 am in the clubhouse. It’s an informal time to celebrate the month’s birthdays and anniversaries and a chance to meet neighbors. We look forward to meeting any new residents.

To learn how to stand up And learn to take a fall But most of all, dad I’ve learned you will never stop loving me at all *From familyfriendpoems.com Page 16

Welcome to new resident!

Karen Bellinger (#40) Josie Jewett 408-743-5911

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Something to Think About We are only weeks away from our country’s 250th birthday. Here are some interesting facts about the early years that we grew up in. Did you know . . .

You a 1% er???

99% of those born between 1930 and 1946 (worldwide) are now dead. If you were born in this period, you are one of the rare surviving one percenters of this exclusive group. Their ages range is between 80 and 96 years old, a 16-year age span.

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE 1% ERS: -You are the smallest group of children born since the early 1900s.

-You are the last generation, climbing out of the depression, who can remember the winds of war and the impact of a world at war that rattled the structure of our daily lives for years.

-You are the last to remember ration books for everything from gas to sugar to shoes to stoves.

-You saved tin foil and poured fried meat fat into tin cans.

-You can remember milk being delivered to your house early in the morning and placed in the "milk box" on the porch.

-Parents and teachers enforced discipline.

-You are the last generation who spent childhood without television; instead, you “imagined” what you heard on the radio.

-With no TV, you spent your childhood "playing outside.”

-There was no Little League baseball.

-There was no city playground for kids.

-The lack of television in your early years meant that you had little real understanding of what the world was like.

-We got a “black-and-white” TV in the late 40s with 3 stations and no remote.

-Telephones were one to a house, often shared (party lines), and hung on the wall in the kitchen (no cares about privacy).

-Computers were called calculators; they were hand-cranked.

-Typewriters were driven by pounding fingers, throwing the carriage, and changing the ribbon.

-”INTERNET” and “GOOGLE” were words that did not exist.

-Newspapers and magazines were written for adults, and the news was broadcast on your radio in the evening (your dad would give you the comic pages when he read the news).

-New highways would bring jobs and mobility. Most highways were 2 lanes (no interstates).

-You went downtown to shop. You walked to school.

-The radio network expanded from 3 stations to thousands.

-Your parents were suddenly free from the confines of the depression and the war, and they threw themselves into working hard to make a living for their families.

-You weren't neglected, but you weren't today's all-consuming family focus.

-They were glad you played by yourselves.

-They were busy discovering the postwar world.

-You entered a world of overflowing plenty and opportunity; a world where you were welcomed, enjoyed yourselves.

-You felt secure in your future, although the depression and poverty were deeply remembered.

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Something to Think About (continued) -Polio was still a crippler. Everyone knew someone who had it.

-You came of age in the '50s and '60s.

-You are the last generation to experience an interlude when there were no threats to our homeland.

-World War II was over, and the cold war, terrorism, global warming, and perpetual economic insecurity had yet to haunt life.

-Only your generation can remember a time after WWII when our world was secure and full of bright promise and plenty.

-You grew up at the best possible time, a time when the world was getting better.

-If you have already reached the age of 80, you have outlived 99% of all the other people in the world who were born in this special 16-year time span. You are a 1% 'er"!

Swap Meet Thank-You and Pictures “Thank you to all who participated in the Great Swap Meet on April 25th at the CLUBHOUSE. There were so many people bringing and taking their GREAT treasures to share, along with a good deal of socializing and fun chatter. In fact, it was such a success that we are tentatively planning to have another Swap Meet in October (possibly Saturday the 17th), a good time to clear out our homes before the Holidays AND find new things. So, get started now as time flows by so fast. Any comments, complaints or suggestions are more than welcome! Please let me know at 650 269-3065. THANK YOU!” --Shirley Nathan

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Waggin’ Tongue -- June 2026

Usually in this column I write about something that Something that I I read or saw or was told about, but that I did not learned recently... know before and was not personal to me, but this month’s column covers some things that I learned about myself recently. The first thing is actually two characteristics that I don’t usually think that I display, but when my husband of 57 years said that I was “cynical” and “skeptical,” I took notice. Over the issue involved, I definitely was cynical and skeptical because it involved putting out money for a product/service that someone was trying to sell. On further reflection, I had to admit that I am a skeptical person about things that sound too good to be true, come from people that I don’t know, arrive in an email or text and/or require an urgent response, especially where putting out money or giving personal information is involved.

I did take exception to the cynical label, however, because I may feel negatively about a few things, but I mostly have a positive outlook on life; to make that case I offer up my email address as proof -- sharonpATCHEERFUL@gmail.com.

The second bit of information I discovered about myself on Mother’s Day after I received two invitations for that day. Our daughter invited me to a women’s professional soccer game on Mother’s Day. As much as I love our daughter and enjoy spending time with her, I preferred to stay home and read a book rather than watch a soccer game. Then one of our sons invited me to dinner, but I felt that I should attend the 2nd Sunday potluck and karaoke event that day because I proposed the 2nd Sunday idea initially. If neither invites me next Mother’s Day, maybe those were bad choices?!

WILLOW RANCH ASSOCIATION INFO UPDATE FORM $10/person annual 2026 WRA dues payable at any time starting in January Pay by cash or personal check, payable to Willow Ranch Association.

If you have an update to your info listed in the directory, please update your contact information and important dates below. Always include the space # and name and fill in the line that has changed. If you have not been listed before in the directory, but would like to be in the next version, please fill in lines that you want included (space #, name(s), telephone #(s), and emails). Birthday and anniversary info will only be included in the appropriate months of the Waggin’ Tongue, not the directory.

All info__ Name/Space _____ Phone ____ Email _____ No information_____ SPACE #_______ NAME(S) ______________________________________ BIRTHDAY: NAME MONTH DAY_____ BIRTHDAY: NAME MONTH DAY_____ ANNIVERSARY DATE (MONTH/DAY/YEAR) __________________________ TELEPHONE NUMBER(S)_________________________________________ EMAIL(S)____________________________________________________ When you complete this form, please put it in the mailtube at space #180 (Josie Jewett) or the Association’s white mailbox to the right of the calendar/bulletin board in the Willow Ranch clubhouse.

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