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AUGUST 2024


AUGUST 2024
JOIN US FOR A JOIN US FOR A
AUGUST 3
MUSIC STARTS AT 6:15
MUSIC STARTS AT 6:15
DINNER STARTS AT 6:30
DINNER STARTS AT 6:30
SHOW STARTS AT 8PM SHOW STARTS AT 8PM
PHASE 2 AMENITY FIELD
PURCHASE TICKETS:
$25 FOR ADULTS
$20 FOR KIDS
First Monday of the month
Phase 2 Clubhouse - Ballroom
7pm
First Wednesday of the month
Phase 1 Clubhouse
6pm
First Thursday of the month
Phase 2 Clubhouse - Ballroom
7pm
Second Tuesday of the month
Phase 1 Clubhouse
7pm
Thursday of every week
Week corresponds to phase 6pm - 8pm
Third Wednesday of the month
Phase 1 Clubhouse
6pm Third Thursday of the month
Phase 2 Clubhouse - Ballroom
11am - 12pm
Third Thursday of the month
Phase 2 Clubhouse - Ballroom
7pm
Fourth Wednesday of the month
Phase 1 Clubhouse
6pm - 8pm
Second Wednesday of the month
Phase 1 Clubhouse
6:30pm
Family Game Night
Fourth Friday of the month
Phase 2 Clubhouse - Ballroom 5:30 pm
All times and locations are subject to change, cancellation, or postponement. Please feel free to email waterleighlifestyle@accessdifference.com for specific events.
SUNDAY
MONDAY
Orange Crush
Phase 2 Amenity Field
8am - 9am
Zumba
Phase 2 Clubhouse
9am - 10am
Waterleigh Playgroup Phase 2 Mediam Room
9:30am
TUESDAY
Health is Wealth Phase 2 Clubhouse 4:30pm - 5pm
Yoga with Dana Phase 2 Clubhouse - Ballroom 6:30pm - 7:30pm
THURSDAY
Water Aerobics
Phase 1 Pool
9am
Soccer Shots
Phase 2 Amenity Field 5pm - 7pm
WEDNESDAY
Orange Crush Phase 2 Amenity Field 8am - 9am
Zumba Phase 2 Clubhouse 7:00pm - 8:00pm
All times and locations are subject to change, cancellation, or postponement. Please feel free to email waterleighlifestyle@accessdifference.com for specific events.
FRIDAY
Orange Crush
Phase 2 Amenity Field 8am - 9am
SATURDAY
Soccer Shots
Phase 2 Amenity Field 9am - 11am
Waterleigh Master Association: Access Management
Community Assocation Manager: Heather Burch
Lifestyle Director and Assistant Manager: Hilary Bibeau
Community Email: waterleighhoa@accessdifference.com
Lifestyle Email: waterleighlifestyle@accessdifference.com
Phone: (407) 605-5588
After Hours Emergency Number: (407) 480-4200
Phase 1: Empire Management
CAM: Lian Sierra
Email: hoa@empirehoa.com
Phone: (407) 770-1748
Board President: Brandon Walker-Hodge
Phase 2
SFH: Leland Management
CAM: Natalie Elbaz
Email: nelbaz@lelandmanagement.com
OR residentsupport@lelandmanagement.com
Phone: (407) 479-3726
Board President: Jeff Lowry
Phase 3 SFH: Leland Management
CAM: Natalie Elbaz
Phase 2 TH: Empire Management
CAM: Charlie Ann Aldridge
Email: hoa@empirehoa.com
Email: nelbaz@lelandmanagement.com OR residentsupport@lelandmanagement.com
Phone: (407) 479-3726
Board President: Todd Perlmutter
Phase 4 SFH: Access Management
CAM: Heather Burch
Email: waterleighph4sfh@accessdifference.com
Phone: (407) 605-5588
Board President: Melissa Dotson
Phone: (407) 770-1748
Board President: Anthony Belfatti
Phase 3 TH: Beacon Management
CAM: Michael Murphy
Emaii: michael@mybeaconmanagement.com OR services@mybeaconmanagement.com
Phone: (407) 494-1099
Board President: Jim Polansky
Phase 4 TH: Access Management
CAM: Heather Burch
Email:
waterleighph4sfh@accessdifference.com
Phone: (407) 605-5588
Board President: Melissa Dotson
Hosted by Waterleigh
Saturday, August 3rd 7:30AM - 3:30PM Phase 2 Clubhouse Lot
snacks provided. byob. $5 per person, 4 member team maximum. A U G U S T 5 T H | 7 P M P H A S E 2 C L U B H O U S E
Monday,August12th
Every1stWednesdayofthemonth
6pm
Phase1Clubhouse
2ND SATURDAY OF THE MONTH
Storytime is the right time for family time. Reading together is a wonderful way to bond and learn from one another. Bring your families together for fun stories that are designed for all ages.
Phase 2 Clubhouse 10:30 am
MelissaJewell,RD--FoodandNutrition
Ifyou’reasnacker,chancesareyou’vefoundyourselfatthefridgeorpantrylatein theevening,lookingforsomethingtomunchonthatwon’tderailthegoalsyou workhardonindaylighthours.
Dietitianswilltellyouthereareatleasttwoproblemswithlate-nighteating: quantityandquality.Youarelikelytoconsumemorecaloriesthanyoumeanto. Andstudiesshowyou’relesslikelytochoosenutrient-dense,healthyfoodsasa late-nightsnack.Overtimethatcanimpairblood-sugarcontrolandleadto weightgain.Andifyou’reeatingclosetobedtime,heartburncouldbeanother problem.
Chrononutritionisanemergingfieldthatlooksatthescienceoftimingfoodintake inrelationtothebody’s24-hourcycle,ourcircadianrhythm.Circadiansystems mayplayaroleinregulatingmetabolism—somestudiesshowthoserhythms peakinthemorning,makingthatanoptimaltimetoeat.Planningyourintakein linewiththesepatterns—ormostlybetweensunriseandsunset—mayimprove controlofthehungerhormoneghrelin,aswellasglycemicandinsulinsystems. Eatinglateatnight,outsideofthoserhythms,coulddisruptglucoselevelsand leadtoinsulinresistance.
Insulinisahormoneproducedbythepancreasthathelpskeepbloodsugarat normallevels;insulinresistanceisametabolicstatethataffectsthebody’sability touseinsulineffectively.Itcanresultinexcessbodyfatandinflammation,when yourcellslosetheabilitytoabsorbglucose.Ifyou’reeatingahigh-carbdietwitha lotofsugar—rememberwhatwesaidaboutlate-nightchoices—yourbodyhas ahardertimepushingoutthatinsulintohelpregulate,sobloodsugarlevels remainelevated.
Ifyoudosnackatnight,trytobeintentionalaboutit.Planaheadsoyouhave nutrient-denseandfiber-filledfoodsonhand say,aquartercupofnuts,ora stickoflow-fatstringcheese,hummuswithveggiesticksorGreekyogurtwithfruit.
MelissaJewell,RD--FoodandNutrition
Latelooksdifferentfordifferentfolks—thoseworkinganightshiftmighthavea hardertimecontrollinglate-nighteatingthanthosewhocangettobedearlier.
Ifyouaregoingtoeatlate,remembertogiveyourbodytimefordigestionbefore youliedown twotothreehoursisgood.Heartburnoccurswhenyouget horizontaltooquicklyaftereating.Yourbodywillcontinuetodigestfoodduring sleep,buttheacidthataidsdigestionmaybackupintotheesophagusandcause thatburningsensation.Thatinturnwilldisruptyoursleep thosewhodon’tget enoughsleepcanhaveincreasedlevelsofghrelin,whichamongotherthings stimulatesappetite,creatingaviciouscircle.Ghrelinhasalsobeenshowntorise whenweexperiencestress,whichcancausecravingsoradesireforextrasnacking.
Onewaytocopewithallofthisisthroughmindfulness:Areyoueatinglateatnight outofhabit?Becauseyou’restressed?Orbecauseyouarehungry?Iftheansweris “B,”tryotherstress-reducingtricksfirst,likebreathingexercises,listeningtorelaxing music,yogaormeditation.
Onereasonlate-nightsnackingcanbehardtoresistisifyou’renotgettingenough toeatduringtheday.
Establishingaconsistenteatingpatterncancounteractthat—startwithbreakfast. Makesureit’shighinprotein,whichkeepsyoufullandsatisfiedlongerandaidsin weightmanagement.Throughouttheday,trytobalanceacomboofproteinand fiber,whichalsohelpskeepyoufull.
Bottomline:Thebetteryouplanaheadforwhatyou’lleatduringtheday,themore you’llnoticelesssnackingandexcesscalorieintakeattheendofthenight.
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19-inchunbakedpieshell
1cuppecanhalves
1cupsemisweetchocolatechips
4largeeggs,lightlybeaten
1/2cupgranulatedsugar
1/2cuplightbrownsugar
1/2cupcornsyrup
2tablespoonsbourbon(optional)
1/2teaspoonvanillaextract
1/4teaspoongroundcinnamon
1/8teaspoonsalt
Preheattheovento375°F. Spreadthepecansandchocolate chipsevenlyonthebottomofthe pieshell.
Inalargebowl,whisktheeggs, granulatedsugar,brownsugar,corn syrup,bourbon,vanilla,cinnamon, andsalt.Pouroverthepecansand chocolatechips.Bakefor30 minutes,thencarefullyplaceapie shieldoverthecrust.Continue bakinguntilthefillingisset,about20 to25minuteslonger.Removefrom theovenandcoolfor30minutes beforeslicingandserving. Coverandstoreatrefrigeratedfor uptotwodays.
№ OBJECT SHOPNAME COST DONE
1 Christmas decorative glass toys Fauget shop 30$ done
Start a gratitude journal DAY 1
Listen to a podcast DAY 6
Try a free online workout DAY 11
Have a game night DAY 16
Learn to meditate DAY 2
Learn to cook a new recipe DAY 7
Read a book for 15 minutes DAY 12
Spend the day social media free DAY 3 Call someone you love DAY 4
Stretch for 1015 minutes DAY 8
Write a list of short-term goals DAY 13
Wake up 15 minutes earlier DAY 17 Make your favorite meal DAY 18
Watch a movie or series DAY 21 Write down your thoughts DAY 22
Create a vision board DAY 26
Take a long shower or bath DAY 23
Spend some time outside DAY 27 Do a hair mask DAY 28
Take a 15 minute walk outdoors DAY 5
Listen to your favorite song DAY 9 Practice deep breathing DAY 10
De-clutter a room or desk DAY 14
Go to bed 30 minutes earlier DAY 15
Buy yourself something nice DAY 19 Create a bucket list DAY 20
Have a home spa day DAY 24 Read inspirational quotes DAY 25
Write it all down in a journal DAY 29 DAY 30
Take a power nap