I posted this to Townsq last week, but it seems to have disappeared. I feel that these sort of questions should be honestly answered and not avoided.
The Master’s Association has replaced their lollipop lights with sleek, modern and efficient lighting. Why can’t Casas do the same?
Continue reading “The Lollipop Lights and Our Reserves”If you play an instrument, or sing, at any level, you know how much fun it is to get together with others. The Desert Breezes Yacht Club Orchestra meets infrequently, but almost every week.
Continue reading “Music Group Meetings”The Ladies Lunch Group meets monthly at dining spots around the Valley. Fine dining and lively discussion are guaranteed. They meet year around.
If you are interested in more information about the Ladies’ Lunch Group, please contact Sheila Kerby by phone or text at 323-893-5770. Hope to see you soon.
Continue reading “The Ladies Lunch Group”Knitters, crochet aficionados, crafters, etc.: the Knitting Group has taken some time off with no meetings planned for July, but we will be back August 2 and welcome all, from experienced to beginners. The Knitting Group meets every Wednesday at the clubhouse, 1:30-3:30 pm.
We always enjoy sharing our progress on projects and encourage you to come join us.
We look forward to seeing you August 2nd.
If you would like more information, contact Sheila Kerby, 323-893-5770.
Continue reading “The Knitting Club”Ian de la Roche would like to share with you his perspective on the recently proposed changes to the parking rules and regulations. Ian is a former Board Member and served five years on the Compliance Committee.
I reviewed the suggested revisions to the Parking section in the Rules and Regulations document sent out to home owners. Please refer below to PARKING RULES Proposed.IAD below.
Continue reading “Proposed revisions to Parking Rules and Regulations”To help people age well, the Alzheimer’s Association is offering a free presentation for the Desert Breezes Community. “Healthy Living for Your Brain and Body: Tips from the Latest Research” is a workshop that covers four areas of lifestyle habits that are associated with healthy aging.
Continue reading “December 5 – Healthy Living for Brain and Body”Many of us have had the unfortunate opportunity to either witness a loved one become a victim of a scam, or fall prey to a common scam. Predators these days are using a number of increasingly technologically advanced ways to target people’s finances and identities.
Continue reading “November 27 – Fraud Prevention”There has been a consistent group of tennis enthusiasts at Desert Breezes for many years. During the Summer, they meet as early as possible on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, and play until it gets too hot. During the season (October through June), they add Sunday mornings, and play from 7:30am to 9:30am.
Continue reading “Tennis – Desert Breezes”Tai Chi was first offered in Desert Breezes during the Covid shutdown of tennis and the gym. It was a popular choice for an older crowd, not physically taxing but meant to improve balance and stability.
Coachella Valley offers a few choices for Tai Chi including Sunnylands every Saturday and the Joslyn Center three days a week. These are good programs and the Joslyn Center classes are geared towards older adults.
What sets Desert Breezes Tai Chi apart is:
Desert Breezes Book Club – The Desert Breezes Book Club meets monthly to discuss the book we read during the month. Each meeting starts at 3 pm with some social conversation and then we get into the book. All readers, be they avid or recreational, are welcome to join us!
Continue reading “Book Club – Readers Welcome”
