One of the cheapest hobbies in the world is Bird Watching…until you spend thousands flying to Alaska to add a stray seabird to your Life List.
We are fortunate to live in an area where many bird species live year around, and many more visit during migration season.
Continue reading “Exotic Birds In Desert Breezes”Is he confused that HE was on the prior board that upon being informed that there was a HUD lien, decided to move forward with the foreclosure sale anyway?
Is he confused that it was HIS board that decided to record the foreclosure?
Is he confused that HE was the only board member to vote against getting legal advice after the HOA foreclosed?
Is he confused about how many times he repeats old grievances?
Continue reading “CONFUSED?”In light of the terrible fires consuming the Los Angeles area, some of our homeowner have collected some useful sites, apps, and information:
Engage Palm Springs has posted a wonderful list of resources, including help for pets and animals.
The Three Minute Club was recently created to enhance communication and greater awareness of issues and concerns that impact all Casas homeowners in Desert Breezes.
It’s your turn! Please tell us what is important to you about Desert Breezes. Complete the linked Google form, and we will share the information in upcoming 3 Minute Club posts. We realize that not everyone is comfortable speaking in public or on Townsquare. We also recognize no one person or group has all the best ideas. We want to hear from you, whether it’s a question, a suggestion, or a general comment. With that said, please contribute constructively to this project!
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.
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”
