Janine Baxter On Sept. 15, the Quail Creek Nurses gathered at the home of Janine Baxter and enjoyed a delicious potluck salad featuring baby spinach, yogurt, and every high-calcium topping you can imagine! We were pleased to welcome Joy Bulger-Beck, M.D., for the second time in two years. Dr. Bulger-Beck is the Medical Director of…
Bruce Hartsell Bruce Hartsell won first place in the Photography Club of Quail Creek’s (PCQC) August contest with Surfer, captured from the Oceanside Pier in California on the theme of Summer Activities. Bruce said he took several shots, but the light was low, and many were too blurry to use, but this one was adequately…
Begins Wednesday, Nov. 4. Registration Opens Oct. 14. What Is Tai Chi? Tai Chi is a gentle, low-impact form of exercise that combines slow, intentional movements, controlled breathing, balance, and focused attention. Often described as “meditation in motion,” Tai Chi encourages you to move with control and awareness while connecting the mind and body. The…
Cheryl S. Richardson The Quilt Covey of Quail Creek has once again created a fundraising quilt for the Fall Harvest Festival. The quilt measures 93″x 93″ and uses Southwest colors and a unique block style. Proceeds from ticket sales will be used for fabrics and materials and will benefit 12 local charity organizations. This is…
Terrie O’Dierno On Sept. 9, the Quail Creek Genealogy Club (QCGC) was back after our summer recess. Our topic was “Crossing the Line,” presented by Susan Lafo. In the later part of the 1700’s many people crossed into Canada, then referred to as “New France.” Some 8,000 people came to New England as planters obtaining…
Shari Rodgers The hardest part of karate for an adult can happen before the warm-up. What is it? Walking through the door at the Anza gym and heading into a karate class. You have had a career. You are retired now. You are confident from life’s experiences and very capable with all you have learned…