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Lake Forest Park Lifestyle Independent Living 2909 S. 25th Street • Ft. Pierce, FL 34981 • 772-466-1919 • www.lakeforestseniorliving.com Like Us! JANUARY 2019 Employee of the Month This month, we are honored to put the spotlight on our wonderful employee, Belina, and recognize her as the Employee of the Month. We are thrilled to have Belina’s delightful personality in our community, and her work ethic is much to be admired. Belina, from all of us here at Lake Forest Park, thank you for all you do! Chocolate Covered Cherries Jan. 3 is National Chocolate Covered Cherry Day. In honor of the day, here’s a neat fact about the delicious sweet treat. The secret of how the fruit got inside the liquid-filled, chocolate-covered cherries is almost as much of a mystery as how the ship got inside the bottle. The process by which these unique candies are created relies on a chemical reaction that actually takes place after the candy is made. Before being dipped in chocolate, the cherries are coated with a sugary paste containing an enzyme, called invertase. The paste hardens and the cherries are dipped in chocolate. Then they are stored for one to two weeks. During this period the enzyme triggers a chemical reaction in the candy. One form of sugar, sucrose, is changed to two other more soluble forms: dextrose and fructose. In effect, the outer part of the cherry liquefies in its own syrup, leaving the cherry center swimming in liquid. This explains how these succulent candies can be made without there being a hole somewhere in the coating. Midnight Masquerade Join us this month as we host a fun masquerade party. The next time you are at the store where they sell masks, try to pick one up for the party. As well, we can make our own masks as a craft. This is going to be a fun evening of music, drinks, food and dancing. We hope to see you there! Know Your Oats Eating a bowl of oatmeal can be a comforting, heart- healthy breakfast. The different processing methods for this whole-grain food create a variety of oats to choose from. Steel-cut: Whole oat kernels, called groats, are chopped into coarse pieces to make steel-cut oatmeal, also known as Irish oatmeal. This type is the least processed, so it takes up to 30 minutes to cook and has a chewy texture and slightly nutty flavor. Scottish: Groats are stone-ground into small, fine pieces to make Scottish oatmeal, which is thick and creamy like porridge. Old-fashioned: Also called rolled oats, these are the most commonly used in oatmeal and are made by steaming groats and flattening them between rollers into flakes. Old-fashioned oats are often used in baked goods, such as cookies and muffins. Quick: These are another form of rolled oats, but are steamed longer and rolled thinner. They make a fast breakfast since their smooth, thin flakes cook in just one minute. Instant: Usually sold in single-serve packets with added flavors such as brown sugar, cinnamon and various fruits for sweetness, the oats in instant oatmeal have a soft texture. They have been fully cooked during processing and then dehydrated. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Martin Luther King, Jr. was a social activist and Baptist minister who played a key role in the American civil rights movement from the mid-1950s until his assassination in 1968. King sought equality and human rights for African Americans, the economically disadvantaged and all victims of injustice through peaceful protest. He was the driving force behind watershed events such as the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the 1963 March on Washington, which helped bring about such landmark legislation as the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act. King was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964 and is remembered each year on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, a U.S. federal holiday since 1986. Dear Lake Forest Friends, Family and Residents Happy New Year! I am so excited to spend another year with all of you. I know 2019 is going to be a wonderful year for us, and I’m really looking forward to all the exciting and memorable things that are going to take place.

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Page 1: Midnight Masquerade Chocolate Covered Lake Cherries …...Midnight Masquerade Join us this month as we host a fun masquerade party. The next time you are at the store where they sell

LakeForest ParkLifestyle

Independent Living2909 S. 25th Street • Ft. Pierce, FL 34981 • 772-466-1919 • www.lakeforestseniorliving.com

Like Us!

JANUARY 2019

Employee of the MonthThis month, we are honored to put the spotlight on our wonderful employee, Belina, and recognize her as the Employee of the Month. We are thrilled to have Belina’s delightful personality in our community, and her work ethic is much to be admired. Belina, from all of us here at Lake Forest Park, thank you for all you do!

Chocolate Covered CherriesJan. 3 is National Chocolate Covered Cherry Day. In honor of the day, here’s a neat fact about the delicious sweet treat.

The secret of how the fruit got inside the liquid-filled, chocolate-covered cherries is almost as much of a mystery as how the ship got inside the bottle.

The process by which these unique candies are created relies on a chemical reaction that actually takes place after the candy is made. Before being dipped in chocolate, the cherries are coated with a sugary paste containing an enzyme, called invertase. The paste hardens and the cherries are dipped in chocolate. Then they are stored for one to two weeks. During this period the enzyme triggers a chemical reaction in the candy. One form of sugar, sucrose, is changed to two other more soluble forms: dextrose and fructose. In effect, the outer part of the cherry liquefies in its own syrup, leaving the cherry center swimming in liquid. This explains how these succulent candies can be made without there being a hole somewhere in the coating.

Midnight MasqueradeJoin us this month as we host a fun masquerade party. The next time you are at the store where they sell masks, try to pick one up for the party. As well, we can make our own masks as a craft. This is going to be a fun evening of music, drinks, food and dancing. We hope to see you there!

Know Your OatsEating a bowl of oatmeal can be a comforting, heart-healthy breakfast. The different processing methods for this whole-grain food create a variety of oats to choose from.

Steel-cut: Whole oat kernels, called groats, are chopped into coarse pieces to make steel-cut oatmeal, also known as Irish oatmeal. This type is the least processed, so it takes up to 30 minutes to cook and has a chewy texture and slightly nutty flavor.

Scottish: Groats are stone-ground into small, fine pieces to make Scottish oatmeal, which is thick and creamy like porridge.

Old-fashioned: Also called rolled oats, these are the most commonly used in oatmeal and are made by steaming groats and flattening them between rollers into flakes. Old-fashioned oats are often used in baked goods, such as cookies and muffins.

Quick: These are another form of rolled oats, but are steamed longer and rolled thinner. They make a fast breakfast since their smooth, thin flakes cook in just one minute.

Instant: Usually sold in single-serve packets with added flavors such as brown sugar, cinnamon and various fruits for sweetness, the oats in instant oatmeal have a soft texture. They have been fully cooked during processing and then dehydrated.

Martin Luther King Jr. DayMartin Luther King, Jr. was a social activist and Baptist minister who played a key role in the American civil rights movement from the mid-1950s until his assassination in 1968. King sought equality and human rights for African Americans, the economically disadvantaged and all victims of injustice through peaceful protest. He was the driving force behind watershed events such as the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the 1963 March on Washington, which helped bring about such landmark legislation as the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act. King was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964 and is remembered each year on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, a U.S. federal holiday since 1986.

Dear Lake Forest Friends, Family and ResidentsHappy New Year! I am so excited to spend another year with all of you. I know 2019 is going to be a wonderful year for us, and I’m really looking forward to all the exciting and memorable things that are going to take place.

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INDEPENDENT LIVING

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

Activities Subject to Change

Transportation ScheduleMonday, 9 a.m.

Banks, Post Office, Publix and Walgreens

Monday, 2 p.m. Scenic Drive

Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. Medical Appointments Begin

Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. Medical Appointments Begin, Port St. Lucie

Thursday, 8:30 a.m. Medical Appointments Begin

Thursday, Second and Fourth, 10 a.m. Library

Friday, 9 a.m. Walmart and Dollar Store

Friday, 2 p.m. Sightseeing Ride

LocationsClubhouse, CH

Craft Room, CR

Dining Room, DR

Library, LIB

Lobby, LBY

Lounge, L

Main Building Front Porch, MFP

Reserve At The Clubhouse, RCH

Reserve At The Main Building, RMB

JANUARY 2019

BirthdaysEsther Tobias, 1st

Connie Tobias, 1st

Hugo Savino, 3rd

Joyce Smith, 7th

Kris Haakonsen, 11th

JoAnn Wheat, 20th

MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY

NEW YEAR’S DAY

6 7 8 9 10 11 12

13 14 15 16 17 18 19

20 21 22 23 24 25 26

4 53

27 28 29 30 31

1 2

10:00 Worship Service, L 3:00 Mexican Train

Dominoes, CH

9:00 Banks, Post Office, Publix and Walgreens, RMB

9:30 Chair Exercise in Main Building, L

10:00 Walk Around the Lake (Self-Directed)

2:00 Bingo ($) (Self-Directed), CH 2:00 Scenic Drive (Meet

in Lobby), LBY 6:30 Bridge Night (Self-

Directed), CH 6:30 Mexican Train Dominoes

(Self-Directed), CH

9:30 Chair Exercise in Main Building, L

10:00 Fitness Class, CH 1:30 Crafter’s Club, CH 3:00 Sequence, CH 6:30 Poker Night ($), CH

Rose Bowl on Television 9:30 Chair Exercise in

Main Building, L 10:30 Picnic at the Beach, RCH 1:30 Pool Table Games, CH 3:00 Residents’ Meeting, CH 4:00 Activities Meeting:

Come Plan and Discuss, CH

6:30 Poker Night ($), CH

10:00 Walk Around the Lake (Self-Directed)

12:45 St. Andrew’s Church Service, CR

2:00 Bingo ($), CH 6:00 Painting, Wine

and Cheese, CH 6:30 Bridge Night, CH

10:00 Walk Around the Lake (Self-Directed)

12:45 St. Andrew’s Church Service, CR

2:00 Bingo ($), CH 6:30 Bridge Night, CH

9:30 Chair Exercise in Main Building, L

10:00 Library Outing, RMB 12:00 Cooking

Demonstration, DR 1:30 Team Trivia w/Prizes,

w/Interim, CH 2:30 Travel Tales w/Norma, CH 4:30 Dinner Outing: Red

Lobster ($), RCH 6:30 Mexican Train

Dominoes, CH

9:00 Social Breakfast w/Donuts, Fruit and Juice, CH

2:00 Bingo ($), CH 5:30 Roman Catholic

Mass w/Father Tom, L

6:30 Mexican Train Dominoes, CH

9:00 Creative Cake Baking, CH

9:00 Bus to Walmart & Dollar Store, RMB

9:30 Chair Exercise in Main Building, L

10:00 Walk Around the Lake (Self-Directed)

1:30 Afternoon Outing: Nelson’s Family Farms ($), RCH

4:00 Happy Hour w/Richard (50/50 Drawing), CH

6:30 Poker Night ($), CH

9:00 Creative Cake Baking, CH

9:00 Bus to Walmart & Dollar Store, RMB

9:30 Chair Exercise in Main Building, L

10:00 Walk Around the Lake (Self-Directed)

2:00 Sightseeing Ride (Meet in Lobby), LBY

4:00 Birthday Potluck, CH 6:30 Poker Night ($), CH

9:00 Social Breakfast w/Donuts, Fruit and Juice, CH

2:00 Bingo ($), CH 5:30 Roman Catholic

Mass w/Father Tom, L

6:30 Mexican Train Dominoes, CH

9:30 Chair Exercise in Main Building, L

1:30 Ice Cream Social w/Interim, CH

3:00 Florida Derby Horse Races, CH

6:30 Mexican Train Dominoes, CH

9:00 Creative Cake Baking, CH

9:00 Bus to Walmart & Dollar Store, RMB

9:30 Chair Exercise in Main Building, L

10:00 Walk Around the Lake (Self-Directed)

2:30 Big Bash Bingo, CH 4:00 Happy Hour (50/50

Drawing), CH 6:30 Poker Night ($), CH

9:00 Social Breakfast w/Donuts, Fruit and Juice, CH

2:00 Bingo ($), CH 5:30 Roman Catholic

Mass w/Father Tom, L

6:30 Mexican Train Dominoes, CH

10:00 Worship Service, L 3:00 Mexican Train

Dominoes, CH

9:00 Banks, Post Office, Publix and Walgreens, RMB

9:30 Chair Exercise in Main Building, L

10:00 Walk Around the Lake (Self-Directed)

2:00 Bingo ($) (Self-Directed), CH 2:00 Scenic Drive (Meet

in Lobby), LBY 6:30 Bridge Night (Self-

Directed), CH 6:30 Mexican Train Dominoes

(Self-Directed), CH

9:30 Chair Exercise in Main Building, L

11:00 Luncheon w/Interim (Tips for Good Memory), RCH

1:30 Afternoon Hymn Sing, CH

2:30 Thrift Store Shopping, RCH

6:30 Poker Night ($), CH

10:00 Walk Around the Lake (Self-Directed)

11:00 Downtown Fort Pierce and Lunch ($), RCH

12:45 St. Andrew’s Church Service, CR

2:00 Bingo ($), CH 6:30 Bridge Night, CH

9:30 Chair Exercise in Main Building, L

1:00 $5 Jewelry Sale, LBY 1:30 Root Beer Floats

w/Interim, CH 3:00 Florida Derby

Horse Races, CH 5:00 Midnight

Masquerade Party, CH 6:30 Mexican Train

Dominoes, CH

9:00 Creative Cake Baking, CH

9:00 Bus to Walmart & Dollar Store, RMB

9:30 Chair Exercise in Main Building, L

10:00 Walk Around the Lake (Self-Directed)

1:30 Resident Council Meeting 2:00 Sightseeing Ride (Meet

in Lobby), LBY 4:00 Happy Hour (50/50

Drawing), CH 6:30 Poker Night ($), CH

9:00 Social Breakfast w/Donuts, Fruit and Juice, CH

2:00 Bingo ($), CH 5:30 Roman Catholic

Mass w/Father Tom, L

6:30 Mexican Train Dominoes, CH

10:00 Worship Service, L 3:00 Mexican Train

Dominoes, CH

9:00 Publix and Walgreens, RMB 9:30 Chair Exercise in

Main Building, L 10:00 Walk Around the Lake

(Self-Directed) 12:00 Trip to the Movie

Theater ($), RCH 2:00 Bingo ($) (Self-Directed), CH 2:00 Scenic Drive (Meet in Lobby), LBY 6:30 Bridge Night (Self-Directed), CH 6:30 Mexican Train Dominoes

(Self-Directed), CH

9:30 Chair Exercise in Main Building, L

10:00 Fitness Class, CH 1:30 Crafter’s Club, CH 3:00 Sequence, CH 6:30 Poker Night ($), CH

9:30 Chair Exercise in Main Building, L

1:30 National Puzzle Day Challenge, CH

2:30 Hot Chocolate and Current Events Discussion, CH

6:30 Poker Night ($), CH

10:00 Walk Around the Lake (Self-Directed)

12:45 St. Andrew’s Church Service, CR

2:00 Bingo ($), CH 6:30 Bridge Night, CH

10:00 Walk Around the Lake (Self-Directed)

12:45 St. Andrew’s Church Service, CR

2:00 Bingo ($), CH 6:30 Bridge Night, CH

9:30 Chair Exercise in Main Building, L

10:00 Library Outing, RMB 1:30 Exercise Class w/

Interim, CH 3:00 Florida Derby

Horse Races, CH 4:30 Dinner Outing:

Cracker Barrel ($), RCH 6:30 Mexican Train

Dominoes, CH

9:30 Chair Exercise in Main Building, L

1:30 Theatrical Skit Practice, CH

3:00 Florida Derby Horse Races, CH

6:30 Mexican Train Dominoes, CH

10:00 Worship Service, L 3:00 Mexican Train

Dominoes, CH

Grammy Awards on Television 9:00 Banks, Post Office, Publix

and Walgreens, RMB 9:30 Chair Exercise in

Main Building, L 10:00 Walk Around the Lake

(Self-Directed) 2:00 Bingo ($) (Self-Directed), CH 2:00 Scenic Drive (Meet in Lobby), LBY 6:30 Bridge Night (Self-Directed), CH 6:30 Mexican Train Dominoes

(Self-Directed), CH