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Tidbits Around Here Gold Country Health Center * Skilled Nursing * (530) 621-1100 Ext: 4036 February 2019 Tidbits Around Here Gold Country Health Center * Skilled Nursing * (530) 621-1100 Ext: 4036 Once Upon a Time Once upon a time, it was decreed that February 26 would forevermore be Fairy Tale Day. Whether you fancy woodland sprites, fire-breathing dragons, princesses locked in high towers, or talking animals, fairy tales and the lessons they impart are integral parts of every culture. Happy Birthday to: Phyllis C. 2-1 Scientists have traced the first fairy tales back to an James R.2-4 era before the written word. An old folktale entitled Lee H. 2-18 “The Smith and the Devil,” which is about a blacksmith selling his soul to the devil in order to gain magical Margaret C. 2-23 abilities, dates back to the Bronze Age—6,000 years Emma R. 2-23 ago. Researchers from the New University of Lisbon in Portugal believe that this ancient tale was shared orally Monthly Birthday Party in a language that does not exist today. It is no surprise 2/22/19 @ 11AM that fairy tales are so old. The purpose of these stories, after all, is to teach children clear distinctions between Scheduled Outing good and evil and right and wrong. Fairy tales are, in essence, morality tales filled with magic and wonder as Bus Outing a means to attract the attention of a young audience. February 8th @ 1:30 PM Yet, adults are no less in need of morality tales. Resident Council The brothers Wilhelm and Jakob Grimm, famous for their collection of fairy tales, also believed that many th February 12 @ 11:00AM of the stories they found had existed for centuries before they wrote them down. They listened to old- Fellowship Hour: timers tell the beloved tales “Little Red Riding Hood,” “Cinderella,” “Hansel and Gretel,” and “Snow White” 2:00 PM 1st & 3rd Sunday and then transcribed their versions of the tales into Baptist Church print. The Brothers Grimm were the first scientists of folklore. They even took positions as librarians and 10:30 AM Bible Study on historians at the University of Göttingen in Germany. 3rd Tuesday It would be wise on Fairy Tale Day to choose a story 10:30 AM Catholic Service collected by Wilhelm Grimm, for this brother’s birthday Every Wednesday falls on February 24. If you’ve grown tired of the same old tales, then perhaps you can read a new tale, such as “The King of the Golden Mountain,” “Hans My 11:00 AM Rawliegh’s Hedgehog,” or “Cat and Mouse in Partnership.” Praise & Worship 4th Wednesday February 2019 The Year of the Pig Sierra Wildlife Presentation Xin nián kuài lè! That means On February 20th at “Happy New Year” in Chinese. February 5 ushers in the Year 11:00AM, come meet of the Pig, a very auspicious the bird ambassadors; year in Chinese culture. Why Lionel, Big Spender, does the pig represent wealth Dusty, Sammy, Sierra, and good fortune? Perhaps Or Zag. the chubbiness of the pig indicates prosperity. Or maybe it is because wild boars are known to be SWR’s Education fearless and will run headlong into any situation, Ambassadors are animals who are usually winning out in the end. With pigs held in non-releasable due to permanent injuries such high esteem, it may be surprising to learn that would make them unable to survive in that the pig is the very last animal of the Chinese zodiac and the legend concerning the pig is the wild. Join us for this annual special not very flattering. presentation. The legend states that when the Jade Emperor declared that he was selecting animals for the zodiac, all the animals rushed to his palace to be Underwater included. But the pig journeyed slowly, and when Weddings he arrived, the gates were shut. However, the other animals pleaded with the Jade Emperor to let him With Valentine’s Day in. He conceded, and the pig was allowed to enter falling in the middle of but was made the last sign of the zodiac. Perhaps February, it is no wonder the pig’s connection to good fortune stems from this month is known as Wedding Month. The city this tale: Despite the pig’s hardships, he still of Trang in Thailand has capitalized on lovers triumphed and was added to the zodiac. yearning to tie the knot on Valentine’s Day by offering a unique setting for a wedding—under water! Every year from February 13 to 15, The Chinese New Year’s celebration lasts not for couples flock to this tropical seaside destination to one day, but for two whole weeks. There are many take part in an underwater group wedding traditions and superstitions to observe. For example, ceremony. On the 13th, couples are greeted at on New Year’s Day, it is commonplace to set off the airport by Thai dancers in traditional dress firecrackers, yet it is forbidden to sweep because and then paraded through the streets of Trang you may sweep away good luck. Two days later is to the cheers of spectators. On Valentine’s Day, the Day of the Rat, the day when rats were created. couples are boated to the island of Koh Kradan, On this day, people leave out crumbs of grain or where they take part in a traditional Thai crackers to share with rats. Celebrations continue wedding ceremony and are blessed with the to February 19, which culminates in the five-day- pouring of water over their heads from a conch long Lantern Festival. The displaying of lanterns is shell. Then—for qualified divers only—comes a major event, and one of the most popular pastimes the big event. Tuxedoed grooms and brides of the Lantern Festival is guessing at lantern riddles. dressed in white don their scuba kits for the Riddles are written on lanterns, and the answers underwater ceremony in the protected, pristine to these riddles often involve blessings for the family waters of Thailand’s Andaman Coast. and good fortune, reinforcing the major themes of the Chinese New Year. February 2019 FROM THE DESK OF SANDY........ Here we are again –February is the month of LOVE! This is Coming soon………..a whole new Call Bell system for the month when we focus on those we love, and those that both the Skilled Nursing and the Assisted Living units. love us. Take a moment to think of those you love, those This new system will have all the bells and whistles we you have loved, and those you will love in the future; can use including monitoring software for timeliness. whether it is grandkids, new spouses for ourselves, our We hope to start installation in late February. It will family members, or even very dear friends! Even when entail running new lines and installing new call bell those we love are gone, February can still be a month to panels and cords. Thank you for your patience as we celebrate the time we had with them and celebrate the love install this new and improved system. you shared! Please know this is also a time when we say WE LOVE YOU! Just a reminder that we have Resident Council monthly in your unit; have a thought or idea - come to Resident We also celebrate the “HEART” with Wear Red Day on Council or talk to an Activity staff member. If you are a February 1, 2019. Please join us in drawing attention to all health center family member and would like to suggest a matters of heart care by wearing red on this designated day, periodic Family Council meeting - please email me at and take care of your heart health! [email protected]. We will be happy to facilitate such a meeting. We are required by law to facilitate FLU SEASON: Just a reminder that this is the time of year (offer) a Family Council in both our ALU and SNF, so I when the germs are easy to share. Please stay in your room wanted to remind you that you can take advantage of our or apartment if you are ill. Do not visit the health center if help and organize such a group. you are ill or have been caring for someone who has had the flu! Wash your hands OFTEN and use the hand sanitizer We also offer periodic food sub committees attended by stations we have throughout the campus. Do not come to residents, so if you or your family member has food dining rooms if you have a fever or have active uncontrolled suggestions or comments, encourage them to speak to coughing. Please wear a mask when around campus IF activities about the next meeting. YOU HAVE NOT HAD A FLU SHOT!! You will see a few staff members wearing their masks as they are unable to have the flu shot! Remember we have 98% of us that have Welcome New Assistant Director of Nurses, Sandra had the flu shot (among the staff) We want to protect you – “Sandy” Mendoza, RN. You can find this Sandy at the so please help us protect others by staying away if you are nurse’s station or working the unit. Remember with two ill! Sandy’s (and really three as we have a new Nursing At writing of this newsletter, we had our Annual “surprise” Assistant – Sandra; you will need to clarify which State Inspection in our Skilled Nursing Unit. Five weeks Sandra/Sandy you are calling for. early! Again, we are proud and thrilled to say that we Have a thought or idea? Email me at passed with only minor areas where they want us to [email protected] or call me.
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