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The Verano Voice Stay Home Version SEPTEMBER 2020 THE VERANO VOICE STAY HOME VERSION ANTI-AGING HEALTH BENEFITS O F Y O G A WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF DRINKING LIME WATER? 15 PET-FRIENDLY HEALTHY RECIPES Greek Salad HOUSEPLANTS Juicy Baked Chicken Thighs THAT ADD LIFE WITHOUT THE WORRY Crispy Baked Apple Chips CLUBTALAVERA.COM CLUB TALAVERA IMPORTANT NUMBERS 10291 SW Visconti way Port St. Lucie, FL 34986 [email protected] Front Desk.................................772.345.9312 Activities....................................772.345.9311 LIKE US ON FACEBOOK Alarm Monitoring..................772.345.6000 Animal Control........................772.871.5042 facebook.com/ClubTalavera Blue Stream Cable..............772.345.6000 Chamber of Commerce.......772.340.1333 FPL..............................................772.287.5400 Guard Gate..............................772.345.1801 Lifestyle Director....................772.345.9313 Get your Discount ID Card Today! Post Office (PSL)....................772.873.0674 Marie Arciprete Trash (Waste Pro).................772.595.9390 Membership Services Specialist Verano POA Office................772.345.1880 Water & Sewer........................772.871.5330 PGA Golf club 1916 Perfect Drive Port St. Lucie, FL 34986 772.467.5480 [email protected] Discount applies to merchandise, golf rounds at the Golf Club, and food & beverage. CLUBHOUSE MANAGEMENT AND VERANO VOICE PUBLICATION BY 2 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M U N I T Y TABLE OF CONTENTS 02 10 11 13 15 04-05 Re-opening Guidelines 17 Travel 06 Meet the team 18-21 Gardening 07 Announcements & Information 22 Learn How To 08 National Fun Facts Days 23-26 Fast & Healthy Recipes 09-12 PGA Village Verano Couples 27 E-Books 13-14 Int'l Cat Day 28-29 What are the benefits of drinking lime water 15 Puzzles 30-34 Anti-Aging Health Benefits of Yoga 16 Beer Trivia 35-38 Great Card Games For All Occasions 39 Trivia Answers 3 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M U N I T Y CLUB TALAVERA REOPENING PHASE 1 CLUB TALAVERA HOURS Monday - Friday 8:30AM to 6:00PM Saturday & Sundat 10:00AM to 6:00PM FITNESS CENTER 6:00AM to 10:00PM Maximum Occupancy: 16 PEOPLE OUTDOOR POOL INDOOR POOL 6:00AM TO 10:00PM 6:00AM to 10:00PM Maximum Occupancy: 20 PEOPLE Maximum Occupancy: 10 PEOPLE To access the pool, please use the Front Entrance of the Fitness Center where you'll be required to check-in with the attendant. 4 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M U N I T Y CLUB TALAVERA REOPENING PHASE 1 BAR LOUNGE 2 person maximum per table. 14 person maximum in this area. CARD ROOM Limited tables will be available for use; 12 person maximum in this area. No table games that require to be closer than 6' from others . BILLIARD ROOM LIBRARY 6 person maximum in room Available for pick-up and drop-off of books only Outside play area, basketball court, tennis courts, and pickleball are opened. Kitchen, Auditorium, Arts & Crafts room are not available for use until further notice. No coaching lessons, group lessons, group activities, or organized events permitted until further notice. Avoid congregating in groups of people greater than ten (10). No outside guests allowed at amenities at this time. As of Wednesday July 16th, everyone must wear a mask or face covering to enter any PGA Village Verano buildings such as Club Talavera, Fitness Center, Pools, etc. No need to wear a mask inside the pool. When sunbathing at the pool or working out at the gym, residents do not need to wear a mask IF social distancing a minimum of 6' from others. 5 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M U N I T Y MEET THE TEAM GINA JOLLY LISA WEIFEL KAMELA AMES PROPERTY MANAGER ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT DAVID DOUGLASS JEANNIE SAKOWSKI MAINTENANCE FITNESS CONCIERGE JOHANA FLORES MARIA ZVOLENSKI JOAN KRESSIERER ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES CONCIERGE ACTIVITIES CONCIERGE 6 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M U N I T Y Marshall and Laurie Eakes Edward O’connell Allan and Diane Eklund Mark and Ewa Ozga Rick and Sherri Gatje Salvatore and Corrine Trancina Kristen Fitzer Angelo and Any Viveo WELCOME TO Nelson Mendez and Blanca Lugo Beverly Davis and Nancy LeClerc Cary and Nancy Gould VERANO Bethany Wirgowski PET OF THE MONTH Open to Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Birds or any other pet ALL SEPTEMBER EVENTS ARE CANCELLED GUIDELINESS Pet of the Month is randomly selected. Submission must be received via email by 4:00pm on the 11th of the month. You may submit multiple pets in separate emails. Tamy Submission should include fur baby picture, name & cute ALEJANDRA ADAN ' S or fun details that we could mention. FUR BABY My Mom, Dad and I went to Brazil. One night, we went out to eat. My apartment was in front of the beach so after eating, we walked home by the shore. A cat started to follow me so I looked back and petted her. I asked my Dad if we could have her and my Dad said yes! That kitten is Tamy. She was born in Brazil and when we found her she was a baby. Tamy is white with gray and black and has a yellow spot on her face. She is very affectionate, sociable and very intelligent. She likes to play with wool balls, jump in the trees, hunt lizards and sleep in her pretty little bed with a wool blanket in my room. When we returned home to Venezuela, we brought Tamy because we didn’t want to leave her. She is my favorite pet and is always with us. After some time, we moved here but I was sad to leave Tamy so my Dad sent for her. Then we went to the airport and welcomed Tamy! She is with us again. 7 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M U N I T Y SEPTEMBER NATIONAL FUN FACT DAYS NATIONAL NATIONAL 05 BE LATE FOR SOMETHING DAY CLEANUP DAY 19 LABOR DAY NATIONAL 07 PEPPERONI PIZZA DAY 20 NATIONAL DEAR DAIRY DAY 09 TEDDY BEAR DAY 22 PATRIOT DAY AND NATIONAL NATIONAL 11 DAY OF SERVICE AND LOBSTER DAY 25 REMEMBRANCE NATIONAL NATIONAL 13 GRANDPARENTS' DAY GHOST HUNTING DAY 26 INT'L HOMELESS ANIMALS NATIONAL 15 DAY GOOD NEIGHBOR DAY 28 NATIONAL 16 GUACAMOLE DAY 8 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M U N I T Y JOE & MARIA ZVOLENSKI THOMAS AND KATHERINE MACALUSO CELEBRATING PGA VILLAGE VERANO'S COUPLES JOE AND LUCIA DAMANTE AMY AMZLER & JOHN MCMAHON 9 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M U N I T Y BELLE AND RALPH SUSSNOW JOANNE & HARVEY CARAS Me and You could make the whole world jealous DON AND DIANE HATCHER RICH AND SUSIE GOODRIDGE 10 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M U N I T Y DARRY & RON LOMBARDI HEIDI & MICHAEL BROWN Me and You could make the So Many of My Smiles whole world jealous Begin With You STEVE & BONNIE BARONOFF JIM AND BONNIE NICOTRA 11 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M U N I T Y PATRICIA & DAVID BARDSLEY NEIL AND NORA ISAACS TheMe best and thing You couldto hold make onto the in life wholeis eachworld otherjealous JAMES & MARIETA MAC ISAAC STEPHEN & JOANN BICHLER 12 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M U N I T Y International Cat Day LLLolaoollaa GALE LENNARD MOM SSSheldonhheellddoonn JAMES & KATHLEEN BUCKMASTER PARENTS PPPhilhhiill VANESSA THOMAS MOM 13 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER C O M U N I T Y International Cat Day DDDutchessuuttcchheessss DON AND DIANE HATCHER PARENTS LLLolaoollaa DANIELLE STEINMANN MOM 14 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER C O M U N I T Y VIRTUAL PUZZLES ONLINE SUDOKU HTTPS://WWW.WEBSUDOKU.COM ONLINE WORD SEARCH HTTPS://WWW.ARKADIUM.COM/GAMES/D AILY-WORD-SEARCH-PENNYDELL/ HAYRIDE HAUNTED GIFT MERRY-GO-ROUND SHOWS PRIZES TRAIN WATER NEW JERSEY WADING EXCITEMENT BUCANEER 15 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M U N I T Y TRIVIA ANSWERS ON PAGE 39 16 THE VERANO VOICE A KOLTER HOMES C O M U N I T Y VIRTUAL TRAVEL Look at these photos of some of the UNESCO'S World's Heritage Sites For the full list: https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/ KAKADU NATIONAL PARK AUSTRALIA This unique archaeological and ethnological reserve, located in the Northern Territory, has been inhabited continuously for more than 40,000 years. 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