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651 Montgomery Glen Drive • Lansdale, PA 19446 • Phone (215) 855-1161 • www.seniorlivinginstyle.com DECEMBER 2020 December Films That Can Be HUDSON ESTATES STAFF Seen at Water Tower Cinema Management Team ...LISA & LEE MCDOUGALD If you love your Community Sales .................DENISE BRINKLEY superhero action Administrative Assistant ...............ALLISON RAY movies, then December is the month for you. “Wonder Woman 1984” comes out on December 25th (yay, Christmas time!) and “Wonder Woman 1984” it is the action/adventure/superhero film you have been waiting for. This movie is also perfect for DC comic book fans. Starring the lovely Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Kristen Wiig, and many more is an upcoming American superhero film based on the DC Comics’ character Wonder Woman. It is the sequel to 2017’s “Wonder Woman” and the ninth installment in the DC Extended Universe (DCEU). Set in 1984 during the Cold War, the film will follow Diana as she faces off against Maxwell Lord and Cheetah. The next action/fantasy/thriller movie you are going to love this month is called “Monster Hunter!” Premiering on December 30th, this movie stars Milla Jovovich, Tony Jaa, Diego González Boneta, Jeremy Bolt, and more. “Behind our world, there is another: A world of dangerous and powerful monsters that rule their domain with deadly ferocity. When Lt. Artemis (Milla Jovovich) and her elite unit are transported through a portal from our world to a new world, they are in for the shock of their lives. (Continued inside.) December Films That Can Be Seen at Water Tower Cinema (Continued) In her desperate attempt to get home, the brave lieutenant encounters a mysterious hunter (Tony Jaa), whose unique skills have allowed him to survive in this hostile land. Faced with relentless and terrifying attacks from the monsters, the warriors team up to fight back and find a way home.” Lastly, switching it up this month, is the film “Death on the Nile.” This movie also stars Gal Gadot along with Ridley Scott, Rose Leslie, Michael Green, and Armie Hammer. This two hour and 14 minute mystery/ crime film is based on the 1937 novel of the same name by Agatha Christie. The film is a follow-up to 2017’s “Murder on the Orient Express” and stars Branagh returning as Hercule Poirot, along with Tom Bateman (also returning from the first film) and the plot goes: “The peace and tranquility that was temporarily existent on the S.S Karnak Cruise Ship is destroyed after one of the passengers is found murdered. Renowned Belgian detective Hercule Poirot is entrusted with the important task of identifying which one of the passengers is the killer before they strike again.” We hope you get a chance to visit our neighbors at Water Tower Cinema and see these films! Mindful Ways to Enjoy the Holiday Season 1. Set an intention for this holiday season. It can be as broad or specific as you wish, but take a moment to consider how you’d like to spend this time and where you want to focus your time and energy. This simple action creates awareness and will help you prioritize! 2. Acknowledge your entrenched holiday habits. The force of habit (also known as our habit energy) is the momentum that propels us down familiar paths in life. Even when we’ve acknowledged the need to change our habits, it’s easy to stay in autopilot. Change requires a conscious effort. You likely have specific holiday season patterns, such as rushing, over-committing, overspending or over-consuming. What else? Without blaming yourself, look at these habits and ask: Do these habits serve me well? 3. Practice compassionate listening with friends and family. In order to truly appreciate the time we have with loved ones, we must be fully present. The perfect time to practice compassionate listening is when it’s most difficult to remain present — when we have disagreements with a loved one or strong emotions have built up over time. When we leave our body and disconnect our consciousness from the present moment, we miss valuable lessons, connections and understanding. Remember to observe whatever emotions arise and to treat yourself with loving compassion, too. Diners, Diners, and More Diners! Lansdale is not particularly known for one specific thing but what you will find is a plethora of local diners. All over Lansdale and Montgomeryville, we have tons and tons of diners to chose from. From diners that only serve breakfast and lunch, to some serving 24-hours a day, there is probably a diner here for Can you believe Zoto’s Diner has been around since 1973? you! A popular diner right by Hudson Estates is Zoto’s Diner off Bethlehem Pike.This diner has such a fun history! Zoto’s Family Restaurant has been family owned and operated since 1973. Steve and Nick Zoto had the diner built in New Jersey, then it was transported to Pennsylvania by truck in six pieces. In 1983, the Zotos hired John Karistinos as chef. He is still making the same delicious recipes over 20 years later! John, also known as Yanni, recommends some classic recipes, such as the famous Summer Gazpacho Soup and the popular Scallops a la Yanni. The Diner was not always so large. In the late ‘80s, they added a dining room and a banquet room. The seating capacity increased from 150 to 250 people. In the early ‘90s, Zoto’s Diner was one of the first restaurants to go “smoke-free.” In 2002, Nick retired and Steve’s wife, JoAnne, became his partner. For the past six years, their daughter, Nikki, has been the General Manager. Zoto’s Family Restaurant truly is a family establishment and they would love to have any Hudson Estates’ residents stop by! Another awesome, local diner right by Hudson Estates is Tigers Family Restaurant. Tigers is located off Broad Street and has been around since the ‘90s. They are loved by many locals and have had returning customers for decades! They also have been extremely careful and have made their diner extremely safe during this Covid pandemic. Beethoven’s Greatest Hits This year celebrates the 250th birth anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven, one of the most masterful composers in classical music history. From his career of over 700 works, here are some of his most beloved: Symphony No. 5 — The piece known as Beethoven’s Fifth is one of the world’s most important and famous symphonies, partly due to its dramatic four-note opening. Symphony No. 9 — His last symphony, written after he had gone completely deaf, continues to inspire. In the fourth and final movement, vocalists sing the lyrics of Friedrich Schiller’s poem “Ode to Joy.” Violin Concerto — Although not successful during Beethoven’s lifetime, his Violin Concerto in D major is now a popular piece for violinists and considered one of the composer’s most beautiful works. Symphony No. 3 — This triumphant piece, called the “Eroica” Symphony, marks a groundbreaking turn in Beethoven’s career—-and classical music as a whole—-when his work became more personal and emotional. Piano Sonata No. 14 — The slow, haunting first movement of this piece, nicknamed the “Moonlight Sonata,” is instantly recognizable, thanks to its use in films and television. “Für Elise” — This short, delicate piano composition wasn’t discovered until 40 years after Beethoven’s death, but is now an iconic example of classical music and is often a standard for beginner piano players. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 9:00 3 4 5 DEC 2020 9:00 Exercise with Jake, ACT 9:00 Chair Dancing Group Exercise and 9:00 “Chairing Along” Simple Stretches, F 9:00 Group Exercise, F 10:00 Bible Study Class, C Exercise, F Drumming 10:00 Outing: Arden Fair 10:00 Bean Bag Baseball 11:00 Bean Bag 11:00 Bean Bag Baseball Exercise, ACT Mall and Lunch, LB Team Practice, A Baseball, A Team Practice, A 10:30 10:00 Catholic Communion, C 11:00 Bean Bag Baseball Atlas Hearing Aid 1:45 Rummikub, ACT Service, ACT 11:00 Hangman for Funny 2:00 Rummikub, ACT Tournament, A 2:00 Talent Show Meeting 12:30 Sock Hop Dinner, ACT Money, ACT 12:00 Resident/Manager 2:00 New York Life 1:45 Mexican Train, G and Discussion, ACT Meeting, D 2:00 Exercise Your Brain Insurance 3:00 Camden Springs Video 2:00 Bridge Group, G with Brain Games, ACT 2:00 Painting with 2:00 Presentation, ACT Marathon, ACT 1950s Trivia, ACT Samantha, ACT 3:00 1950s Picture Show 3:00 Online Games with 6:45 6:45 Movie, T Traveling Movie 3:00 Art Class with Cindy, ACT and Music, ACT Chelsea, ACT Tuesday, T 6:45 Movie, T 6:45 Nickel Bingo, ACT 6:45 Movie & Popcorn, T 7:00 Poker Night, G 6 7 8 9 HANUKKAH BEGINS AT SUNSET 10 11 12 9:00 Beach Ball 9:00 Brain and Fitness 9:00 Exercise with 9:00 Chair Dancing 9:00 Group Exercise and 9:00 “Chairing Along” Volleyball, A Training, New! Jake, ACT Exercise, F 10:00 Shopping at Walmart 10:00 Bible Study Class, C 10:00 Outing: Red Hawk Simple Stretches, F Drumming 9:00 Group Exercise, F 2:00 Light of the Valley and Target, LB Casino, LB Exercise, ACT 10:30 Crafting Together, ACT 10:00 Movie Matinee, T 11:00 10:00 Giant Crossword Puzzle, ACT 10:00 Selfie Session #1, ACT Bean Bag Church Service, T 11:00 Bean Bag Baseball, A 10:00 Catholic Communion, C 11:00 Bean Bag Baseball 11:00 Ring Toss for Funny Money, A 1:45 Mexican Train, G Baseball, A 2:00 Wii Bowling with 1:45 Rummikub, ACT 11:00 Hangman for Funny Tournament Game #5, A 2:00 Selfie Session #2, ACT 2:00 1:45 Bridge Group, G 2:00 Rummikub, ACT David, ACT 1:45 Mexican Train, G Musical Guest: 2:00 Social Security and Money, ACT Don Terra, A 3:00 Stone Cold 6:45 Movie, T 3:00 Ice Cream 2:00 Banking Outings, LB Medicare Info, ACT 2:00 Exercise Your Brain 3:00 Trivia, ACT