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My Hurlburt Life Magazine OCTOBER 2021 myhurlburt.com FIND THE 1 SOFSS "KRAKEN" HIDDEN INSIDE TO ENTER DRAWING FOR $100 SEE PAGE 4 FOR DETAILS What's on Your Fall Bucket List? 16-17 OCTOBER 22 OCTOBER 30 OCTOBER OKTOBER FEST CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP DRIVE-IN BOO MOVIE NIGHT SPOOKTACULAR SPIN-A-THON GATOR LAKES GOLF COURSE TWO LOCATIONS ADERHOLTmyhurlburt.com FITNESS CENTER | 1 2 | My Hurlburt Life | October 2021 Issue No. 22 IN THIS OCTOBER ISSUE pg 4 | Find the Kraken and Connect with Us Stay Connected to the FUN on Hurlburt also WIN $100 Gift Card pg 5 | Halloween Fun Page Crossword Puzzle, Maze and more! pg 6-7 | Fun Fall Programming at the Community Center Return to Hogwarts, Bored Game Nights, First Sunday Drive-In and more pg 8-11 | Pumpkin Spice and Beyond Recipes Ready to Push your Palate Beyond the Basic Pumpkin Spice? pg 14-15 | Fall Bucket List So Many Things to Do, Where Do you Start? pg 16 | October FOCUS Deals It's Rewarding to be a Hurlburt Field FOCUS Member! pg 17 | Expanded Transition Assistance Program (TAP) Program Expands to Meet Needs of Transitioning Service Members pg 19 | Learn the Sounds of Fire Safety Fire Prevention Week 3-9 October pg 20 | Retiree Corner Retiree Appreciation Invitation 14-15 October pg 22-23 | Lunch Specials October Spare Time Grill, Oasis Café, & Velocity Café Specials pg 24 | Hurlburt Field Greeting Card Contest Begins Soon! Grab Your Talented Squadron/Sections Team and Get Creative pg 25-26 | Information Base Map, Hours of Operations, Contact Information 1 HOUR PRIOR TO pg 28 | Drive-In Boo with Treats Delivered to your Vehicle MOVIE START TIME FRI, 22 OCT • Choice of 2 Movies at 2 Separate Locations, Plus Treats! What's Not to Like? Drive-In Movie Night Movies | Costume Contest | Candy Treats Start Times TBA Hocus Pocus • PG Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark • PG-13 @ 505th Parking Lot @ Parking Lot North of The Riptide on Howie Walters Rd. 1 SOFSS Commander Marketing Assistant TREATS DELIVERED TO YOUR VEHICLE | BRING TRICK-OR-TREAT BUCKETS Lt Col Jacob D. 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MY HURLBURT CONNECTION Marketing Sponsored in part by: FOCUS Digital Connection Mon-Fri: 8am-4pm Opportunities & rewards abound No federalat your endorsement Hurlburt of sponsors Facilities. intended. Discover what you’ve been missing4 | My with Hurlburt FOCUS! Life | October 2021 Text 1SOFSS to 95577 To receive facility discounts, prizes & upcoming event notifications! Halloween Fun Page myhurlburt.com | 5 Community Center Scheduled Activities Join the Community Center & the Library as we Return to Hogwarts this Fall September 2021 - April 2022 Each Month, the Hurlburt Field Library will feature a Harry Potter Book. Visit the library to digitally access or check-out the selected books.The Community Center will offer a unique and fun activity monthly for all ages and play the movie. SEPTEMBER: JANUARY: Library Monthly Book Selection: Library Monthly Book Selection: Book 1: Harry Potter & the Sorcerer’s Stone Book 5: Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix Sep 24 @ 5pm, Community Center: Jan 14 @ 5pm, Community Center: Activity: Get Sorted into your Hogwarts House Activity: Wizard Dueling Movie: Harry Potter & the Sorcerer’s Stone Movie: Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix OCTOBER: FEBRUARY: Library Monthly Book Selection: Library Monthly Book Selection: Book 2: Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets Book 6: Harry Potter & the Half Blood Prince Oct 7 @ 5pm, Community Center: Feb 11 @ 5pm, Community Center: Activity: Candy Camp Activity: Potions Class Movie: Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets Movie: Harry Potter & the Half Blood Prince NOVEMBER: MARCH: Library Monthly Book Selection: Library Monthly Book Selection: Book 3: Harry Potter & the Prisoner of Azkaban Book 7: Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows Nov 5 @ 5pm, Community Center: March 11 @ 5pm, Community Center: Activity: Harry Potter Character “Guess Who” Activity: Horcrux Scavenger Hunt Movie: Harry Potter & the Prisoner of Azkaban Movie: Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 DECEMBER: APRIL: Library Monthly Book Selection: April 8 @ 5pm, Community Center: Book 4: Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire Activity: Get your muggle/magical job Dec 10 @ 5pm, Community Center: Movie: Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 Activity: Yule Ball Movie: Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire VISIT THE LIBRARY TO DIGITALLY ACCESS OR CHECK-OUT THE SELECTED BOOK OF THE MONTH SIGN-UP FOR ACTIVITIES AND/OR MOVIES AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER DURING NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS NO FEDERAL ENDORSEMENT INTENDED 884-2606 | 443 Cody Ave, Bldg. 90337 myhurlburt.com THE LANDING ZONE HURLBURT FIELD HURLBURT FIELD LIBRARY 6 | My Hurlburt Life | October 2021 FREE! Saturday 23October 3-7pm - ACTIVE DUTY ONLY - MARIO KART COMPETITION AT THE LANDING ZONE COMMUNITY CENTER Come join us at the Landing Zone Community Center for a fun competitive night of Mario Kart Sign-up at the Community Center by Thursday, 21 October SCAN QR CODE TO REGISTER NO FEDERAL ENDORSEMENT INTENDED 884-2606 | 443 Cody Ave, Bldg. 90337 myhurlburt.com THE LANDING ZONE HURLBURT FIELD LANDING ZONE First Sunday CLASSIC COMMUNITY Movie Night 7-November CENTER 5-December 6-February Show-time Weather Permitting Begins at Dusk Community Center will be open as usual for the snack bar, game and music rooms, arcades and TV GAME NIGHT billiards At The Community Center Free Event! Join us at the Community Center as we recreate some fun classic television games! Spectators are encouraged to come! All teams will need to come to the Community Center prior to the event to sign up and make sure we have availability. Snack bar will be open as well as the rest of the facility for use. Sign Up Here 28 Oct: Family Feud • Hurlburt Feud 18 Nov: True American • As seen on New Girl 21+ 27 Jan: Lip Sync Battle • Music must be approved prior to event Monthly movie announced on Facebook. 24 Feb: Newly Wed Game • All couples welcome! Follow us at Hurlburt Field Come join the Community Center for family 31 Mar: Jeopardy Community Center, 28 Apr: Chopped fun drive-in movie night 884-2606 | 443 Cody Ave THE LANDING ZONE HURLBURT FIELD (850) 884-2606 | myhurlburt.com THE LANDING ZONE HURLBURT FIELD myhurlburt.com myhurlburt.com | 7 Pumpkin Spice umpkin spice season is upon us! What would happen if you Pumpkin Spice Pexpand your pumpkin palate to the possibilities this gourd & has to offer? Once you look beyond the classic pumpkin spice - Beyond sweet and savory flavors await! & Recipe Research by Morgan Millikan | Layout by Deborah Ledbetter Beyond Sweet "Healthier" Pumpkin Muffins Brownie "Crust" Pumpkin Cheesecake INGREDIENTS: INGREDIENTS: • Healthy Pumpkin Muffins • 1 c. all-purpose flour FOR THE BROWNIE BOTTOM: • Pumpkin Pie Smores • 1/2 c. whole wheat flour o ¾ c. all-purpose flour • Pumpkin Bread Pudding • 1 tsp. baking powder o ¼ c. dark cocoa powder • Pumpkin Pie Cobbler • 1/2 tsp. baking soda o ½ tsp. kosher salt • Pumpkin Whoopie Pies • 1/2 tsp. salt o ¼ tsp. Clabber Girl Baking Powder • Brownie Bottom Pumpkin Cheesecake • 2 tsp. pumpkin pie spice o ½ c. (1 stick) unsalted butter, cut into ½’’ pieces • 1 c. canned pumpkin o 1 ¾ c. semisweet chocolate chips • 1/2 c. honey o ¾ c. granulated sugar • 2 large eggs Pumpkin Whoopie Pies o ¾ c. packed light brown sugar • 6 tbsp. butter, melted and cooled o 3 large eggs, room temperature • 1/4 c.
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