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OCTOBER 2020 • the Trademark “M” Was First Stamped on the Pieces in 1950 A Handful of M&M’s Trivia It’s the chocolate covered in a candy shell that “melts in your mouth, not in your hand.” Munch on some facts about M&M’s. The Devonshire • A product of Mars Inc., about 400 million M&M’s are made every day at the company’s New Jersey and Tennessee factories. Like Us! • They were introduced in 1941 as U.S. military rations during World War II. • The candies originally came in six colors: red, orange, yellow, green, purple and brown. Assisted Living Community • When peanut M&M’s debuted in 1954, they were only made in the color tan. 2220 Executive Drive • Hampton, VA 23666 • (757) 827-7100 • www.devonshireseniorliving.com OCTOBER 2020 • The trademark “m” was first stamped on the pieces in 1950. • When Mars wanted to replace its tan M&M’s in 1995, they let fans choose the new color. In a choice between blue, pink or purple, blue won with 54% of the vote. A Bumper Crop of Simple Ways To Make • A typical package today contains a mix of 30% brown candies, 20% each of yellow and red, and 10% each of orange, green and blue. Health Benefits Someone Smile • M&M’s are provided as a snack for astronauts aboard the International Space Station. Pumpkins are popping up everywhere, but don’t World Smile Day, Oct. 2, is a day devoted to spreading smiles. It’s easy • Souvenir boxes of red, white and blue M&M’s have been given out by the White House miss an opportunity for this superfood to decorate to celebrate; just make those around since 1988. your plate. It has a bounty of health benefits. you beam with happiness by way of a A strong immune system is vital, especially during • The popular M&M’s “spokescandy” characters first appeared in TV commercials in kind act. the 1950s. fall and winter. In addition to a good amount of Simply letting someone know you vitamin C, pumpkin is packed with beta carotene, • Today, chocolate lovers have their pick of M&M’s in a variety of flavors and sizes. thought of them will produce a grin. an antioxidant that gives the squash its bright All it takes is a sincere compliment, a orange color. The body converts beta carotene to thank-you, a word of encouragement, vitamin A, which along with vitamin C, helps fight or expressing why you’re proud off infections and viruses. Vitamin A also supports of them. Sharing a silly joke often Flannel Fashions vision and eye health. works too! People of all ages are likely to have a flannel shirt hanging in their closet, at the ready with soft, Take advantage of this fall fruit for its stomach- Seeing your words can be powerful cozy comfort. satisfying fiber. Eating a serving of pumpkin can to another person. Go old school Flannel was invented in 17th-century Wales, known for its cold, drizzly winters. Wanting a help you feel full and promotes healthy digestion. and write them a handwritten letter. Jot some positive thoughts on sticky fabric that was comfortable, but offered protection from the elements, weavers applied a new Additionally, high-fiber foods are essential for a notes and post them around your healthy heart and stable blood sugar levels. process called carding to their wool yarns, making them thinner and softer, yet still strong community. Put a note in your and durable. The potassium found in pumpkin also contributes mailbox saluting the letter carrier. The new woven fabric spread to the rest of Europe and was brought to the U.S. in the 1800s. to heart health and can pump up muscle function. Everyone likes an unexpected treat, Throughout the Industrial Revolution and into the 20th century, flannel shirts, jackets and There’s more potassium in a cup of pumpkin than so surprise someone with homemade undergarments were popular with men who labored at jobs such as railroad building, logging in a banana. cookies or buy a candy bar or cup of coffee and give it away. Leave a and construction. A collared flannel shirt, often in a plaid pattern, emerged as the unofficial Take note of an important reminder from few quarters at the laundromat or uniform of the rugged working man. nutritionists: Many festive ways to eat pumpkin aren’t so healthy, particularly pumpkin-flavored add coins to a random parking meter. Flannel shirts with buttoned chest pockets were issued to soldiers during both world wars, and Drop off or mail a care package. foods that are processed or loaded with sugar. they remained popular with returning veterans. By the 1950s, the gray flannel suit became the Pumpkin pie, pumpkin muffins and pumpkin spice standard attire for many businessmen, combining comfort and elegance. lattes are seasonal menu favorites that should be Flannel also became a staple fabric for women’s fashions, pajamas and bedding. indulged in as an occasional treat. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1:30 Homemade 1 10:00 Door-to-Door 2 3 Cookies Day, AH Trivia, AR ASSISTED LIVING 9:30 Outside w/Word 10:30 Daily Update, 10:00 Individual Word Games, CY Deep Breathing Finding and 10:00 Coffee and Chat & Stretching Crossword Puzzle w/Muffins, AR 11:00 Outside w/ 11:00 Individual Adult OCTOBER 2020 11:00 Breast Cancer Nature, CY Coloring Awareness Month 1:30 Bingo w/Prizes, AH 2:30 Outside Sitting, AR 3:45 Music in the 3:00 Root Beer Hallway Day Floats, AR 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10:00 Door to 10:00 Coffee and Chat 10:00 Spiritual Reading, AR 10:00 Door-to- 10:00 Coffee and Chat Door Check w/Muffins, AR 10:30 Daily Update, Deep Door Trivia, AR Locations 9:30 TV Sunday Breathing & Stretching w/Muffins, AR 10:00 Individual Word 10:30 Daily Update, 10:30 Health Talk (Fruits) 10:30 Daily Update, Activities Room, AR Service, AR Deep Breathing 11:00 Cookie Day (Sugar 10:30 Walking Outside Deep Breathing Finding and 11:00 Physical Game: Cookies), DR 10:30 Gospel Sounds in & Stretching Social Distance, CY & Stretching Crossword Puzzle Activities Room Hallway, AH Ring Toss, AH 11:00 Breast Cancer Residents’ Rooms 11:00 Art & Crafts Day Awareness Month 11:00 Breast Cancer 11:00 Fire Prevention 11:00 Individual Adult Courtyard, CY 11:00 Breast Cancer 2:00 Sunday Matinee, AR 11:00 Breast Cancer 1:30 Bingo w/Prizes, AH Awareness Month Celebration Coloring Awareness Month Dining Room, DR 5:00 Individual Art Awareness Month 3:00 Movie Time 10 3:45 Music in the 1:30 Bingo w/Prizes, AH 2:30 Outside Sitting, AR 1:30 Bingo w/Prizes, AH 1:30 Nail Care, AR Residents, AR Game Room, GR Hallway Day 3:00 TGIF Social (Door 3:00 Ice Cream Social, AH 3:30 Library Books 3:15 Outside w/Nature, CY to Door), AH Independent Living 11 COLUMBUS DAY 12 13 10:00 Spiritual 14 15 9:15 Bosses Day! 16 17 Activities Room, IA 10:00 Columbus Day 10:00 Coffee and Chat 10:00 Coffee and Chat Reading, AR 10:00 Door-to-Door Word Games, AH w/Muffins, AR w/Muffins, AR Independent Living 9:30 TV Sunday 10:30 Daily Update, Deep Trivia, AR 10:00 Individual Word 10:30 Daily Update, Deep 11:00 Physical Game: Breathing & Stretching 10:30 Individual Board Dining Room, IL Service, AR 10:30 Daily Update, Finding and Breathing & Stretching Ring Toss, AH 11:00 Cookie Day (Sugar Games, AR 10:30 Gospel Sounds in Deep Breathing Crossword Puzzle Outing, O 11:00 Breast Cancer 11:00 Breast Cancer Cookies), DR 11:00 Breast Cancer Residents’ Rooms & Stretching 11:00 Individual Adult Patio, P Awareness Month Awareness Month 11:00 Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2:00 Sunday Matinee, AR 1:30 Bingo w/Prizes, AH Awareness Month 1:30 Bingo w/Prizes, AH Coloring Windsor Room, WR 1:30 Nail Care, AR 2:30 Harvest Fest, AH 5:00 Individual Art 3:00 Ice Cream Social, AH 1:30 Bingo w/Prizes, AH 3:00 Happy Hour and 2:30 Outside Sitting, AR 2:30 Root Beer Float 3:45 Music in the 3:30 Nature Video 3:00 Movie Time 10 Fun w/Hallway Hallway Day (Birds), AR 3:30 Library Books Residents, AR Music, AH 18 19 20 10:00 Spiritual 21 22 23 24 10:00 Door to 10:00 Physical 10:00 Coffee 10:00 Door-to- Games, AR Reading, AR Door Trivia, AR Door Check 10:30 Daily Update, Deep and Chat w/ 9:30 TV Sunday 10:00 Coffee and Chat 10:00 Individual Word Country Store 10:30 Daily Update, Deep Breathing & Stretching Muffins, AR 10:30 Daily Update, Service, AR Breathing & Stretching w/Muffins, AR Deep Breathing Finding and 11:00 Cookie Day (Sugar 11:00 Breast Cancer Tuesday, Thursday & Sunday 10:30 Gospel Sounds in 11:00 Fall Crafts and 11:00 Physical Game: Cookies), DR & Stretching Crossword Puzzle Awareness Month Residents’ Rooms Apple Cider Ring Toss, AH 11:00 Breast Cancer 11:00 Outside w/ 11:00 Individual Adult 11 a.m.-Noon Awareness Month 3:00 National Cherries 2:00 Sunday Matinee, AR 11:00 Breast Cancer 11:00 Breast Cancer Ring Toss, CY Coloring 1:30 Bingo w/Prizes, AH Jubilee Social, AH Awareness Month Awareness Month 1:30 Bingo w/Prizes, AH 5:00 Individual Art 3:00 Movie Time 10 2:30 Outside Sitting, AR 1:30 Bingo w/Prizes, AH 3:45 Music in the 1:30 Nail Care, AR Residents, AR 3:15 TGIF Happy Hour 3:00 Ice Cream Social, AH 3:30 Library Books 3:15 Outside w/Nature, CY Hallway Day Social, AR 25 26 10:00 Coffee and Chat 27 28 29 30 HALLOWEEN 31 10:00 Summer Trivia, AH 10:00 Spiritual Reading, AR 10:00 Coffee 10:00 Door-to- “Autumn’s the w/Muffins, AR 10:30 Daily Update, Deep 10:00 Door to Door Check 11:00 Physical Game: and Chat w/ Door Trivia, AR 9:30 TV Sunday Breathing & Stretching mellow time.” 10:30 Daily Update, Deep Ring Toss, AH 11:00 Cookie Day (Sugar Muffins, AR 10:30 Daily Update, 10:00 Individual Word Service, AR Breathing & Stretching 11:00 Breast Cancer Cookies), DR 10:30 National Cat Deep Breathing Finding and —William Allingham 10:30 Gospel Sounds in Awareness Month 11:00 Things in History 11:00 Breast Cancer Day (Video) & Stretching Crossword Puzzle Residents’ Rooms Today, AH 12:30 Residents’ Council Awareness Month Meeting, AR 1:30 Bingo w/Prizes, AH 11:00 Breast Cancer 11:00 Halloween Snacks 11:00 Individual Adult 2:00 Sunday Matinee, AR 11:00 Breast Cancer Awareness Month 1:30 Nail Care, AR 3:00 Refreshing Fresh Awareness Month 1:30 Bingo w/Prizes, AH Coloring 5:00 Individual Art 3:00 Hydration Drinks Fruit Cups 1:30 Bingo w/Prizes, AH 3:45 Music in the 3:00 Pre Halloween 2:30 Outside Sitting, AR (Door to Door), AH 3:00 Movie Time 10 3:00 Ice Cream Social, AH Residents, AR Hallway Day Party Activities Subject to Change 3:30 Library Books.
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