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Assisted Living Edition May 2021 Happy Birthday Joan Kiran May 6 The Plaza Connection Jerry Venable May 17 Assisted Living Edition ⸱ May 2021 The Plaza at Edgemere ~ 8502 Edgemere Rd, Dallas, TX 75225 ~ 214-615-7045 THE PLAZA TEAM Director of Health Services April Fun Keri McAnally 214-615-7045 ext. Days 220 Assisted Living & Memory Support Director Lucinda Gray, LVN 214-585-8536 Assisted Living Nurse 469-628-0043 469-271-0989 *Lifestyles Specialists* Assisted Living Janet Correira 469-802-7638 Movies in May Memory Support Friendsgiving The Call of the Wild Katie Gardner, ADC, CDP, CMDCP ext. The War with Grandpa Music in My Heart 233 The Music Never Stopped Queen of the Stardust P.S. Salon 214-623-6111 Gene Autry Ballroom Please call Shay for Son of Paleface Mutiny on the Buses an appointment The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw Angels in the Outfield O. Henry’s Full House Wednesday, May 5, 2021 1:30 PM—ASSISTED LIVING COURTYARD SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1A-First Fl. Activity Room 1 May Day 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- GR-Game Room Ch. 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 SDR-Small Dining Room 12:30 Kentucky Derby Footabe-NBC CY-Courtyard 2:00 Documentary-Ch. 80 MSA-Memory Support 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 Atrium 2 3 4 5 Cinco de Mayo 6 Nurse’s Week Begins 7 8 V-E Day 9:00 Church Services-Ch. 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 10:00 “Name that Tune” with 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 10:00 Cowboy Bob-ZOOM- 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 80 SDR Mike Frankel-ZOOM-MS SDR MS SDR Ch. 80 10:00 Love on a Leash w/JJ 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 1:30 Cinco de Mayo Party- Ch. 80 80 2:00 Documentary-Ch. 80 2:00 Documentary-Ch. 80 1:30 Steppin’ Out Ch. 80 AL CY 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 2:00 Outdoor Walk 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 3:00 Craft Corner-2A 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 2:00 Steppin’ Out (Weather permitting) 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 3:00 Giant Scrabble– GR 3:00 Crossword-SDR 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 10 11 12 Nurse’s Week Ends 13 14 15 Armed Forces 9 Mother’s Day 10:00 Art 101-1A 10:00 Heavenly Heartstrings 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- Day 10:00 Love on a Leash w/JJ SDR w/Paul Baskin-MS SDR 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 9:00 Church Services-Ch. SDR 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 1:45 Trivia w/Kathy-MS 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. Ch. 80 80 Ch. 80 Ch. 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 2:00 Marek on Violin-1A 3:00 Let’s Play Bingo-SDR 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 2:00 Documentary-Ch. 80 3:15 Steppin’ Out 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 2:00 Steppin’ Out 2:00 Texas Winds-1A 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 2:00 Documentary-Ch. 80 2:00 Music Therapy w/ 3:00 Crossword-SDR 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 3:00 Herb on Piano-1A 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 Tiffany-ZOOM-MS 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 3:00 Giant Scrabble-GR 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 9:00 Church Services-Ch. 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 10:00 Love on a Leash w/JJ 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- SDR Ch. 80 SDR Ch. 80 80 SDR Ch. 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 1:45 Trivia w/Kathy-MS 2:00 Book Review with 80 2:00 Documentary-Ch. 80 2:00 Documentary-Ch. 80 2:00 Music w/Tony P-MS 1:00 Resident Council-2A 3:00 Let’s Play Bingo-SMD Carol Brandon-1A 2:00 Outdoor Walk 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 3:00 Craft Corner-2A 2:00 Music w/Paul Anderson 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 3:00 Crossword-SDR (Weather permitting) -MS 6:30 Rosemary Rumbley-1A 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 23/30 24/31Memorial Day 25 26 27 28 29 9:00 Church Services-Ch. 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 10:00 Love on a Leash w/JJ 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- 10:30 Exercise w/Charles- SDR Ch. 80 80 SDR Ch. 80 Ch. 80 SDR 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 80 1:45 Trivia w/Kathy-MS 11:20 Movie Matinee-Ch. 2:00 Documentary-Ch. 80 2:00 Documentary-Ch. 80 1:30 Steppin’ Out 2:00 Music Therapy w/ 2:00 Steppin’ Out 3:00 Let’s Play Bingo-SDR 3:00 Crossword-SDR 80 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 3:00 Craft Corner-2A Tiffany-MS 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 3:00 Giant Scrabble-GR 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 12:00 Kickoff to Summer 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 Cookout 2:00 Documentary-Ch. 80 3:00 Herb on Piano-1A 5:00 Movie-Ch. 80 .
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