Connecting the Residents of the Indigo at Lakewood Ranch Community

April 2020

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Community

Hello Indigo Residents!

It’s very exciting to be your new Indigo Community Association Manager and I look forward to working alongside all residents in this beautiful community to keep you informed and your Indigo Neighborhood Association running smoothly!

I hold a Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA) designation that is obtained through education in Governance, Legal, Ethical Conduct, Budgets, Reserves, Investments and Assessments, Contracting, Financial Controls, Risk Management, Insurance, Property Maintenance and additional specified areas. I have been a Community Association Manager for seven (7) years and have worked with your builder, Neal Communities, previously.

Please do not hesitate to contact me with questions or concerns. The best way to contact me is via email and my email address is found below. You can also call the Access Management office at the number listed and I will return your call as soon as possible.

I look forward to meeting you in an informal gathering at the once the self-quarantine is over! In the meantime, stay well and practice social distancing to help “flatten the curve”.

Colleen Fletcher, CMCA, CAM Community Association Manager cfletcher@accessdifference,com 813-607-2220

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Fitness Challenge: Backyard Easter Egg Hunt

There’s plenty we can do from home to enjoy our home comforts and stay fit, both physically and mentally. At the top of the list? Exercise! So pull up a patch of grass and enjoy this compelling “who’d have thought” exercise opportunity. Bonus: it also is a

great way to celebrate the Easter (and Passover) holiday, without involving candy!

Easter Egg Fitness Challenge Fill plastic eggs, or whatever you have on hand, with slips of paper outlining age specific fitness challenges like jumping jacks, squats, stretches or toe touches. Hide them in your yard, and do each exercise as you find them. Repeat daily during quarantine!

ACCESS MANAGEMENT 2970 UNIVERSITY PKWY, SUITE 101 SARASOTA, FL 34243 813-607-2220

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Introducing: Indigo Daily Activities! We can make the most of this new found free time! Plan to keep moving, learning, bettering, and building stronger relationships with those you are self-quarantined with and in your network of family and friends. Watch for emails on a daily basis at Noon for ideas on things to do to keep yourself mentally and physically in motion. The first activity was Going On a Bear Hunt, and it has been turned into a community wide challenge! Let’s light up those Indigo home windows and especially, our community spirit!

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Important Reminders No Smoking. Please note that smoking (any type of smoking device) is not allowed in or around Club Indigo, including clubhouse, fitness center, within the gated pool area and the pool restrooms.

Dog Owners—Please Read. We have a lovely community. Please do your part to keep it clean and inviting for our resi- dents and guests. Please remember that dogs should always be on a leash, walked in common areas only with respect for the property of other owners and that you very importantly, always pick up after your pet and dispose of it properly. We thank you for being a responsible pet parent and resident.

Bocce Ball and Pickle Ball. The Bocce Ball and Pickle Ball courts are available from dawn to dusk. A court reservation is not required at this time. Loaner sets of equipment can be borrowed at Club Indigo during business hours.

Wine Down Wednesday. Bring a beverage and connect with other residents at this very casual weekly social.

Doors, Lights and Fans. A reminder that if you are the last person in the fitness center or clubhouse, regardless of the time of day, to turn off all televisions, music, lights and fans and ensure all doors and gates are closed completely behind you. Thank you for your part in best use practices for your community clubhouse.

Respect Your Clubhouse and Fellow Residents. Please be sure to leave the clubhouse, pool area, sports court areas and fitness center in the same condition, or better, than you found it. This means cleaning up behind your visit, placing all trash in appropriate receptacles (three garbage cans around the pool deck and one at the court area) and returning all patio, pool deck and clubhouse furniture to its original position. With pride, we will have a well-attended clubhouse for years to come.

Trash, Recycling and Yard Waste. Weekly trash pickup is Tuesday and Friday. Recycling pickup is Wednesday. Yard waste, such as branches, leaves or palm fronds, will also be picked up on Wednesday. Yard waste must be placed not more than three (3) feet from the road or curb, be in a 32-gallon trash can not visible above the top of the can or in a sturdy trash bag or bundled no longer than four (4) feet in length or have branches more than six (6) inches in diameter and not weigh more than 50 pounds. View the Manatee County website: mymanatee.org for more information

Veterans Connection. Interested in starting a Veterans Friendship Network at Club Indigo? Please see Tami!

Stepping Out Walking Club. Being physically fit and healthy is your choice. Lace up your shoes on Mondays and Fridays, see flyer in this newsletter for times. Stop at Club Indigo to see if others are planning to walk.

Coffee Connection. Bring your favorite coffee mug for a refill and join us once a month on the second Wednesday for casual conversation and friend making. Coffee, sweets and fruits are provided.

Monthly Newsletter and Calendar. Grab a copy of the monthly Indigo Insider newsletter (or just the calendar) from the flyer rack at the clubhouse for your refrigerator. That way, you can stay in the know.

Pool Swans and Thermometers. The swan decoys were placed in the pool to keep ducks, birds and other animals from invading and making a mess on the pool deck and in the pool. The thermometers are mandatory requirements of pool and spa operation. Please do not tamper with this equipment and report any issues to the Club Indigo office.

Lending Library. Share the knowledge! Donate a book you have read or a jigsaw puzzle or dvd movie and take one home!

Located at the cupboard area in the fitness center foyer.

Club Indigo Clubs and Groups Find the flyers for each in this newsletter and then contact the lead residents for more information and to sign up to participate.

AquaFit—Fridays at 11 am! Sign up for a month at a time at $30 or 2 months at a time for $25 each month. Just show up to register for the class and bring cash or check. Alternate class held in fitness center on bad weather days.

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communityCONNECTION

Hello Indigo Friends! Hope you are all well and making the most of this “flatten the curve” downtime! Might as well do yourself a favor and focus on the positive aspects of this challenge!

I would like for all to give our new Property Manager, Colleen Fletcher, a great big Indigo style warm and neighborly—WELCOME! Colleen is new to Access Management, but not to the ways of running an Association, and I am excited to have her on the Indigo team so we can continue to take excellent care of this fantastic community! We will have an informal gathering so all can meet Colleen once things are back on track.

As the amenities are temporarily closed and so, our activities and events, I hope you have been following the Indigo Daily Activity that I have implemented. These activities are being planned and emailed every day at Noon to keep residents moving, thinking and doing. To blow off the blues and the boredom and to keep us connected. I am putting a lot of thought into the activities I choose and hope to intrigue all residents of all ages enough to get them on the wagon. Please take these activities for exactly what they are, positivity in an unusual time! If you do not want to participate, be kind and let everyone enjoy else these small bursts of good. Be sure to email me photos of your participation in the Daily Activity, it would be really awesome to put together a YouTube video of how we came together as a community to show the virus who’s boss!

We have the craziest articles in the newsletter this month! One is 100 Things To Do While Under Quarantine! I never thought I would be posting something like that in our newsletter! Well, when life gives you lemons, you gotta be flexible and still make the most of it! This months newsletter has been streamlined to reflect more of what is currently going on. All flyers for events have been removed, and the calendar pages as well. But we will be back on track hopefully by May.

The newsletter will not be printed this month, just emailed. It is suggested that you download it to refer to, but you can also find it in the newsletter tab of the Indigo website: indigo.accessdifference.com. Now is the time to take a minute to access the resident only side of the website, refer to the directions on Page 12.

Pease stay well! Kick the Corona and practice social distancing! Take on the Bear Hunt Challenge! Our goal is every home in the community by quarantine end! Take a daily walk, bike ride or drive so you can look for them and wave to your neighbors! Nothing can tamper with our Indigo community spirit if we each do our part to keep it strong! Shine On!

Indigo Skies and Easter/Passover Blessings! Tami Prince Club Indigo Director

Stay connected! Click on the icons at left to join us on our Club Indigo sites.

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100 Things To Do While Under Quarantine

Although remaining inside is a good way to protect yourself and others from the coronavirus, and is an important measure to help "flatten the curve" of daily cases that put pressure on our health care system, it could lead to a lesser evil: boredom and stir craziness. What's there to do while stuck indoors? Here are some suggestions to help make your time quarantined as interesting – and perhaps even as productive – as possible.

1. Complete a puzzle: The more pieces the better! More of a pen in hand kind of person? Crossword puzzle! 2. Start a journal or blog. Sure, it can be about the coronavirus, but it could also be about a specific interest from chess to cheese. 3. If it won't bother your neighbors: Dust off that old instrument and practice. 4. Text all your exes just in case you have one more thing you wanted to get off your chest. 5. Write poetry. Perhaps you can craft a haiku for Mother's Day, or something without a specific structure. Just try it! 6. Watch all the really long movies you’ve avoided until now. 7. Download Duolingo, or a similar app, and teach yourself a foreign language. 8. Finally read “Infinite Jest,” “Les Misérables” or even “The Stand.” Go all in and read “Ulysses.” You got this. 9. Meditate. Try lying down with your eyes closed, palms up and while focusing on your breath. Or spend 20 minutes sitting cross- legged and repeat a soothing word to yourself in your head. (The latter is more like transcendental meditation.) 10. Face masks, moisturizer, oh my! Treat yourself to a 10-step skin care routine you don’t have time for during a normal work week. 11. Look at pictures of puppies. 12. Put together the most attractive charcuterie board possible, by using foods you already have in your fridge and cupboard. 13. Take note from "Tangled" star Rapunzel, who has an entire song about how she's spent her days alone in a castle. Activities included in her ditty: Ventriloquism, candle-making, papier-mâché and adding a new painting to her gallery. 14. Write actual letters to family and friends. After that? Write thank-you notes to service people who went out of their way for you. 15. Learn calligraphy. YouTube can help. 16. Finally read the rules to those long and intense board games you've never played with the family. Encourage the family to play. 17. Put on a soap opera. Mute the sound. Create your own dialogue. 18. Have a space in your home where all of the Tupperware goes? Organize it and actually match lids to containers. 19. Try on all your clothes and determine whether they “ joy”, and if not, throw them out. 20. Better yet, go through this process with your junk drawer and supply shelves. 21. Have a roommate meeting about how to be more considerate of one other, especially as arespending more time together. 22. Bake those goods. 23. Watch the films that won Oscars for best picture. 24. Watch films that won Independent Spirit Awards for best picture. 25. Watch films that critics say should have won those aforementioned awards. 26. Read all the New Yorker and other magazine issues piled on your desk. 27. Will Tom Hanks into complete recovery from coronavirus by watching every Tom Hanks movie chronologically. 28. Knit or crochet. 29. Use , FaceTime, or to video chat with your long-distance friends. 30. Try out at-home aerobics or yoga videos. Consider downloading a fitness app with curated workout playlists. 31. Look at yourself in the mirror. Attempt a self portrait with pencil and paper. 32. Take a bubble bath (bonus: add a glass of wine). 33. Make a classic cocktail, from Negroni’s to Manhattans. Don't forget the garnish. 34. Coloring books: They’re not just for kids. 35. Take time to reflect: What have you accomplished in the last year? What goals are you setting for yourself in the next year? 36. Write a short story or get started on that novel. 37. Actually try to reproduce something you see on . Probably fail. Try again. 38. Clear out the family room and camp indoors with all blankets, popcorn and scary movies. 39. Finally get around to fixing that broken door knob and loose tile or cleaning scuffed up walls. 40. Acquire a foam roller and treat yourself to some physical therapy. 41. Pretend you're 13 years old and fold a square piece of paper into a fortune teller you put your thumbs and pointer fingers into. 42. Learn how to braid (fishtail, French, etc.) via YouTube tutorial.. 43. Throw out all your too-old makeup and products. 44. Interview your grandparents (over the phone, of course) and save the audio. Can you create an audio story or book with that file? 45. Go through your camera roll, pick your favorite pics from the past year and make a photo book or order framed versions online. 46. Go on a health kick and learn how to cook new recipes with ingredients you may not be using already, from miso to tahini. 47. Create a Google document of shows or movies you’re watching and share it among family and friends. 48. Make a list of things for which you are grateful.

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49. Have your own wine tasting of thebottles you have at home. Make up about the journey of the grapes to your mouth. 50. Work on your financial planning, such as exploring whether to refinance your loan or ways to save more money. 51. Perfect grandma’s bolognese recipe. 52. Make coffee, but this time study how many beans you use, which types, how hot the water is, how long it brews and whether any of that makes a difference. 53. Buy gift cards from your favorite local businesses to help keep them in business while we quarantine. 54. Watch “Frozen 2,’ which went up early on Disney Plus. Another new movie on the streaming service: "Stargirl." 55. Write a book with your family. Pick a character and each member writes a chapter about their adventures. Read aloud. 56. No March Madness? Have a Scrabble tournament. Or Bananagrams. Pictionary, anyone? 57. Get into baking with "The Great British Baking Show," but your technical challenge is baking something with the ingredients you have on hand (that you didn't already use in the charcuterie board)! 58. Indoor scavenger hunt. 59. Alternate reading the Harry Potter series with your kids and cap each one off with the movie. 60. Dye your hair a new color. No one else needs to see it if you don't like it. 61. Read Robert Jordan’s 14-book “Wheel of Time” series before it streams on Amazon starring Rosamund Pike. 62. Write a play starring your loved ones. Perform it via a video call app. 63. Go viral in the good way by making a quarantine-themed TikTok. 64. Rearrange your sock drawer. Really. 65. Stop procrastinating and do your income taxes. 66. Make lists of all the museums, sporting events and concerts you want to visit when they finally reopen. 67. Get into comics with digital subscriptions on your tablet, like Marvel Unlimited. 68. Rearrange your furniture to make it seem like your home is a totally different space. 69. Practice shuffling playing cards like a Poker dealer. Be ready for employment opportunities once all casinos open back up. 70. Organize your spice rack alphabetically or get crazy and do it by cuisine. 71. Teach your dog to shake. Hand sanitizer optional. 72. Memorize the periodic table. You never know when that will come in handy. 73. Order and put together some IKEA furniture. Time yourself. 74. Get a free trial of a streaming service and binge-watch as much as you can before it expires. 75. Apply for a new job. You have remote work experience now. 76. Learn a new style of dance via YouTube, from bellydance to breakdance. 77. Update or write your will and organize your affairs. Yes, it sounds morbid but let’s face it: now we have the time. 78. Have a dress up parade through the house. 79. Bring out the Legos. Build your house inside of your house. 80. Watch the "Star Wars" movies in this and only this order: Rogue One-IV-V-II-III-Solo-VI-VII-VIII-IX. 81. Two words: Coronavirus beard! Grow it, moisturize it, comb it, love it. 82. Learn the words to “American The Beautiful” and other patriotic songs and sing them out loud! 83. Been meaning to get some new glasses? Try on new frames virtually on sites like GlassesUSA.com. 84. Attempt things with your non-dominant hand, from writing to brushing your teeth. Prepare to be frustrated. 85. How many words per minute can you type? See if you can get speedier by taking a typing course. 86. Prepare to verbally duel a bully who wants to discuss the evolution of the market economy in the Southern colonies, by memorizing Matt Damon's "Good Will Hunting" speech. 87. Learn origami. Make cranes for your loved ones. 88. Stretch. Work on your flexibility. It's possible to get the splits back, right? 89. Try to speak in pig Latin. Or, "ig-pay, atin-Lay." 90. Talk to your plants. How are they doing? Make sure they are getting the amount of sunlight they should be. Check their soil. Water if necessary. 91. Deep condition your hair and put paraffin wax on your hands. Enjoy your soft hair and nails. 92. Consider donating money to food banks to help families struggling to get meals. 93. Write a song. If you want to make it about your time inside and put it to the tune of "My Sharona" and replace "Sharona" with "Corona," do what you have to do. 94. Study the art of beatboxing. 95. Try moving in super-slow motion. It's OK to laugh at regular speed. 96. You know how there are dozens of ways to wear a scarf, but you only wear it the one way? Learn the other ways. 97. Learn Old English words. Pepper them into your conversation. Wherefore not? 98. Try on a new shade of lipstick. See how long it takes your partner to notice it. 99. Take deep breaths, in through your nose and out through your mouth. 100. Sleep. Get lots of it. Indigo Insider Newsletter April 2020 9

Away we go! Interesting snapshots from resident travelers.

Hugging the Coast of Portugal TravelersSmall, picturesque towns with their whitewashed houses andTales

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C.R.E.W. TEAM LEADER SEARCH

The Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk for 2020 is on Saturday, October 17. Resident Tom Headley, with Rosie Coon as his amazing predecessor, have led our team, Indigo C.R.E.W., to great success and have helped our community come out on top of the leaderboard time and time again! Tom has taken on a new community minded role as our first Indigo Neighborhood Association Board Member, so we hope to find a new team leader for this year.

Please send a note to Club Indigo if you would like more information or have interest in being the Indigo C.R.E.W. team captain(s) for this next FUNdraising drive.

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GET CONNECTED ON THE INDIGO WEBSITE! Go to: indigo.accessdifference.com or click HERE to access the Indigo website. It is highly advised that all residents log into the new website and request access to the Resident Only section. There, you will find important community documents as well as a resident directory in which you can post your contact information if you wish. The first time you log in to the resident only section of the website, you must first request login credentials. Follow the prompts to do so and you will receive an email from the Access Management corporate office with your temporary password. All HOA and Club Indigo related information will be sent from the website, so don’t miss out, login today!

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CENTRAL Clean Out The Fridge Soup Something wilting in the crisper? Throw it into this hearty vegetable soup. Prep Time: 20 Mins Cook Time: 40 Mins Yield: Serves 6 INGREDIENTS Veggies that are no longer in their prime are still great candidates for a hearty vegetable soup. This recipe provides a good guide — but, really, your options for ingredients are limitless.

• 3 tbs. extra-virgin olive oil • 1 yellow onion, diced • Sea salt to taste • 2 carrots, peeled and diced • 2 stalks celery, diced • 2 parsnips, peeled and diced • 1 sweet potato, peeled and cut into 1⁄4-inch cubes • 2 cloves garlic, minced • 1⁄2 tsp. dried thyme • 1⁄2 tsp. dried oregano • 1⁄8 tsp. red-pepper flakes • 6 cups Magic Mineral Broth • 1 tbs. tomato paste • 1 14.5-oz. can diced tomatoes • 1 bay leaf • 1 cup cooked quinoa • 1 small bunch kale, Swiss chard, or spinach, chopped into bite-sized pieces

DIRECTIONS • Heat the olive oil in a soup pot over medium heat. Add the onion and a pinch of salt, and saute until translucent, about four minutes. Add the carrots, celery, parsnips, sweet potato, and 1⁄4 tsp. salt, and saute until the vegetables are tender and turning deep golden brown, about 12 minutes. Add the garlic and saute for about 30 seconds, and then stir in the thyme, oregano, red-pepper flakes, and 1⁄2 tsp. salt. • Pour in 1⁄2 cup of the broth to deglaze the pot, stirring to loosen any bits stuck to the bottom, and cook until the liquid is reduced by half. • Stir in the tomato paste, tomatoes, bay leaf, and the remaining broth. Increase the heat to high and bring to a boil. Decrease the heat to low, cover, and simmer until the vegetables are tender, about 15 minutes. • Stir in the quinoa and kale, and cook for three minutes or until the kale is just tender. Taste; you may want to add another generous pinch of salt. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to five days or in the freezer for up to three months.

Let’s get cooking! Do you have a favorite food or beverage recipe that you would like to share? Please send the recipe and a photo to [email protected] for inclusion in a future newsletter!

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WATER EXERCISE COACH

Our Water Exercise Lead Coach for AquaFit, Laurie Denomme, has shared some amazing videos to keep us moving during the break! Click on each of the links below for some great short workouts!

Dear Indigo Water Exercise Students,

Wavemakers is a community dedicated to providing science-based workouts that deliver meaningful and lasting results. To help people keep moving until we can get back together in our classes at Club Indigo, we created six new land-based joint friendly workouts.

They're called: 6-in-1 Movement Breaks. Think: exercise that feels like chicken soup for the joints.

6-in-1 Movement Breaks are available for FREE on You Tube. Make sure you hit the subscribe button so that you never miss a new workout.

A link to each of the 6 new workouts: Why it's possible to get results in just one session. WHY 6-in-1 Balance Exercises: Weight Shift and Leg Lifts (16 minutes) TRY IT Daily Core Strength Routine: Lunge and Plank (12 minutes) TRY IT Best Warmup Exercises to do Before a Walk (12 minutes) TRY IT Sliding Lunge Variations for Power and Balance (10 minutes) TRY IT Water Jug Workout: Jumping jacks without the jump (7 minutes) TRY IT Yoga for Core and Hips: Warrior Poses and Leg Swing (14 minutes) TRY IT

I hope you enjoy! Laurie Founder of Water Exercise Coach Creator of Wavemakers®

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How many birds or butterflies can you identify in your back yard?

B I R D S

B F U L T I T E E S R !

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LANDSCAPING Update

Performance Driven Landscaping

In building relationships with all our customers, excellence in communication is vital to our success. In order to best accommodate you, we will have an on-site Relationship Manager who will always be available to speak with you during our maintenance visits. Our Customer Support Center can also be contacted directly either by phone or e-mail address. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday thru Friday.

Please email our Support Center to open a ticket with landscape issues. For irrigation related inquiries or concerns, we have a dedicated email address for that department. In either case, please be sure to carbon copy the Indigo Property Manager to ensure they are in the loop of your service needs. You will receive a return email to advise that your request has been received.

Direct : (941) 488-7700 Fax line: (941) 488-7701 Support Center E-mail: [email protected] Irrigation Dept. Email: [email protected] Carbon Copy (CC) email: [email protected]

As the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to rapidly evolve, we are making every effort to keep our employees, management team and our customers safe and healthy. We wanted to take this time to make sure you are aware of how PDL is responding and the steps we are tak- ing. We have decided to temporarily suspend face to face meetings with homeowners. We will still be operat- ing as usual but are requesting that all property managers and homeowners utilize the support center for their requests. This will help ensure that we are meeting the needs of our customers during this time. We will resume homeowner/relationship manager meetings as quickly as possible once the threat has been contained. Keeping our Customers, communities we service, and our valued staff safe is our highest priority and will remain our top priority as the situation evolves. Our average daytime temperatures for the month of April will be hovering around 85 degrees and our nighttime temperatures are averaging around 65 degrees. With the rise in temperature we will also start to see the ambient soil temperatures begin to follow suit. As this happens all turf and ornamental plants will begin to grow. The temperature of the soil is important as it affects how quickly plants take up water and nutrients. Two examples of soil conditions and how they can affect growth would be clay and sandy soils. Clay soils are cold, wet soils which generally slows down germination and seedling growth. Wet soil takes more energy to heat up but are also slower to cool down. Sandy soils don't contain much water but lots of air, they warm up quickly. Keeping that in mind the tempera- ture in sandy soil can also change rapidly.

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The reason we are bringing up soil temperatures is to address what we refer to as "Hot Spots". Hot spots are often caused by irregular soil composition. This does not rule out a possible broken irrigation issue. Also keep in mind sandier soils and lawns with steep slopes are also more susceptible to have areas with hot spots. As always, we appreciate having everyone's eyes open and letting us know if there is anything we miss. We will continue to monitor for hot spots and other problematic areas and increase or decrease water as needed. Please remember the "more water" is not always the best solution especially when dealing with hot spots. Again, we ask that anyone who does have access to their irrigation clocks please call us prior to mak- ing any of your own adjustments.

Maintenance Plan: 14-Day rotation per the Maintenance Contract. Our service dates may change based on weather variables.

4/7/2020 4/28/2020

Edge all hard surfaces Edge all hard and soft surfaces Cuts lakes that are in rotation Cut lakes that are in Bahia rotation Spray weeds at Single Family Cut all Zoysia turf Homes Cut all Saint Augustine turf Cut all Zoysia turf Remove fallen debris Cut all Saint Augustine turf Work on open call requests

Detail amenity Work on open call requests Irrigation inspection dates: We are currently doing inspections. 4/14/2020 Edge all hard and soft surfaces Trim Dates: Cut lakes that are in Bahia rotation Week of the 13th, and week of the 20th. Cut all Zoysia turf Cut all Saint Augustine turf Remove fallen debris Work on open call requests

4/21/2020 Edge all hard surfaces Cuts lakes that are in rotation Spray weeds at Single Family Homes Cut all St Zoysia turf Cut all Saint Augustine turf Detail amenity Work on open call requests

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More Things to Do While Under Quarantine!

Paint a vase. Make shadow puppets. Write a gratitude list. Eat a giant bowl of ice- cream. Bake something insane & over-the-top. Pull out all your old magazines. Read them, then cut them up to make collages and vision boards. Clean out your closet! Make a few piles: put into storage, sell, donate, & keep. Make a master list of every- thing you need to do. Then start… Reply to all of your email. Add a lot of movies to your Netflix queue, & work your way through them. Read your favorite blogs from the beginning all the way to the end. Take a long soak in the tub and then moisturize your entire body. Find your favorite photographs & hang them in your house. Do a home maintenance project. Read the entire newspaper. Organize your jewelry collec- tion. Watch a documentary about someone truly fabulous. Lie in bed & read a book, impending naps allowed! Paint your nails in an extremely elaborate fashion. Learn the words to your favorite song. Research & plan a trip to ensue as soon as possible. Make paper dolls, put them in envelopes & send them to your best friends. Tell ghost stories. Catch up on your sleep. Reorganize your desk. Throw away your old papers & start fresh. Learn one of Beyonce’s dance routines. Re-write your bio or your about page. Practice your best #bloggerface on . Make your own Snuggie by hand-stitching old sweaters together. Clean your house. Redesign your entire life with the help of Pinterest. Chew an entire pack of Hubba Bubba & blow the biggest bubbles possible. Make funny faces. Glue crystals onto a pair of sunglasses. Put on lipstick & kiss all your envelopes. Dye your lingerie in the bathtub. Paint a huge heart on your wall. Light candles. Daydream. Write a letter on stationery. Tease your hair really, really big. Make your own book-ends. Do some sun salutations in your living room. Sing to your plants. Camp indoors! Cook an extravagant break- fast: eggs, bacon, pancakes & a big pot of tea Make a cool mixtape of your favorite songs. Cut out drawings of Where’s Waldo & stick them all over your house. Watch all episodes of all seasons of your favorite tv show. Put on your most glamorous eve- rything & slink around your home. Spray your shoes with glue & roll them in glitter. Get lost in nostalgia by Googling all your favorite television shows from childhood. Tweeze your eyebrows. Literally make lemons into lemonade. Practice drawing the perfect cat’s eye. Make a mess. Style your bedroom. Hula hoop! Start planning birthday & holiday gifts for your favorite people. Stick things to your phone case. Get rid of everything that you do not know to be useful, or find to be beautiful. Write postcards or notes and then mail them. Make a milkshake. Arm-wrestle! Glitter your eyebrows. Write a poem. Do 20 push-ups. Call your mother, sister, friend. Paint something pink. Look out the window. Just clear your mind and relax…

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INDIGO AT LAKEWOOD RANCH

CLUB INDIGO CLUBHOUSE 12815 Deep Blue Place Lakewood Ranch, FL 34211 indigo.accessdifference.com 941-527-0030

Colleen Fletcher Community Association Manager CLUB INDIGO [email protected] HOURS OF OPERATION 813-607-2220

Clubhouse Tami Prince Daily: Club Indigo Director 9:00 am to 10:00 pm [email protected] 941-527-0030 Fitness Center Daily: 24 Hours In Case Of Emergency (Access after dusk at Access Management court area gate only) 2970 University Parkway, Suite 101 Sarasota, FL 34243 Pool and Pool Gates 813-607-2220 Daily: Dawn to Dusk

Sports Courts Daily: Dawn to Dusk

Wi-Fi at Clubhouse, Pool

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