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Arbor House Branch Arbor House Assisted Living & Memory Care 9240 E November 2019 Arbor House Assisted Living Postage Information & Memory 9240 E. Reno Midwest City, OK 73130 Arbor House Branch Arbor House Assisted Living & Memory Care 9240 E. Reno, Midwest City, OK 73130 (405) 455-3900 ph. (405)610-6937 fax Bread for Breaking and Baking This November, there are a variety of holidays that encourage the gathering of families and friends: Día de Muertos in Mexico, Diwali in India, Thanksgiving in the United States, Saint Andrew’s Day in Scotland, and many Celebrating November others. These holidays offer the perfect opportunity to Birthdays: “break bread” with loved ones. While many will literally be breaking bread at their feast tables, the expression Barbara Phillips 11/13 “break bread together” denotes sharing more than just food, but also feelings of love, trust, and togetherness. Dusty Chambless 11/11 Clara Lee Winders 11/20 Many believe that the phrase “breaking bread” originated Calvin Baker 11/24 in the New Testament of the Bible, where Jesus broke bread and shared it with his apostles during the Last Supper. It was this Scriptural sharing of bread that provides Staff: the basis for the Eucharist, or “Holy Communion.” However, Abel Hernandez 11/5 the ritual breaking of bread dates back to before the Last Supper and has a long Jewish history, a history with which Anna Hernandez 11/5 Japan’s Movie Monster November Birthdays Jesus, as a Jew, was familiar. The Jewish ritual of Shabbat Misty Birdsong 11/6 On November 3, 1954, the In astrology, those born November 1–22 Sondra Myers 11/6 involves breaking bread. Indeed, according to laws given movie Godzilla was released are the scorpions of Scorpio. Scorpios are to Moses by God, 12 breads were supposed to be placed in the Tabernacle each Sabbath. It is from these Jewish throughout Japan. The tale of passionate and assertive, yet they are also traditions that we get the expression “breaking bread.” a giant dinosaur-like monster known to keep cool and calm. This composure Alzheimer’s Disease Month awoken by an atomic bomb makes them good, steadfast leaders and loyal As luck would have it, Homemade Bread Day falls on was not an instant hit. Many and honest friends. Those born between Veterans Day: U.S. November 17, offering a chance for novice and expert critics believed that the November 23–30 are centaur archers of November 11 bakers alike to try baking their own bread. When we think filmmakers were exploiting Sagittarius. Archers are curious, energetic, of bread, we mostly think of yeast breads, which must be Japanese fears of nuclear and enjoy change, the restless travelers of World Kindness Day allowed to rise and rest before baking. Quick breads, on devastation, fears that were still fresh in the the zodiac. They are funny and enthusiastic, the other hand, rise with the help of leavening agents like November 13 baking powder or baking soda, so there is no need to wait minds of many Japanese less than 10 years cherishing freedom as their greatest treasure. after the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Rock Your Mocs Day for the yeast to work. Regardless of your leaven, baking When the film was released in America two Burt Lancaster (actor) – November 2, 1913 homemade bread fills the house with wonderful smells November 15 that are bound to attract a crowd. Challah is the traditional years later, critics had a different view. They Art Garfunkel (singer) – November 5, 1941 believed that the movie accurately captured Alfre Woodard (actress) – November 8, 1952 Jewish Sabbath loaf, a portion of which was separated as Thanksgiving: U.S. a gift for the kohanim, or priests. A yeast bread with honey- the horrors of nuclear war. Soon, even Carl Sagan (scientist) – November 9, 1934 Japanese critics were praising Godzilla for November 28 sweetened and egg-enriched dough, challah makes a light, Whoopi Goldberg (comedian) – Nov. 13, 1955 tender loaf that is golden brown. The braided loaf looks its social commentary. Today, Godzilla Georgia O’Keeffe (painter) – November 15, 1887 like intertwined arms, symbolizing love or the interlocked remains an enduring part of Japanese pop Alan Shepard (astronaut) – November 18, 1923 principles of peace, truth, and justice. Its 12 humps recall culture. The movie spawned 32 more films, George Eliot (author) – November 22, 1819 the 12 ritual breads meant for the Tabernacle and the 12 as well as a bevy of comic books and toys. tribes of Israel. With such a storied history, it is easy to see According to Guinness, Godzilla is the Charles Schulz (cartoonist) – November 26, 1922 how sharing bread has come to symbolize a nourishing longest-running film franchise in history. Mark Twain (writer) – November 30, 1835 meal for both the body and the spirit. November 2019 Grow a Mo, Bro Pride of the Pilgrims Jukebox Heroes That’s So Cliché This November, you may notice that a lot In 1620, the pilgrims departed England on The day before you gather around Each year, Cliché Day is celebrated on more men than usual are sporting beards and the Mayflower, looking for religious freedom the turkey for Thanksgiving, gather the same day, November 3, which is apt moustaches. These facial hair aficionados may be in the New World. They had contracted with around the jukebox for Jukebox considering that a cliché is a phrase or following the premise “Grow a Mo, Save a Bro,” the Virginia Company to establish a colony Day! After all, both are American expression that is used over and over again in honor of Movember, a worldwide movement in Virginia, but storms drove their ship far off pastimes, and both offer perfect until it becomes unexciting or boring. Perhaps of growing facial hair to raise awareness of men’s course, and they landed instead on what is reasons to gather together and the saddest part of any cliché is that it was health issues. now Cape Cod. Far from Virginia, the pilgrims have a party. once original and exciting. Take the story aboard the Mayflower began to argue that opener, “It was a dark and stormy night.” The Movember movement they were no longer bound to the laws of The very first jukebox was installed by Louis This phrase was originally penned by Edward began in a bar in 2003, when Virginia Company. Pilgrim leader William Glass in San Francisco’s Palais Royale Saloon Bulwer-Lytton in his 1830 novel Paul Clifford. two Australian men, Travis Bradford knew that without laws the colonists on November 23, 1889. His nickel-in-the-slot Bulwer-Lytton is not only responsible for this Garone and Luke Slattery, would turn against themselves. And so, on machine was little more than an Edison wax cliché but also for incorporating the phrases shared a beer and a laugh over November 11, 1620, the colonists signed the cylinder phonograph fitted with Glass’s own “the pen is mightier than the sword” and the demise of the moustache. Mayflower Compact, a set of laws establishing invention, a coin slot. The machine did not “pursuit of the almighty dollar” into his books. It seemed as if that particular order within their new colony. It fell upon Myles have any speakers or means of amplification, It seems that if anyone should be celebrated piece of facial hair’s heyday Standish, as chief military officer, to enforce so listeners had to put their ear to one of four on Cliché Day, it is Bulwer-Lytton. So, feel was long over. Moustaches the compact. Historians now believe that it listening tubes to hear the music. And listen free to use any number of worn-out expressions had not just fallen out of fashion, but they were was this document that allowed the colonists they did! In the first six months of operation, on this day, as long as you give credit where deemed corny. Inspired by a friend who was to work for each other and survive that first, the single nickel-in-slot phonograph machine credit is due. fundraising for his mother’s breast cancer, harsh winter. The Mayflower Compact earned over $1,000. Glass quickly installed these two friends decided that they would grow remains the first document that established other machines throughout the area, which big and funny moustaches as a fundraiser for self-government in the New World and is helped him earn thousands. Before long, The Descent of Dunce men’s health issues such as prostate cancer. regarded as the earliest successful example other inventors got in on the game, creating November 8 commemorates the They would ask people to donate 10 dollars of democracy in the colonies. coin-operated music players of their own. death of the medieval Catholic per moustache. Before long, they had found scholar and philosopher John 30 friends willing to grow a “mo” in support of In 1918, Hobart Niblack created a device Duns Scotus in 1308. It is from their cause. Today, their worldwide moustache Easy-Baked Success that could automatically change records. Duns Scotus that we get the movement numbers five million “mo bros,” and This led to the invention of the first machine On November 4, 1963, term dunce, meaning “a stupid over the past 15 years, they have raised $837 that could play a wide selection of music from person.” How would such an esteemed scholar the Kenner toy company million to combat men’s health problems such different records, by the Automated Musical give rise to a term for a know-nothing? Duns as prostate and testicular cancer, mental health introduced the Easy-Bake Instrument Company in 1927. Then in 1928, Scotus earned great renown for his sweeping problems, and suicide prevention.
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