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Essential Beauty Salon 2996 Cleveland Ave. North, Please Check Roseville, MN 55113 - 651-633-0044 MarchMarch Daily Activity Sheets for Updates Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Activity Guide: Essential 1 2 FR - Fitness Room 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 10:45: Chair Exercise - GR Outings: Blue GR - Great Room 9:45: Fitness Club - GR 1:00: Movie - LLC Fitness: Green Beauty Salon LLC - Cinema 11:00: Whole House Worship - GR Movies & Schedule an Appointment: “Perfect Storm” March 17 CR - Club Room 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML Entertainment: WWG - Windwood Garden (George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg) 3:00: Money Bingo! - GR WW- Windwood Burgundy Call Katie at: 651-302-5644 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML ML- Main Lobby 6:00: Friday Night at the Movies - LLC Wednesdays & Fridays All are Welcome! “Fargo” (William H. Macy, Frances McDormand) 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 1:00: Movie: LLC 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 9:45: Fitness Club - GR 9:45: Fitness Club - GR 10:45: Chair Exercise - GR “Murder on the 9:45: Balance & Mobility - GR 10:45: Tenant Council - GR 9:45: Balance & Mobility - GR 11:00: Worship - GR 9:45: Fitness Club - GR 1:00: Movie - LLC Orient Express” 11:00: Catholic Communion -GR 1:00: Movie: “Cast Away” 1:00: Bridge/or ‘500’ cards - CR 1:00: St. Patty’s Day Craft! - GR “The Informant” (Tom Hanks, Helen Hunt) 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML (Alfred Molina, Meredith Baxter) 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 12:30: Shopping Loop 2:00: Bob Boziach/Piano & Song - GR (Matt Damon, Tony Hale) 1:30: Emmet D. Williams Reading Program 3:00: Money Bingo! - GR 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 3:00: Money Bingo! - GR 2:00: Lara/Mardi Gra Party! - WW 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 6:00: Friday Night at the Movies - LLC 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 2:00: Second Chances - GR 3:00: Money Bingo! - GR 3:00: Cribbage - CR “Money Pit” (Tom Hanks, Shelley Long) 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 4:00: Happy Hour - ML 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 9:45: Fitness Club - GR 10:45: Chair Exercise - GR 1:00: Movie: LLC 9:45: Balance & Mobility - GR 9:45: Fitness Club - GR 9:45: Fitness Club - GR 9:45: Balance & Mobility - GR 11:00: Whole House Worship - GR “Oliver Twist” 11:00: Catholic Communion - GR 1:00: Movie: “W.” 1:00: Movie - LLC (Josh Brolin, Elizabeth Banks) 1:30: St. Patty’s Day Music/Scott Bolin-GR 1:30: Monroe Wright - GR 12:30: Shopping Loop 1:00: Bridge/or ‘500’ Cards - CR “The Day the Earth Stood (Barney Clark, Ben Kingsley) 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 2:00: Lara/ Luck of the Irish Sing-along- WW 2:30: Let’s Play UNO! - ML Still” (Michael Rennie, Patricia Neal) 3:00: Money Bingo! - GR 3:00: Money Bingo! - GR 2:30 - Coffee & Cookies - ML 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 3:00: Money Bingo! - GR 4:00: Happy Hour - ML 6:00: Friday Night at the Movies - LLC 3:00: Nail Painting - GR “City Lights” (Charles Chaplin, Virginia 3:00: Cribbage - CR Cherrill) 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat 9:45: Balance & Mobility - GR 9:45: Fitness Club - GR 9:45: Balance & Mobility - GR 10:45: Chair Exercise - GR 1:00: Movie - LLC 10:00: Fitness Club - GR 9:45: Fitness Club - GR 11:00: Catholic Communion - GR 1:00: Movie: “Men Who Stares at Goats 1:00: Movie - LLC “Frost Nixon” (Frank 1:00: Bridge/or ‘500’ cards - CR 11:00: Whole House Worship-GR Langella, Michael Sheen) 1:30: Robert Lipscomb - GR 12:30: Shopping Loop (Ewan McGregor, George Clooney) 2:00: March B-day Party! “Michael Clayton” 3:00: Money Bingo! - GR 2:00: Lara/Compliment Song writing - WW 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML (Music by Wes Miller) (George Clooney, Tilda Swinton) 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 6:00: Friday Night at the Movies - LLC 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 3:00: Money Bingo! - GR 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML “The January Man” (Kevin Kline, 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 3:00: Money Bingo! - GR 6:00: Ladies Night- CR 4:00: Happy Hour - ML 3:00: Cribbage - CR Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio) 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1:00: Movie: LLC 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML 9:15: Morning Coffee Chat - ML “Charade” (Cary Grant, Audrey 9:45: Fitness Club - GR 10:45: Chair Exercise - GR Hepburn) 9:45: Balance & Mobility - GR 9:45: Fitness Club - GR 9:45: Fitness Club - GR 9:45: Balance & Mobility - GR 2:30: - Coffee & Cookies - ML 10:30: GRAND-FRIENDS! - GR 11:00: Worship- GR 1:00: Movie - LLC 1:00: Movie: “Born Yesterday” 1:00: Bridge/or ‘500’ cards - CR 1:30: Patrick Allen - ML 11:00: Catholic Communion - CR (Judy Holliday, William Holden) 3:00: Money Bingo! - GR “Legally Blonde 2” 31 2:00: James Shaw - GR 1:00: Movie: LLC 12:30: Shopping Loop 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 6:00: Friday Night at the Movies - LLC (Reese Witherspoon, Sally Field) 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML “Best in Show” (Fred Willard, 2:00: Lara/ Women in Music - WW 3:00: Money Bingo! - GR “The Girl with the Pearl Earring 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML Eugene Levy) 3:00: Money Bingo! - GR 2:30: Coffee & Cookies - ML 4:00: Happy Hour - ML (Scarlett Johansson, Colin Firth) 2:30: - Coffee & Cookies - ML .
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