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What was the Turkey suspected of? Fowl play
NOVEMBER 2023
Activities | Resident Life | IInspiration What sound does a Turkey’s
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phone make? Wing! Wing!
What do you get if you
A special thank you to Enhabit Health for bringing and decorating pumpkins with our residents! They loved the fun event!
divide the circumference of a pumpkin by its diameter?
NOVEMBER 5: Pianist Karen and Her Hymns
Pumpkin pi
NOVEMBER 6: Betty J. Birthday and Celebration
Occasions Attitude of Gratitude
At Crossroads Senior Living, let’s make the “attitude of gratitude” a way of life. When gratitude infuses the atmosphere there is a sense of warmth and contentment. In a world that often rushes by, taking time to experience the good around us and express thankfulness for the simple joys that each day brings fosters a deep sense of well-being, promoting resilience and reducing stress levels.
NOVEMBER 7: Mark P. Entertainer
A lady was picking through the NOVEMBER 10: Veterans Day Honor Celebration
frozen turkeys at the grocery store for Thanksgiving Day,
NOVEMBER 14: Fiddlin’ with Fran
but she couldn’t find one big enough for her family. She
NOVEMBER 15: Pastor Jack
turned to the stock boy and
NOVEMBER 19: Pianist Karen and Her Hymns
asked, “Do these turkeys get
NOVEMBER 22: Pastor Warren
any bigger?” “No, ma’am,” he
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NOVEMBER 22: Family Thanksgiving Festivity
replied. “They’re dead.”
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Reminder, there is a signup sheet for the Family Thanksgiving Dinner with your loved one located next to the sign-in binder. The dinner will be held on Wednesday, November 22, 2023, at noon. Two family members are allowed to attend and prices for the meal are $15 per person. Please RSVP by Friday, November 3, 2023.
Peace of Mind Senior Living
One of the most significant advantages of gratitude is the strong sense of community it creates. Gratitude helps us form close bonds, appreciating not only the beauty of the surroundings but also the companionship of our neighbors. Our staff, deeply committed to the well-being of the residents, find their work more fulfilling in this environment of gratitude. The strong social connections that arise from this shared appreciation enhance residents’ mental and emotional health. Gratitude has a direct impact on physical health. People who practice gratitude have been shown to experience improved sleep patterns, lower blood pressure, and overall better health. It’s a testament to how the power of gratitude extends beyond the emotional realm to positively influence the well-being of our community. The bottom line, gratitude is a fundamental and beneficial characteristic worth striving for at Crossroads Lakewood. It creates an environment where residents and staff embrace the beauty of the moment, form deep connections, and enjoy the numerous health benefits that gratitude brings. Let’s commit to an attitude of gratitude. Doing so will mean that Crossroads is not just a place to live; it’s a place to thrive.
Memory Care Lakewood: (720) 925-5569 | Northglenn: (303) 252-1118 | Delta: (970) 874-1421
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Birthdays 11•6 | Betty J.
Top of Lookout Mountain looking over Denver Ed’s Hat is perfect with his shirt Peter dressed as a tiger Betty F. painting her entire pumpkin
Everone enjoying snacks, hot cocoa and the beautiful views
No one wanted to walk this trail in Golden
Everyone loves a bat pumpkin Betty R. having a wonderful time at the party
Jean making a couple of pumpkins
Pat is excited about her door sign
Joy is happy as a bee
Update from Maranatha
Sharon misses her animals
Betty J. trying the cotton ball game More than enough. Those were the words on the banner that the Maranatha project coordinator saw as she walked into the dining hall of Camp Lawroweld in southwest Maine. Only 17 people had signed up on the project where Maranatha Volunteers International had committed to continue the third of three maintenance efforts – including replumbing and remodeling several buildings, building a deck onto the medical building, wiring the craft house for electricity and various smaller projects.
Jamie is Prime!
Joe loves Coco
ResidentLife
Glenda Davidson, the trips coordinator, learning of the small crew, was worried, but certain that “whatever God sends is enough.” With God’s help, her group was more than enough, completing more projects than she could have anticipated. “It was amazing how our team worked,” she said. Camp Lawroweld’s main focus is reaching out to young people and guiding them in their physical and spiritual growth and that, according to Glenda, is “why we go.”
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Betty J. loves Coco
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Donna and Laurie and the Hawaiian and Gypsy
Maranatha Volunteers International, a non-profit, Christian organization, ion, mobilizes volunteers to build churches, schools, water wells, and other er urgently needed structures around the world. To learn more, scan this is code, go to w w w . m a r a n a t h a . o r g or visit the Maranatha channel. el.
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Birthdays 11•6 | Betty J.
Top of Lookout Mountain looking over Denver Ed’s Hat is perfect with his shirt Peter dressed as a tiger Betty F. painting her entire pumpkin
Everone enjoying snacks, hot cocoa and the beautiful views
No one wanted to walk this trail in Golden
Everyone loves a bat pumpkin Betty R. having a wonderful time at the party
Jean making a couple of pumpkins
Pat is excited about her door sign
Joy is happy as a bee
Update from Maranatha
Sharon misses her animals
Betty J. trying the cotton ball game More than enough. Those were the words on the banner that the Maranatha project coordinator saw as she walked into the dining hall of Camp Lawroweld in southwest Maine. Only 17 people had signed up on the project where Maranatha Volunteers International had committed to continue the third of three maintenance efforts – including replumbing and remodeling several buildings, building a deck onto the medical building, wiring the craft house for electricity and various smaller projects.
Jamie is Prime!
Joe loves Coco
ResidentLife
Glenda Davidson, the trips coordinator, learning of the small crew, was worried, but certain that “whatever God sends is enough.” With God’s help, her group was more than enough, completing more projects than she could have anticipated. “It was amazing how our team worked,” she said. Camp Lawroweld’s main focus is reaching out to young people and guiding them in their physical and spiritual growth and that, according to Glenda, is “why we go.”
Scan here for a virtual tour
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@Crossroads.Lakewood Lakewood: (720) 925-5569
Betty J. loves Coco
Peace of Mind Senior Living | LAKEWOOD | N O V E M B E R 2 0 2 3
Donna and Laurie and the Hawaiian and Gypsy
Maranatha Volunteers International, a non-profit, Christian organization, ion, mobilizes volunteers to build churches, schools, water wells, and other er urgently needed structures around the world. To learn more, scan this is code, go to w w w . m a r a n a t h a . o r g or visit the Maranatha channel. el.
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Time tog Pastimes Lau h
Word Search: F E E L I N G G R A T E F U L at Lakewood
Crossroads Courier
What was the Turkey suspected of? Fowl play
NOVEMBER 2023
Activities | Resident Life | IInspiration What sound does a Turkey’s
Join Us
phone make? Wing! Wing!
What do you get if you
A special thank you to Enhabit Health for bringing and decorating pumpkins with our residents! They loved the fun event!
divide the circumference of a pumpkin by its diameter?
NOVEMBER 5: Pianist Karen and Her Hymns
Pumpkin pi
NOVEMBER 6: Betty J. Birthday and Celebration
Occasions Attitude of Gratitude
At Crossroads Senior Living, let’s make the “attitude of gratitude” a way of life. When gratitude infuses the atmosphere there is a sense of warmth and contentment. In a world that often rushes by, taking time to experience the good around us and express thankfulness for the simple joys that each day brings fosters a deep sense of well-being, promoting resilience and reducing stress levels.
NOVEMBER 7: Mark P. Entertainer
A lady was picking through the NOVEMBER 10: Veterans Day Honor Celebration
frozen turkeys at the grocery store for Thanksgiving Day,
NOVEMBER 14: Fiddlin’ with Fran
but she couldn’t find one big enough for her family. She
NOVEMBER 15: Pastor Jack
turned to the stock boy and
NOVEMBER 19: Pianist Karen and Her Hymns
asked, “Do these turkeys get
NOVEMBER 22: Pastor Warren
any bigger?” “No, ma’am,” he
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NOVEMBER 22: Family Thanksgiving Festivity
replied. “They’re dead.”
FEEL MORE CONNECTED AND GROW OUR COMMUNITY You can help us grow our community by doing a Google search for Crossroads at Lakewood and leave eav ve us a positive review. Please follow us on Facebook too. Find us at facebook.com/crossroads.lakewood ood d. We appreciate your support!
Reminder, there is a signup sheet for the Family Thanksgiving Dinner with your loved one located next to the sign-in binder. The dinner will be held on Wednesday, November 22, 2023, at noon. Two family members are allowed to attend and prices for the meal are $15 per person. Please RSVP by Friday, November 3, 2023.
Peace of Mind Senior Living
One of the most significant advantages of gratitude is the strong sense of community it creates. Gratitude helps us form close bonds, appreciating not only the beauty of the surroundings but also the companionship of our neighbors. Our staff, deeply committed to the well-being of the residents, find their work more fulfilling in this environment of gratitude. The strong social connections that arise from this shared appreciation enhance residents’ mental and emotional health. Gratitude has a direct impact on physical health. People who practice gratitude have been shown to experience improved sleep patterns, lower blood pressure, and overall better health. It’s a testament to how the power of gratitude extends beyond the emotional realm to positively influence the well-being of our community. The bottom line, gratitude is a fundamental and beneficial characteristic worth striving for at Crossroads Lakewood. It creates an environment where residents and staff embrace the beauty of the moment, form deep connections, and enjoy the numerous health benefits that gratitude brings. Let’s commit to an attitude of gratitude. Doing so will mean that Crossroads is not just a place to live; it’s a place to thrive.
Memory Care Lakewood: (720) 925-5569 | Northglenn: (303) 252-1118 | Delta: (970) 874-1421
w w w . c r o s s r o a d s a l c . o r g | 8201 W. Jewel Ave. | Lakewood, CO 80232