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| Pickleball I
Pickleball II | 7:00 am
9:00 am | Everyday
Everyday | Pickleball Courts
Pickleball Courts | | Cribbage | 2:00 pm | Wednesday | Ramada | | |
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HOA Board
From Kevin Welsh, President, EE HOA Board
The HOA Board will not meet in June, July, or August. The next regularly scheduled meeting will be September 16th.
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Pool Update
From Kevin Welsh, President, EE HOA Board
The cool decking is complete, the new pool cover rails have been installed, and the pool and spa re-plastering is set for next week. The pool could be open by June 1st. The lift chair has been received at the suppliers and the bolts will be drilled and installed on June 5th, followed by the chair install on June 13th.
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Monday Morning Memo Summer Schedule
From Judy Hayes, Editor MMM
The Monday Morning Memo will change to the Summer schedule effective June 3 for the months of June, July, and August. That means we will publish a MMM on the first and third Mondays of those months, and resume the weekly regular schedule in September. We will be available to send out emails to residents throughout the Summer as needed.
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Dog Waste Deposit Cans
From Tom Kozik
Temperatures will be rising now, please make sure your dog waste bags are tied before depositing in provided cans on our trails. The volunteers that maintain them would appreciate it.
Additionally, we are developing a list of occasional back-up volunteers to pick up the waste when necessary, I.E., vacation, illness, etc. Please contact Tom Kozik at (870) 404-404-2064 for details. Supplies will be provided. Thank you.
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What Are You Reading This Summer?
Many of us take advantage of the lazy days of Summer and enjoy reading in our cool air conditioned spaces. We'd love to hear about what you are reading. Would you share the titles of books you have read and enjoyed this Summer? Here's a suggestion from Lynn Theder....
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The Last Garden in England by Julia Kelly. The story takes place in 1907, 1944 and present day at the same huge home and garden where the garden needs to be redone. The gardens of every era are mostly professional gardens. The book is available at the library.
Please send an email with your book recommendations to Judy Hayes, jkhayes70@gmail.com, with the book information. We will put your book ideas in the MMMs for all to enjoy. Thanks!
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Boy, Is it Ever Quiet in the Neighborhood!
From Judy Hayes
You may have noticed that the Monday Morning Memo is shorter than normal this week....a lot shorter! That's not a bad thing, just means many EE activities are on pause through the Summer months, and it means temps are heating up, might even reach 100 degrees this week. I've been thinking, "What am I going to talk about in the MMM?" My husband replied, "Talk about not having anything to talk about....ha!"
Usually we have a lot of news for the MMM, even bursting at the seams sometimes. Maybe not a lot to talk about right now, but life is good in Esperanza Estates. We are getting the pool and spa redone; Pickleball still happens every day; Cribbage happens every Wednesday; Thirsty Thursday happens every other Thursday; early morning walks are glorious; many birds are still here and Cardinals visit nearly every day; gorgeous Saguaros are blooming; and evenings on the patio under the dark skies are quiet and restful. We are a bunch of extremely fortunate "55+'ers" here in EE. So, a shorter MMM is not a big deal....definitely a good thing.
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CHARLES LEWIS QUINTET
Friday, May 31, 2024 - 7:00 PM MST
Originally from Philadelphia, PA, Charles Lewis began performing at the age of seven. Some of his earliest jazz influences include Oscar Peterson, Ray Charles, Dizzy Gillespie, John Coltrane, Charlie Parker and Nay King Cole.
Click here for more information.
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Please send your neighborhood pictures, jokes, suggestions, and comments to
Judy Hayes, jkhayes70@gmail.com, 720-201-9260 and
John Nesavich, jnesavich@gmail.com, 303-880-3261
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