Ballroom Dance:Try Some New Steps

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Line Dance with Rebecca

Level 1 Line Dancers are already having a great time in their lessons with Rebecca Magdanz; they’ve been dancing almost 10 years in SaddleBrooke.

Dr. Mark Magdanz Classes are filling rapidly for a mid-July kickoff of a nine lesson series. This spring series over 100 dancers are spending time in the comfortable air conditioning of HOA1, HOA2 and SaddleBrooke Ranch. As always, lots of dance steps (about 4,000 to 5,000 per class are being added to daily fitness recommendations.…

Team RWB

RWB members Kristin Trapp and Emerson Knowles

Julia Young This is a testimonial to SaddleBrooke Rotary Club member Emerson Knowles. On March 31 Emerson and fellow Team RWB member Kristin Trapp spoke to our club about their involvement in bringing our young veterans of war home and keeping them healthy. Kristin is retired from the Air Force and works as an occupational…

Animal mating game

SaddleBrooke Nature Club President Ron Andrea, Jim Thompson (door prize winner); photo by Ed Skaff

Pam Boedeker May’s SaddleBrooke Nature Club meeting was filled to capacity! The title of the night’s presentation was Animal Mating Game. Our speaker, Sandy Reith, began her talk by assuring members that there was no X or R rated material in her presentation. Sandy has a long history of interest in desert animals. Prior to…

Establish your meditation practice

The Three Things You Need: Motivation, Method and Structure Motivation What is your purpose for practicing meditation? Some traditional purposes for engaging in meditation are to relax, to find refuge from the storm, to heal – emotionally or physically – to open the heart and become more loving, to grow spiritually. It is important to know…

April in Paris – SaddleBrooke Style

As over sixty graceful, energetic and elegantly dressed dancers arrived at the Let’s Dance Club’s annual gala in late April, they were transported to an evening in Paris – SaddleBrooke style. The lights were low, the music was decidedly French, the Eiffel Tower and cherry blossoms adorned each table. Cocktails and a banquet style dinner…

Knit Wits news

Ruth gets some assistance with the vest on which she is working.

Carol Chiarello Tina Marie Willis is a fairly new knitter. We recently held a magic loop class and she taught several ladies this technique. It is helpful to do the magic loop to take the place of double pointed needles. If this all sounds like a foreign language, trust me, it is at first! But…