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April Happenings
April 3 10:00 "Introduction to Knitting". Each Monday in April, Betty Bohnert will teach beginners to knit. Bring a pair of size 4 knitting needles, a skein of 4-ply knitting worsted yarn and scissors. Please sign up.
April 4 12:30 "Oh, My Achin' Back!" Carol Edvin, Physical Therapist from Plainfield Physical Therapy, will share some ways to manage pain and remain active.
April 5 10:30 "Together" Group with Judy Adams. The most valuable time is " your" time. We have 24 hours a day to use or lose. What are we doing with it? We will make a plan.
April 11 12:30 "Knee Replacement Surgery" ,with Andrea Wyle, RN, DHMC. Are your knees talking to you? Has surgery been suggested and now you need to make a decision? Join us for questions and answers about knee replacement surgery.
April 12 12:00 Easter Dinner/Birthday Day. Harold Luce will entertain as we celebrate April Birthdays and Easter. Harold always draws a crowd so please sign up.
April 17 12:30 "Are You A True Vermonter?" Take our little quiz and find out. No studying required!
April 18 12:30 Bugbee "Antique Road Show" with Susan Gault of Gault Antiques in Thetford. It's back! A chance for you to share your treasures and get an informal appraisal of their current worth. Please sign up to reserve a spot on the antique table.
April 20 12:30 "Red Cross Disaster Relief Services" with Kevin White. How would we benefit from the Red Cross Relief Program if a local disaster should occur?
April 24 12:30 Music Medley with Joe (Pogar) on the violin and "No" (Winona Hary) on the piano.
April 26 9:30 Bazaar Workshop. We will continue to work on our specialty projects for the Christmas Bazaar. We need your help!
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April 26 12:30 "Living Longer & Wiser" with Judy Adams. For years, we have aged to become "Seniors". Now that term doesn't describe our active lifestyles. What shall we call ourselves to reflect this stage of life.
Murphy's Law Revisited
"If anything can go wrong, it will"
For decades, "Murphy's Law" has given rise to countless rules that attempt to explain the way the world really works. Recently, we ran across a list of them that appeared in Games Magazine back in 1989 -- and found them to be just as relevant today!
Alicia's Discovery: When you move something to a more logical place, you only can remember where it used to be and your decision to move it.
Barker's Proof: Proofreading is more effective after publication. (We know this to be true!)
Dolan's Law: If a person has had any connection with Harvard University or the state of Texas, he will find a way to make that known to you during the first 10 minutes of your first conversation.
Kennevan's Conundrum: Why is it that when a politician says, "That's a good question," he/she never has a good answer?
Whateley's Truths: (1) Everything sounds romantic in French. (2) Everything sounds like an order in German. (3) Everything sounds like an argument in Italian.
Zeek's Discovery: The key to flexibility is indecision.
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