Mark Wenz It’s human nature to want to be liked and to desire a large group of supportive people around us. However, some relationships do nothing to support our spiritual growth but do the opposite by holding us back and distracting us from staying on our spiritual evolutionary path. We have all known people whose…
Join us for the First Annual GAIN (Getting Arizona Involved in Neighborhoods) Night for our Sun Lakes Communities—a special evening dedicated to bringing communities together, strengthening neighborhood connections, and celebrating local pride across Sun Lakes. We’re looking for great people to host! If you’ve ever thought of hosting a block party for your neighbors, this is the…
Saturday, May 9, 5 to 8 p.m. The Gala will offer music, dancing, raffles, drinks, hors d’oeuvres, a photo booth to capture the memories, and an opportunity to support the goal of dementia friendly Sun Lakes—to make all families feel welcome and included! Formal, festive attire is the vibe for the evening. Proceeds will support…
On April 9, Charlie Gee scored a hole in one in the sixth hole at Sun Lakes Country Club using a 9 iron. His feat was witnessed by his playing partners John Sebela, Lance Moyer, and Jerry Thigpen. Congratulations Charlie!
Charmaine Roberts What is kinetic karate? Kinetic karate begins with the kinetic chain. The kinetic chain is the interrelation of the nervous, muscular and skeletal systems. Our nerves, muscles and joints work together to create human movement. Kinetic karate generates movement that creates energy in our muscles and joints. The objective of a dynamic, energetic, and safe karate…
Johnny Henson, Professor Pool There’s a common misconception in cue sports—and in sports in general—that the best teachers must also be the best players. On the surface, that idea seems logical. If someone plays at a high level, surely they must know how to teach. In reality, teaching and playing are two very different skill…
