I have been a resident for over 7 years and I can truly say Terraces on 7th is "So nice to come Home to!"
It is the people that make the difference. From management, staff and residents -- we all work together to make this our home and community.
On April 17, 2015 we had a special Appreciation Day where 46 people were nominated as an Everyday Hero who go out of their way to make life more meaningful and enjoyable for each one of us.
Each person was given a Certificate of Appreciation and a small gift from one of the family members. Each members family is made to feel welcome and included in everyone's life.
This photograph was taken by Serene Vance (Grama Barb's granddaughter):
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Monday, April 20, 2015
Sunday, April 19, 2015
Lunch with a View
April 17 we had some excitement added to our panoramic view of Vancouver with the backdrop of mountains. It was during lunch time and we were lingering a little enjoying our coffee and dessert and suddenly people were pointing and chattering about what they were seeing about 1 block away.
I watched for a minute or two and then I left the 5th floor dining room to get my camera.
I got back in time for a few shots before it took a dive to the street below and out of sight.
Then the blimp took a nose dive down to the street.
~~~~~~~~~~ "Watch out below!"
I watched for a minute or two and then I left the 5th floor dining room to get my camera.
I got back in time for a few shots before it took a dive to the street below and out of sight.
Then the blimp took a nose dive down to the street.
~~~~~~~~~~ "Watch out below!"
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
It is Hard to say Good-bye, Jeri!
Our beloved General Manager, Jerilyn Lee, left Terraces to go to another GM position at another Seniors facility. As much as it saddens all of us to see her go, we do wish her every success and happiness in her new position.
Every resident at Terraces contributed notes to this scrapbook that expressed their mixed feeling about their overwhelming saddness to see her go and happiness for her new opportunity to pursue her dream.
Every resident at Terraces contributed notes to this scrapbook that expressed their mixed feeling about their overwhelming saddness to see her go and happiness for her new opportunity to pursue her dream.
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
March News from Senior Birdwatchers
#1 bird news here at Terraces on 7th Birding Group is the local Great Blue Herons are getting ready to nest and a webcam has been set up for the world to watch the action live.
The Pacific Great Blue Herons have been busy claiming their nests at the large heron colony at Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC
The heron cam gives you the ultimate close up view of one of North America's largest urban colonies of Pacific great blue herons Read the instructions for getting the max enjoyment from the interactive webcam.
http://vancouver.ca/parks-recreation-culture/heron-cam.aspx
White Storks will be laying their eggs soon and we are looking forward to following a pair in Germany with a million dollar view. It is live so we have to pay attention to the time zones.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/storcher
We have been very busy following birds in many countries. It is all live virtual birdwatching that is exciting because you have no idea what will happen or what you will see.
Our complete itinery is on this webpage http://curiosityforbirds.blogspot.ca/
The Pacific Great Blue Herons have been busy claiming their nests at the large heron colony at Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC
The heron cam gives you the ultimate close up view of one of North America's largest urban colonies of Pacific great blue herons Read the instructions for getting the max enjoyment from the interactive webcam.
http://vancouver.ca/parks-recreation-culture/heron-cam.aspx
White Storks will be laying their eggs soon and we are looking forward to following a pair in Germany with a million dollar view. It is live so we have to pay attention to the time zones.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/storcher
We have been very busy following birds in many countries. It is all live virtual birdwatching that is exciting because you have no idea what will happen or what you will see.
Our complete itinery is on this webpage http://curiosityforbirds.blogspot.ca/
Sunday, February 15, 2015
Panzanella Salad by Chef Mark
On February 13, 2015 we had a deomonstration on how to make a Panzanella Salad by visiting guest Chef Mark.
We were all given a sample of the fresh salad that we wanted more of it as it tasted so good.
We were all given a sample of the fresh salad that we wanted more of it as it tasted so good.
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Janelle Nadeau's Love for the Harp was a Joy to behold
Janelle gave us more than a concert yesterday -- she gave us the joy of the harp that we can now carry with us through our remaining days.
I would like to share some of her music with you.
Janelle Nadeau - Harp - "Inner Peace"
http://youtu.be/gmqP-qTVxDk
Janelle's Bio
I would like to share some of her music with you.
Janelle Nadeau - Harp - "Inner Peace"
http://youtu.be/gmqP-qTVxDk
Janelle's Bio
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Birds of the Arctic
Three of us went on a virtual trip to above the Arctic Circle and learned some amazing facts that we will never forget.
We started "ooooo-ing" and "aaaaw-ing" the minute we were introduced to the Ivory Gull.
Our incredible journey was with a team from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology to collect sound recordings in the Canadian High Arctic.
Canadian Arctic Expedition
http://youtu.be/D4Wn0zhxv1Q
Our sincere thanks to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology for making this video available through Youtube. Many of us only dreamed of going to the Canadian High Arctic but never made it before the health issues of aging made travel impossible. Your videos make a few dreams come true.
Our itinerary for our trip can be found here: Birding in the Arctic
We started "ooooo-ing" and "aaaaw-ing" the minute we were introduced to the Ivory Gull.
Our incredible journey was with a team from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology to collect sound recordings in the Canadian High Arctic.
Canadian Arctic Expedition
http://youtu.be/D4Wn0zhxv1Q
Our sincere thanks to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology for making this video available through Youtube. Many of us only dreamed of going to the Canadian High Arctic but never made it before the health issues of aging made travel impossible. Your videos make a few dreams come true.
Our itinerary for our trip can be found here: Birding in the Arctic
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