to reality. • First, start by applying the uncertainty principle—the realization that we don’t and can’t know everything. “If we can start from this place, we can begin from a place of compassion, a place of love and a place of curiosity that exists without judgment.” • Second, listen to what your body is telling you; it is your power. It has evolved to help you know when you

ics, registration for the Fitness Center has been temporarily put on hold. Staff will update the community as the situation unfolds. In the meantime, check out http://www.lwsb.com/fitness-centertutorials/ to learn how to use the new equipment via a series of tutorial videos, so you’ll be able to hit the ground running when the new Fitness Center opens. Once it does, you will be able

temperatures are cooler. Water conservation begins with each individual. If each member makes a few simple adjustments to his or her household routine, the community can conserve thousands of gallons of water and save thousands of dollars each year. In California’s Mediterranean climate, winter rains typically taper off and end in the spring. By November, rain usually arrives and wets down

In observance of Presidents Day, all Golden Rain Foundation offices except Security will be closed Monday, Feb. 15. The Leisure World Maintenance Dept. will be on call for emergencies only and may be reached by calling 594-4754. The Mini Bus will run on-call from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. To make an appointment for a ride, call (562) 431-6586, ext. 379, and request a bus to be dispatched to pick you up and

LW DOG POLICY Dog trainers agree that keeping your pets on a 4 to 6 foot leash is ideal for walking pets in populated areas, like Leisure World, where pedestrians, cyclists, runners and dog walkers often jockey for position on the community’s sidewalks. A short leash keeps your pet from getting too close to others, and it prevents your pet from getting tangled up around poles and lampposts.

ALZHEIMER’S CENTER The Alzheimer’s Family Center (AFC) is offering its popular Mind Booster series every Tuesday for five weeks from 1-3 p.m. starting Feb. 16. The AFC offered this series at a cost last year, and the program filled to capacity. Now it is offering it for free over Zoom. The series includes a variety of experts giving information on how to stay cognitively healthy despite