Archives for November 2012

Interesting Books for Seniors

If you’re looking for your next book to read, we’ve compiled an array of interesting suggestions that will get you informed and entertained in no-time! Check out the list below:

The New Retirement: The Ultimate Guide to the Rest of Your Life by Jan Cullinane and Cathy Fitzgerald — This fascinating and informative read presents all your options for retirement, from exotic travel to close-to-home volunteerism. In addition, you'll also learn how to Assess Your Estate, Make Money Last, Gauge Your Biological (not chronological) Age. This book truly teaches you how to retire right and enjoy the rest of your years.

American Nightingale: The Story of Frances Slanger, Forgotten Heroine of Normandy by Bob Welch – If you’re a history buff, this book is for you. This outstanding biography tells that tale of Frances Slanger, a battlefield nurse during WWII. Slanger, despite facing anti-Semitism and the objections of her own family, rose to her true potential. This inspiring book is a must-read.

Overdosed America: The Broken Promise of American Medicine by John Abramson, M.D – For anyone who’s interested in their health and wellness, this book will captivate you. Written by an award winning doctor on the faculty at Harvard Medical School, this book uncovers the truth about the American medical system. In clear, easy to understand language, Abramson explains how the corporate takeover of clinical research and medical practice is negatively affecting the health of  Americans.

Moving On: A Practical Guide to Downsizing the Family Home by Paul and Sarah Edwards – This entertaining, witty guidebook will teach you how to Get Rid of Stuff, Keep The Memories, Maintain the Family Peace, and finally Get On With Your Life. By offering practical suggestions, this book will serve to keep you sane as you move toward a simpler, downsized home environment.

 

Happy Thanksgiving!

We wish everyone a very happy Thanksgiving filled with delicious food and warm memories!

Orange Circle Antique Mall: A Treasure Seeker’s Dream

Centrally located in Olde Towne Orange, the Orange Circle Antique Mall is a browser’s paradise. The mall, which is the largest antique mall in Orange County, houses many vendors peddling goods from truly antique (think 1800s) to retro (think 80s). Open for over 40 years, Orange Circle is a veritable labyrinth of antique goods, and the sheer volume of items for sale often shocks first-time visitors to the mall. Frequent visitors rave about the bountiful selection of antique estate jewelry, vintage records, and unique old-fashioned toys. Though prices vary by vendor, bargain hunters tout Orange Circle as a great place to find a fair price on a special item. With everything from furniture to knick knacks and anything in between, the Orange Circle Antique Mall is a gold mine for those who love to browse through history’s best collectables and find something special to take home.

Orange Circle Antique Mall
118 S. Glassell Street
Orange, CA 92866
(714) 538-8160

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Tan Cang Newport Seafood: As Fresh and Plentiful as the Sea

Tan Cang Newport Seafood has rightfully earned its title as a great place to enjoy fresh seafood near Coventry Court Apartments. Open for over 22 years, the restaurant has had time to cultivate a high level of quality. Every guest has their own favorite dish, but Tan Cang is particularly renowned for their Newport Style Gigantic Lobster, seasoned with a secret recipe. Other hearty dinner options include family style dinners that vary in size, priced from $22 to $188. More adventurous types can try sea cucumber, sizzling pate, and frog dishes, while those seeking familiarity may stick with crab, shrimp, clams, and traditional Chinese dishes. While the Tan Cang can get loud, you’ll be too distracted by your food to notice.

Tan Cang Newport Seafood
4411 W. 1st Street
Santa Ana, CA 92703
(714) 531-5146

Happy Veterans Day!

Today we honor and pay tribute to the men and women who have bravely fought for our country and say thank you for your service.

Lyon Air Museum: History of the Skies

A hidden gem near Coventry Court Apartments, the Lyon Air Museum offers aviation exhibits to amaze even the most begrudging museum visitors (your children). While it may look small, the museum can take over two hours to fully peruse — it's a deal for the $12 adult admission price. Centered primarily around World War II, the museum’s collection is an impressive array of airplanes, automobiles, motorbikes, and related memorabilia that create a unique tour through the United States’s history. You’ll feel like you’re walking through a hanger when walking through the vast collection of immense military planes, from the Boeing ‘Flying Fortress’ to the historically important B-52s. There are also fully operational military vehicles and motorcycles, alongside civilian automobiles. Take a docent tour to learn more fun facts and interesting trivia. Then end the day with watching modern airplanes take off from neighboring John Wayne Airport!

Lyon Air Museum
19300 Ike Jones Road
Santa Ana, CA 92707
(714) 210-4585

Don’t Forget to Vote!

Today is Election Day!  Don't forget to visit your local polling place to cast your vote and make your voice heard.

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