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| Marilyn & Don Crandlemire |
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| Helene Linenthal |
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| Louise Cornman & Vera Halter |
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| Evelyn Leeman |
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| Dot Papiernik & Helen Atkinson |
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| Lilyan Forbes |
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| . . . and our hostesses: Su, Joanne & Sandy |
All Info Pertaining to The Highlands
Jean and I moved to The Highlands in the Fall of 2007 from our home on Cousins Island in Yarmouth where we had lived for 30 wonderful years. I often think that I'd like to share a thought or an experience about our life here at The Highlands with other folks . . . and by this "blog" I am going to do so. One other thought. The Highlands is not in any way responsible for this website. This is wholly the personal responsibility of Stan Sylvester. Jean Sylvester has her own site at http://www.catcarewithlove.blogspot.com/ mostly devoted to her writings, her poetry and her experience as a professional cat care person in Yarmouth. SPECIAL NOTE TO VISITORS: In addition to scrolling down to view contents of my blog, when you reach the bottom you can click on "older posts" to review all the topics I've posted.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
A Great Day for a Strawberry Festival
Each year, during the height of the strawberry season, The Highlands entertains us with a special "Strawberry Festival" with lots of strawberry shortcake topped with lucious whipped cream. Here are a few of the residents who attended the July 2011 event.
Our Fellow Residents at The Highlands are so kind!
In July 2011 Jean and I were visited by two of my daughters and one granddaughter. They enjoyed staying in the guest suite of the Holden Frost House which I described in my blog posting of April 2011. I am a great believer in having new residents or guests wear name tags so I prepared suitable ones for our family members to wear as they interacted with folks here at The Highlands at meal and other times.
Geting back to the title of this blog: four of our fellow residents have come up to me and given me meal tickets for us to use to defray some of the dining costs associated with our guests. I was very touched by these acts of friendship and kindness; they are specific examples of what we've experienced before and since moving here -- the friendliness of both residents and staff make The Highlands a wonderful place to live.
Geting back to the title of this blog: four of our fellow residents have come up to me and given me meal tickets for us to use to defray some of the dining costs associated with our guests. I was very touched by these acts of friendship and kindness; they are specific examples of what we've experienced before and since moving here -- the friendliness of both residents and staff make The Highlands a wonderful place to live.
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| I think name tags should be worn by visitors and new residents |
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| Jean Sylvester with granddaughter Sarah Kenney and daughter Susan Sylvester Kenney at Dolphin Marina Restaurant after lunch on July 16, 2011 |
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| Daughter Ann Sylvester Billings from Virginia, granddaughter Sarah Kenney, and daughter Susan Sylvester Kenney, both from Seattle, enjoying a rare family get-together |
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| Any family resemblance betwen granddaughter and grandfather? |
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
July 4 is LOBSTER DAY at The Highlands
Each year, on July 4, lobsters are served to all residents of the Maine Lodge.
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| This is the decoration on the shelf outside the Farner apartment celebrating Independence Day. |
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| Florence Call enjoying her lobster |
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| Bill Small likes the corn on the cob, too |
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| It's good that Bob Waterman is wearing a bib |
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| Karl Sandbo likes the whole lobster |
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| Alice & Bruce Kinney holding hands while waiting for their clams and lobster |
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| Carmen L'Heureux was served a large lobster |
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| Jean Sylvester has yet to try her steamed clams |
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| Dorothy Farner seems happy with her shore dinner |
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| Stephanie, the new hostess, is introduced by Ellen Miller |
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| George Parker wore an apron and a bib, too! |
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| Frank Farner in his special Fourth of July shirt |
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| Doris LeTarte is half-way through |
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| We're happy that Edith McDiarmid is back with us in the dining room after a long illness |
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