An Interclub with Daybreak at Laurita Winery

We had a great visit with the Daybreak club this evening at Laurita Winery. Nick led us on a tour of the winemaking process and Fran presented a check from our club to Kimball Medical Center's Craig for the second chair we committed to. Not to be confused with Monty Python's comfy chair ("Nobody can resist the comfy chair!"), the chairs we donated funds for will be used by patients undergoing treatment at the hospital.

Daybreak's river to Bay 5 K

We almost had an Interclub at Saturday's River to Bay 5 K. Fran, Diane, Pearl and two of her friends were there. Diane was the athlete amongst us running the whole length of the course.

It was a runner's day - a light drizzle kept the temps down.
Daybreak had a great turnout for the run and walk that followed. More than 330 registered. I guess the way they distinguish between the runners and the walkers is the runners are timed with a watch, the walkers are timed with a calendar.
It was a great event. Congratulations to Daybreak for a great community event.
PS. Photos can be viewed on my Flickr account - http://www.flickr.com/photos/22036136@N07/sets/72157617661276050/

Painting @ 21+

Fran and I joined with the Daybreak club Saturday morning to paint at the 21+ home in Toms River. We were joined by five members of the Daybreak club, three Key Club members from Toms River High School East and one Key Club member's Mom Dahlia.

It was a lot of fun. Fran, Annalisa, Dahlia and I painted one bedroom (two coats and the trim) within about 2 1/2 hours. It was a tight squeeze because all the furniture was placed in the middle of the bedroom so there were a couple of spots where we only had about 14 inches clearance. But we got it done.

So let's see Lo, for the report: 2 people at 3 hours each.

I'm glad we were able to help Daybreak. They helped us with painting at Harbor House last year.

Eleven photos for the "painting party" can be viewed at http://www.flickr.com/photos/22036136@N07/sets/72157612912768623/