Winter/Spring Newsletter
Timberline Place would like to introduce you to your fellow neighbors Eugenia Ramos and her husband David De Witt who in August 2007 made Timberline place their new home.
What is your hometown?
David: We are both from Belmont, California.
What brought you to Flagstaff and Timberline Place?
David: We knew we were going to move to Arizona once Eugenia retired from IBM, but we didn’t know exactly where. It was a trip to Flagstaff over the summer while visiting the Grand Canyon that led to our decision, so on our way back to the airport we visited several properties. Timberline Place was the last one we stopped at, and right away we said wow, this is a great place!
Eugenia: So David returned soon after, picked out a beautiful unit, and here we are!
What do you do for a living?
Eugenia: I just retired, but I am already thinking about going back to some kind of part-time work.
David: I work for the Flagstaff School District and get to be with children all day.
What is your favorite thing about living in Flagstaff?
Eugenia: Oh my…everything! I have really been enjoying the main library where most recently I have been taking classes that keep me up to speed with computing programs such as Excel. I also of course love the mall
What are some of your favorite activities?
David: We love spontaneously heading off for the weekend to explore somewhere we’ve never been. We recently visited Lake Powell, Tuba City, and an Indian Reservation, all of which were wonderful.
What is your favorite place to go on the weekend?
Eugenia: There is a Mexican place we found that we love called El Charro Café, located on San S. Francisco and W. Butler.
David: It’s a hole in the wall, but has great food and a fun atmosphere.
What do you like about Timberline Place?
Eugenia: I think this place is in a beautiful location, and getting into town is very easy. Whoever invested in the conversion of this place was very smart. I also have to mention Nate, who I honestly think is one of the most helpful people I have ever met.
Thai Time @ Timberline
Experience a relaxing yet invigorating treatment based on a 2500 year old art form. In accordance with Timberline Place, Thai massage specialist and Timberline Place resident Jason Temkin is now offering his interactive blend of massage, stretching, traction, joint decompression, and energy work to Timberline Place residents. Commonly referred to as “lazy man’s yoga”, residents have the luxury of having their Thai massage in the privacy of their own home or in the yoga studio located within the Timberline Place state-of-the-art fitness center. This holistic and therapeutic treatment offers several benefits including relief of chronic & acute pain, relief of stress & anxiety, increased energy & stamina and a better range of motion & flexibility. For pricing, information or to schedule an appointment contact Jason Temkin @ 928.526.1898 or Jason@thaimassageandyoga.com.
March 1st & 2nd Annual Sedona Garlic Festival, Los Abrigados Resort in Sedona, $5
March 4th Ingmar Bergman’s The Seventh Seal, experience a master piece on the big screen, NAU Flagstaff Campus, Free
March 7th First Friday Art Walk, starts at 17 N. San Francisco St., Free
March 8th Radical Reptiles, experience live reptiles at Willow Bend, Donation appreciated.
March 13th Wupataki Discovery Hike, tour and learn about the park, Wupataki National Monument, $5
March 17th St. Patrick’s Day
March 18th & 20th Percival Lowell Comes to Life, hear the founder speak about his mars research, Lowell Oberservatory, $6 adults - $3 ages 5-17
March 23rd Happy Easter Sunday
March 25th The Wailers, the three members from Bob Marley’s old group play all of the best Bob Marley songs, Orpheum Theatre, $25-$28
April 4th First Friday Art Walk, starts at 17 N. San Francisco St., Free
April 7th Opus One, hear four of the leading musicians of our time, St. John Vianney Church, $25-$35.
April 18th Earth Day Recycling Tour, behind the scenes tour of Flagstaff’s recycling program, Materials Recovery Facility, Free
April 22nd Earth Day
April 26th 6th annual Soar into Spring Kite Festival, games, rides, food, entertainment and kite flying, Foxglenn Park, cost associated with some activities
April 27th Brass Showcase, NAU Brass Ensembles in concert, Ashurst Auditorium, Free
FAVORITE HOLIDAY FIXINS - Deviled Eggs
Add this delicious dish to your Easter menu or to any other springtime celebration.
Ingredients
- 4 eggs
- 2 tablespoons cream cheese
- 2 tablespoons chopped onions
- 2 tablespoons diced cooked ham
- ¼ cup seasonal bread crumbs
- Salt & Pepper (Optional)
Cooking Instructions
- Preheat oven to 400º
- Place eggs in a saucepan and cover with cold water. Bring water to a boil and immediately remove from heat. Cover and lets eggs stand in hot water for 10-12 minutes. Remove from hot water, cool and peel. Cut eggs in half lengthwise and remove yolks.
- In a small bowl, combine cream cheese, onion and ham until well mixed. Spoon mixture into eggs, covering tops. Place eggs in small baking dish. Spray with cooking spray and top with breadcrumbs.
- Bake in preheated oven 4-5 minutes, until golden and hot. Serve warm.
