Where Did Summer Go?!

The upcoming Labor Day weekend unofficially marks the end of “summer”.   For this author, I quit wearing white clothing and shoes once Labor Day has ended, even though it is still in the 90’s and I am still enjoying my pool.   I also won’t wear white until after Easter, although some recognize it as the

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Goodbye, Dear Friend Mikie!

Today, a group of ladies got together to say “goodbye” to Mikie Porfidio, a long-time Magnolia Point resident and Women’s Club member.  Val Shepard and Marlene Jacobs, good friends of Mikie’s, hosted a get-together at Val’s house for members to say goodbye and wish her well.  Mikie was a huge supporter of the Women’s Club,

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Dicey Dolls Play Dress Up!

Nancy Catudal was July’s Dicey Dolls’ host at the Club’s parlor, and she always puts a clever twist on our night of fun. She asked that we come dressed as they dressed in our favorite decade. As you can see, the 1950’ were represented the most with Nancy as Lucille Ball (I Love Lucy) and

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Bunco Babes – “Acting the Maggot” (Irish saying meaning behaving silly or disruptive)

Formed in 1996, the World Bunco Association began to take the game into more mainstream popularity for two new generations who had likely forgotten or never heard of the game. Bunco Babes is the oldest organized Bunco group at Magnolia Point. Glenda Harden began the game in September of 2001.  Two other players besides Glenda

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