Aberdeen Green May 2020

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Jump in at FLEET! 

Learn-to-Swim for $96! 

Register for one of our Summer Mini-Sessions. 

These semi-private lessons run for four consecutive days. Mini-session 

lessons are offered from 10:00 a.m. - noon, and from 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. 

Mini-Sessions are available in June, July and August! 

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Get Ready for Summer! 

Weekly Lessons Available: 

Group (4:1 or 6:1 ratio) $70 

Semi-private (2:1 ratio) $96 

Private (1:1 ratio) $192 

Registration can be completed in person, or by calling 281-376-0847 

or online at 

. A $40 annual registration 

fee is due at initial sign-up, and reoccurs from September each year. 

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Located on Spring Cypress, between Telge and Louetta 

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Heated Indoor Aquatic Center 

Telge Rd. 

Spring Cypress Rd. 

Louetta Rd. 

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Located on Spring Cypress, between Telge and Louetta 

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Important Information 

Spectrum Association Management 

Troy Lively - Community Mgr. 281-343-9178 

www.spectrumam.com 

Be sure to set up your account on the Spectrum Management 

website for up to date neighborhood information. 

Emergencies (Fire, Ambulance) 911 

U.S. Post Office (Bear Creek) 800-275-8777 

Harris County Animal Control 281-999-3191 

Poison Control 800-764-7661 

WCA Waste (Mon & Thurs P/U) 281-368-8397 

Schools: 

Birkes Elem. 281-345-3300 

Labay M.S. 281-463-5800 

Cy-Falls H.S. 281-856-1000 

Cy-Fair Sports Assoc. 281-345-7426 

YMCA (Langham Creek) 281-859-6143 

Libraries: NW Branch 281-890-2665 

Bear Creek 281-550-0885 

Centerpoint 713-659-2111 

Gas Leaks 713-659-3552 

Reliant Energy 713-207-7777 

Repairs 713-207-2222 

AT&T - Repairs 800-246-8464 

Street Repair 281-463-6300 

Harris County Child. Protective Serv. 713-394-4000 

Texas Wildlife Rehab. 713-468-8972 

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TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS 

If you are between 12 and 18 and would like to be added to the 

teenage job seeker’s list, please fill out the form on our website (www. 

krenekprinting.com, click submissions and choose Jobseekers) with 

your name, birthdate (mo. & yr.), phone number, year you will graduate 

and the name of your newsletter/subdivision. Check the list of jobs you 

want on your form. Please make sure your email is correct, we send emails 

in the summer to make sure all the info is still good and that you want 

to stay on the list. If we do not hear back from you after 3 tries, we will 

remove you from the list until we do. Must have parent(s) permission. 

DISCLAIMER: : Neither the subdivision, nor Krenek Printing is responsible 

for those listed on the Teenage Job Seeker List. Please ask for and check 

out references if you do not personally know those listed. This is just a 

list of teenagers from the subdivision who wish to find part time jobs. 

Responsibility for any work done by these teenagers is between those 

seeking helpers and the teens and their parents. 

CODE KEY: B - BABYSITTING, CPR - CPR CERT., FAC - FIRST AID CERT., 

RCC - RED CROSS CERT., SS - SAFE SITTER, SL - SWIM LESSONS, PP - 

PET/PLANT SITTER, P - PET CARE ONLY, H - HOUSE CARE, L - LAWN 

CARE, C- CAR CARE/DETAILING, T - TUTORING 

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DO YOU WANT AN AMERICAN FLAG??? 

The band students of Cy Falls HS can place a flag in your yard 5 times a 

year for only $40. This is a great way to show your American Pride while 

supporting the Mighty Eagle Band. You can pay online or mail a check. 

Please see the flier and scan the QR code for more information. Are you 

envious of those neighbors that already get flags? Have you noticed 

the three flags at neighborhood entrance off of Telge? You too can get 

your own. Go to www.cypressfallsband.org/band-boosters/flags-withpride 

or email flagswithpride@cypressfalls.org or call 281-961-6564 for 

information. 

NEW TRASH PICKUP POLICY 

Be on the outlook for a letter in the mail from WCA Waste regarding a 

new sticker policy. After payment is sent to WCA you will receive a sticker 

for your trashcan. Only cans that have a sticker facing the street will be 

picked up. Trash bags left at the curb will not be picked up. Recycling will 

be picked up on Thursdays but only when the sticker on the trash can is 

visible. Trash pickup is not included in HOA Dues. There has been some 

confusion about this. Please bear with us as we transition to this new 

policy. If you have any questions please call WCA Waste at 281-368-8397. 

INSPECTION DRIVES 

Let’s keep the neighborhood looking nice. Please maintain regular 

mowing, maintenance of yards and flowerbeds, mold removal from 

siding and keep your lot free of clutter. Please also remember to remove 

your trash can for storage out of public view after trash collection. 

If you have additional questions, all governing documents can be found 

at SpectrumAM.com under the tab community info and documents. Your 

Spectrum Site Manager will be performing inspections twice monthly. 

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SOCIAL COMMITTEE 

If you are interested in being involved with the 4 neighborhood events 

including the Easter Egg Hunt, Patriotic Pool Party, National Neighbors 

Night Out and Cookies with Santa please contact Cindy either by text at 

713-518-4722 or by email at cindymariend@yahoo.com to sign up! These 

parties are run by volunteers in the neighborhood and we could really 

use your help. 

MAKING HOME IMPROVEMENTS? 

As a reminder, all exterior changes or additions to your home MUST be 

applied for by the homeowner and approved by the Aberdeen Green 

Homeowners Association prior to performing any work on the project. 

Please contact Spectrum at www.spectrumam.com for assistance. 

STREETLIGHTS 

Please report any lights that are out, blinking or on during the day. Part 

of your annual Homeowners fee pays for your streetlights, whether they 

work or not. If a light is out in your area, please call 713-207-2222 or go to 

www.centerpointenergy.com/outage and report it. 

Each light pole should have a 6-digit number on it. When reporting the 

light, you will need to provide the pole number and closest intersection 

or address. We want all our lights to work… a well lit area is a safe area! 

SIGNS ON MAILBOXES, LIGHT 

POLES AND STREET SIGNS 

If you place signs in and around the neighborhood for Garage Sales, 

Lost Pets, etc., please make sure you remove them in a timely manner. 

Remember that postal boxes are the property of the USPS and it is a 

crime to attach anything to the cluster mailboxes! Please help to keep 

Aberdeen Green looking beautiful! 

CONSTABLE PATROL 

As a reminder, the Association has a patrol contract through Harris 

County Precinct 5 Constable. We share 40 hours of patrol per week 

at random times with Aberdeen Trail HOA. Please add the following 

dispatch number to your cell phones or post in a visible place at home 

in case you need support in a non-life-threatening situation. Their nonemergency 

dispatch number is 281-463-6666. If you see vandalism 

or anything suspicious please contact the dispatch number as well as 

Spectrum Management. The constable patrol also offers a free vacation 

watch service. Log on to their website at www.co.harris.tx.us/pct5/forms. 

aspx to obtain a form and learn more about the program. 

MANAGEMENT COMPANY FOR ABERDEEN GREEN 

Spectrum Association Management 

281-343-9178 

Troy Lively - Community Manager 

www.spectrumam.com 

Be sure to set up your account on the Spectrum Management website for 

up to date neighborhood information. 

PET POLICY AND ETIQUETTE 

We understand your pets are very important to you and want to be a pet 

friendly community. However, we have received many complaints that 

there are pet owners not following the rules of the community when it 

comes to pet etiquette. Please, be aware and make a conscious effort to 

the adhere to the following guidelines: 

• Only two pets per household - refer to governing documents regarding 

height and weight limits. 

• Pick up pet waste and discard properly. 

• Do not allow pets to roam around the community unrestrained - it’s the 

law! This includes cats too! 

• Do not allow dogs to bark continuously disturbing neighbors. 

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7 SUMMER SECURITY TIPS TO KEEP YOU SAFE 

While the summer season is approaching, vacations are being planned 

and burglars are patiently waiting for homeowners to make the simple 

mistakes that give them the opportunity to burglarize your home. Over 

2 million homes are broken into each year in the U.S. Most of those 

intrusions happen during the summer months. 

Don’t be a victim. Here are a few simple, yet often overlooked tips you 

can take to keep your family and home safe and secure while you’re away 

this summer. 

1. Lock windows & doors before you leave. As simple as this sounds, 

sometimes people forget to double check that every door and window 

in their home is locked and secure before they head out on their trip. 

About 30% of all home break-ins in the U.S. are through an open door 

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2. Don’t forget to set the alarm. As with forgetting to ensure all doors 

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just as easily overlooked. This is especially true when you’re in a rush of 

excitement to get out the door and on the road to start your vacation. 

3. Ask your neighbor to park in your driveway while you’re away. If you 

typically park your car in your driveway when you’re home, ask your 

neighbor if he/she would mind parking their car in your driveway while 

you’re away. This will give the appearance that someone is home and will 

help deter any thieves. 

4. Turn off your mail service or have a neighbor pick up your mail. 

One easy way to tell if someone isn’t home is to just notice the pile of 

newspapers on the front lawn or the overflow of mail pouring from the 

mailbox. Turning off your mail service or having a trusted neighbor pick 

up your mail if you’re going to be gone awhile is a great way to deter 

thieves. 

5. Find a house sitter. Another option you have when you’re planning 

a trip away from home is to have one of your friends or relatives stay 

at your place while you’re away. Doing so will allow you to enjoy your 

vacation rest assured that someone you know and trust is staying in your 

home and that it’s not left unattended. If you decide to do this, it’s also 

a good idea to let your neighbor know that you will have a house sitter. 

That way there is no confusion or reason for alarm when your neighbor 

sees a stranger in your house. 

6. Leave a few lights on. If getting a house sitter isn’t an option for you, 

then consider leaving on a few lights throughout the house so that it 

looks like someone is home. 

7. Don’t post your vacation on social media. You might be “friends” with 

several people through social media, but how well do you really know 

them? This is a question to keep in mind while you are on vacation and 

thinking about posting status updates to all of your “friends.” 

As tempting as it may be to post pictures and updates of your vacation 

as it’s happening, waiting until after you return is the best time to post 

it to your social media. If not, you risk letting would-be thieves know in 

real time where you are and when you’re coming back. It’s the perfect 

opportunity for them to break into your home while you’re away. 

Just follow these 7 easy tips while you’re on your summer vacation and 

you’ll enjoy your trip knowing that you took all the proper measures to 

ensure your home stays safe and secure while you’re away. 

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Garlic Shrimp Scampi 

You could make this on National Shrimp Day May 10th! 

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1 (8 ounce) package angel hair pasta 

1/2 cup butter 

2 cloves garlic, sliced 

1 1/2 pounds shrimp, peeled and deveined 

1/3 cup white wine 

3/4 cup dry bread crumbs 

3 tablespoons grated Parmesan 

cheese 

Buttermilk Biscuits 

You could make this on National Buttermilk Biscuits Day May 14th! 

DIRECTIONS:Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add angel hair pasta 

and return pot to boil. Cook until al dente. Drain well. In a large saucepan, melt 

butter, saute garlic until tender, remove garlic and discard. Add shrimp and cook 

until colored pink. Stir in white wine. The bread crumbs are used as thickening, 

so stir in a little at a time until desired thickness is reached. Serve shrimp over 

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INGREDIENTS: 

4 cups all-purpose flour 

1 teaspoon salt 

1 teaspoon baking soda 

1 teaspoon cream of tartar 

4 teaspoons baking powder 

1 cup lard 

2 cups buttermilk 

DIRECTIONS: Preheat oven to 450 degrees F (230 degrees C). Whisk together 

flour, salt, baking soda, cream of tartar and baking powder. Cut lard into flour 

mixture using a pastry blender until crumbly; stir in buttermilk. Turn mixture 

onto a floured surface and knead just a few times to form a moist dough. Roll 

dough out 1-inch thick; cut biscuits with a cookie cutter or round glass. Place 

biscuits on an ungreased baking sheet. Bake in the preheated oven until tops 

are golden, about 12 minutes. http://allrecipes.com/ 

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Gardening Tips For May 

Warm weather means our gardens and landscapes are 

growing fast. Here are some tasks to keep your landscape 

beautiful and productive: 

Flowers: Time to plant summer blooming perennials and 

annuals including plumbago, zinnias, angelonia, purslane, 

lobularia, sunflowers, yellow bells, pride of Barbados, 

duranta and bat-faced cuphea. 

Vegetables: May is a great time to plant, from seed or 

nursery plants, okra, sweet potatoes, cucumbers, winter 

squash, pumpkins, basil, peppers, lima beans, eggplant, 

garlic chives and Malabar greens. If you don’t want to 

dedicate an area of your yard, consider planting here and 

there in your flowerbeds. Edible landscaping is a popular 

new trend! 

Lawns: Water 1/2 to 1” of irrigation per week. A rain gauge or straight sided container (such as a tuna fish can) will help you know how long 

to run your irrigation system to apply 1/2”. 

Weeding: Hand pull or hoe weeds while they are still young or better yet, maintain a 3” layer of mulch in all vegetable and flowerbeds to 

deter weeds from getting a start. 

Pruning: Remove spent blooms on spring and summer annuals to promote new blooms. 

Fertilizing: Fertilize flowerbeds and vegetable gardens w/slow release organic fertilizer. 

Water: Deep soakings between rain events is better than frequent light sprinkling. 

Birds: Spring migration continues until mid-May. Clean bird feeders! Replace water in bird baths to avoid creating mosquito breeding spots. 

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CAM Food Pantry Update 

CYPRESS ASSISTANCE MINISTRIES’ (CAM) 

FOOD PANTRY HOURS REVISED TO 

ACCOMMODATE 450% INCREASE IN SERVICE 

With unemployment continuing to rise, feeding one’s family has become 

an unreachable goal for many parents. Cypress Assistance Ministries’ Food 

Pantry is experiencing a 450% increase in the number of people depending 

on assistance for food. “Many families who were financially stable have 

now seen the reduction of or loss of one or more household paychecks, 

leaving them unable to cover basic necessities. Unemployment payment 

will kick in and that will help, but having enough right now means asking 

others for help. And recovering from this kind of loss will require financial 

assistance as well.” stated Janet Ryan, CAM’s Director of Development. 

“The large majority of people coming to CAM’s Food Pantry are new 

faces. They are people who were self-sufficient until this unexpected and 

unprecedented time. Truly anyone can fall on hard times.” 

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With this large influx of traffic, CAM is modifying the Food Pantry hours 

to allow one day a week for sorting food and packing boxes of food. 

The new hours for assistance will be Monday-Thursday, 10 AM-2 PM. 

“The demand is simply more than we can keep up with unless we again 

modify the hours.” said Ryan. “And volunteers are very much needed so 

if you are not in a high-risk group, please consider giving of your time.” 

CAM’s Food Pantry is using a “Drive Through” model to limit contact 

between individuals. Clients stay in their cars, show ID and proof of 

residency and then based on household size a number of boxes of prepacked 

food items are placed in their trunk or backseat. CAM is serving 

food to zip codes 77065, 77095, 77429, 77433 and 77084. 

The best ways to help CAM include financial donations, food donations 

and by volunteering. If you are interested in volunteering please contact 

Janet Ryan at janetr@cypressassistance.org. To donate food visit CAM’s 

Food Pantry at 11265 Huffmeister. To donate financially, please visit 

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Golf Tournaments 

33ND ANNUAL B. F. ADAM GOLF CLASSIC 

POSTPONED TO NOVEMBER 

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Cy-Fair Educational Foundation 

(CFEF) trustees graded 1200+ scholarship applications and met via Zoom 

to award more than $635,000 in scholarships. For Cypress-Fairbanks ISD 

graduating seniors planning to attend Lone Star College full-time in the 

fall, our application is open now through May 11, 2020. This summer, the 

Foundation will award $72,000 from the Edwin C. Schroeder Endowment 

Fund. The Foundation looks forward to recognizing our 2020 scholarship 

recipients this August. With the Stay Home - Work Safe Mandate through 

the end of April, the Foundation has decided to postpone the B. F. Adam 

Golf Classic until the COVID-19 risk is minimal within our community for 

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STEVE TOUCHY 

Attorney At Law 

Serving Businesses and Families Since 1983 

Copperfield/Cypress 

the safety of our 288 golfers and over 100 volunteers, trustees and staff, 

who help make this event a tremendous success, as well as the staff at 

BlackHorse Golf Club. Our 33 rd annual B. F. Adam Golf Class has been 

moved to Monday, November 16, 2020. 

Celebrating 50 years as a non-profit raising money to fund scholarships 

for Cypress-Fairbanks ISD high school graduates, the Cy-Fair Educational 

Foundation is looking forward to our exciting Fall lineup of events. 

Tuesday, August 4, 2020 - Scholarship Reception 

Thursday, October 15, 2020 - Salute to the Stars 

Monday, November 16, 2020 - B. F. Adam Golf Classic 

Thursday-Saturday, December 10-12, 2020 – Houston Methodist Cy- 

Hoops Invitational 

The Cy-Fair Educational Foundation is incredibly grateful for the 

unwavering generosity of the Cy-Fair community and the commitment 

of our Board of Trustees. Over the last 50 years, the Foundation has grown 

tremendously awarding more than $9 million to graduating seniors 

from Cypress-Fairbanks ISD. CFEF is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, 

all contributions are tax deductible, as allowed by the law. For more 

information please contact marie@thecfef.org or visit our website at 

www.theCFEF.org. 

VBS 

ST. AIDAN’S EPISCOPAL VBS 

Take a ride with us for an exciting week of VBS, July 13 th -17 th ! Early 

registration costs $20. Late registration is June 1 st , costs $30. Our theme 

this year is Rocky Railway; Jesus’ Power Pulls us Through. In addition, we’ll 

be having Armored Sports come in again this year for after VBS fun! 

From 12-4 PM, Armored Sports will run a Bible based sports camp. The 

participants will play fun games like dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, 

and games revolving around basketball, soccer and more! The cost in 

addition to VBS is $115 if registered before June 1 st and $125 if registered 

after June 1 st . Note: Registration for Armored Sports must be done 

separately from VBS. 

Summer Camps 

CAMP CORNERSTONE WEEK LONG CAMP 

Camp Cornerstone is a week-long camp sponsored by Cornerstone 

United Methodist Church and is for children ages 2 through the 

completion of 4th grade. Children must be 2 by June 1, 2020. Camp 

hours are 9:30 AM-1 PM. There are 3 sessions throughout the summer 

and you are invited to participate in any or all! Registration open. Session 

I - “Safari” is June 15-19, 2020; Session II - “Christmas in July” is July 13-17, 

2020; Session III - “Summer Olympics” is August 3-7, 2020. The cost per 

camp per child is $125 and is due at the time of registration. To download 

a form from the Cornerstone website, go to www.cornerstoneumc.org 

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Camp Cornerstone. Print the form and have it filled out before you arrive, 

saving yourself time! Before each camp session begins, you will hear 

from your child’s teacher so you can learn more about the camp and they 

will answer questions about the week-long fun. Each day your child will 

bring a backpack and a lunch as they enjoy each other and the special 

things they will do during the week. We look forward to having your 

child at camp this summer! It’s a great time for everyone and you don’t 

want to miss any of it! Registration will continue through May 1, 2020 or 

until camp classes are full. Once camp classes are full, a waiting list will 

be started. Please call the preschool office at 281-859-1612 if you have 

any questions. The preschool office hours are: Monday-Friday, 9 AM-1 PM. 

MESSIAH: A LUTHERAN 

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Galactic Adventure Encounter the Unexpected with Jesus 

Dates: Week 1 July 6-10, 2020 

Week 2 July 13-17, 2020 

Week 3 July 20-24, 2020 

Time: 9:30 AM-3:30 PM 

Camp Hope is our three week day camp for children ages 5 years-old 

through 6 th grade. It is an adult-mentored, student-led ministry. Each day 

children will hear a new bible story, learn what it means to their life by 

eating a snack, playing a game and experiencing the story through the 

arts, STEM and worship. Camp Hope is a day camp that is passionate 

about growing leaders. This is one of the reasons that Camp Hope is one 

of the BEST ways to develop youth leaders. It’s a vital part of what Camp 

Hope is all about! Parents are invited to register their children online at 

www.messiahlc.org/camp-hope. 

For more information, call 281-890-3013. Messiah Lutheran Church is 

a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). 

Messiah is located at 11522 Telge Road, ½ mile north of Highway 290. 

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build their writing skills and boost their creative confidence through all 

kinds of writing programs and publishing opportunities. This summer 

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The iWRITE summer camps and workshops will be held in June and July 

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turn ideas into a story, how illustrators bring characters to life through 

art, fun editing techniques and even how to get your work published. 

Visit iWRITE.org to learn more, meet the instructors and register. If you 

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Nicole@iWRITE.org or call the office at 713-845-5811. 

ST. AIDAN’S EPISCOPAL SUMMER CAMPS 

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1. Empty, remove, cover or turn upside down any receptacle that would 

hold water - particularly old bottles and tin cans. 

2. Change water and scrub vases holding flowers or cuttings twice each 

week - or grow cutting in sand. 

3. Discard old tires or store them indoors. 

4. Screen rain barrels and openings to water tanks or cisterns. Seal 

cisterns not in actual use. 

5. Repair leaky plumbing and outside faucets. They may cause standing 

water. 

6. Connect open waste-water drains to a sewage system or construct 

separate sump or leach. 

7. Clean clogged roof gutters and drain flat roofs. 

8. Fill holes in trees with sand or mortar or drain or spray then, as required. 

9. Stock ornamental ponds with mosquito-eating fish. 

10. Fix or replace screens for doors and windows. 

Mosquitoes develop only in water…and water standing just a few days 

can produce a crop of mosquitoes! STOP MOSQUITO DEVELOPMENT. 

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• Replace your air filter to make sure the whole system runs smoothly. 

• Clear debris on or around your vents or exhausts and clean off any dirt 

from the main unit outside. 

• Install programmable thermostats. 

Test for Ventilation Leaks 

• First, look for actual leaks: drafts in your windows and doors. 

• Check your attic insulation for leaks and gaps. 

Set Up a Barrier for Bugs 

• Check caulking around windows and doors, fix any drafts/gaps with 

new weather stripping and caulking. 

• Spray outdoor perimeter with a pesticide, along with baseboards, sinks, 

windows and doors. 

Change Your Ceiling Fan Direction 

• Run Ceiling Fans Counter-Clockwise for Summer Savings. 

Prevent Water Damage 

• Make sure your windows and doors are properly sealed and caulked, too. 

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Many health and heart organizations come together every May to raise 

awareness about the causes and effects of stroke. One of their biggest 

campaigns is FAST, teaching the world to know the symptoms of stroke 

and how to respond quickly to help save a life. 

Face - By asking the person to smile you can tell immediately if one side 

of the face droops. 

Arm - Ask the person to raise both arms. Observe to see if one arm drifts 

lower than the other. 

Speech - Slurred speech is a symptom of stroke. Ask the person to repeat 

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Time - Call 911-Fast. Time may be the difference between life and death 

or even partial and full recovery. 

National Stroke Awareness Day was proclaimed in 1989 by President 

George H. W. Bush. It had been observed for many years before the 

proclamation. The Centers for Disease Control, the American Heart 

Association, World Stroke Campaign and many other have all participated 

in bringing education, research and treatment on a global basis. 

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FACETIME YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS: A way to stay sane and feel like 

you’re still in touch with your loved ones without any actual face time. 

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DO A PUZZLE: There’s something about doing a puzzle that feels so cozy 

if you’re trapped inside. 

EXTRA LONG BATHTIMES:A long soak, a good book and a nice glass of 

wine is a nice destress for mom (or dad). Kids can enjoy playing in the tub 

with water toys, bubble or soap crayons. 

HAVE A BACKYARD PICNIC:eating outside on a blanket is something 

fun to change up the routine! 

DO CRAFTS: You can make crafts with just about anything and your 

imagination. Got rocks in the backyard? Paint them with the kids. Old 

cardboard box? Color it like a castle, turn it into a puppet stage or 

anything you can imagine it to be. 

MAKE A MUSIC JAR: Place types of music or certain music groups on 

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Paint outdoors 

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Camp in the backyard 

Decorate a T-shirt 

Send postcards to family & friends 

Finger painting 

Make your own Play-doh 

Write an autobiography 

Have a fashion show 

Bubbles 

Rearrange your bedroom 

Watch the clouds 

Practice tongue twisters 

Learn to juggle 

Create a house of cards 

Have paper airplane races 

Hopscotch 

Hide and Seek 

Make shadow puppets 

Line up dominoes and watch them drop 

Learn string games like Cats in the Cradle 

Have a picnic on the living room floor 

Learn clapping games like Miss Mary Mack 

Play cards (Crazy 8s, War, Rummy) 

Family game night 

Watch old home movies or look at old pictures 

Tell scary stories in the dark 

Learn sign language 

Learn Morse Code 

Walk the dog 

Play chess or checkers 

Play charades 

Have a bubble-blowing contest 

Do blind taste tests with various drinks and food 

Solve a crossword or word search puzzle 

Make butterflies from coffee filters 

Play hangman or tic-tac-toe 

Play free online games 

Make a time capsule 

Learn how to read a map 

Play hot potato 

Have thumb wars 

Arm wrestle 

Give each other crazy or fancy hair dos 

Draw a letter, word or picture on someone’s back 

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Make your own pet rock 

Play “I Spy” 

Put together a puzzle 

Play “20 questions” 

Try to make each other laugh 

Write a secret message in “mirror image” 

Have a staring contest 

Speak Pig Latin 

Play Truth or Dare 

Create a secret code and send each other messages 

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10 TIPS FOR SAFE 

COMPUTING 

Today, we are more 

dependent on computers 

and the information that they 

store than ever before. From 

spyware, viruses and Trojans 

to identity theft and computer 

hardware malfunctions - 

any disruption can have a 

huge impact on our lives. No 

matter how savvy the user, 

safe computing practices are 

a combination of physical 

protections using computer 

software and security settings 

and the secure actions of the 

user. You need both to make 

a difference. Below are 10 tips that will help you protect your computer 

and ultimately the information stored on it. 

1. Keep your computer updated - In the evolving world of software viruses, 

it is essential that computer owners use anti-virus software and keep it upto-date. 

Most anti-virus software gives the user the ability to do automatic 

updates. Whether individuals choose to update their operating system 

software automatically or manually, we recommend making it a continuous 

process. It is also important to keep other software on your computer 

updated. Software updates often include essential bug fixes and security 

features that address existing vulnerabilities. Finally, enable the personal 

firewall on your computer. This will help to keep unauthorized people from 

snooping around your computer when it’s connected to the Internet. 

2. Create strong, secure passwords - There is power in strong 

passwords. We recommend passwords that contain at least 8 characters 

with a combination of letters, numbers and symbols. Strong passwords 

are less likely to be hacked than very generic passwords. Use creative 

pass-phases to avoid having to write down a password. Do not share 

your passwords with anyone. 

3. Download files legally - Along with the possibility of significant legal 

penalties, downloading music and movies from peer-to-peer networks 

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can be harmful to your machine. These downloaded files are sometimes 

riddled with viruses and spyware. 

4. Keep personal information safe - Reduce your risk of identity theft. 

Never share your personal information via email, no matter how official 

the email looks. Official business that requires personal information 

should not happen via unsecured email. 

5. Scan email attachments and validate links - In an effort to keep 

viruses off your machine, scan all attachments that are sent to you. Viruses 

can lurk in emails from friends and family. While you may be fooled about 

an email that contains a photo you would like to see from a friend, antivirus 

software will know the difference. If you receive a link in an email 

from a trusted source, hover over the link using your mouse and look in 

the bottom bar of your web browser to reveal the true URL and validate 

that the link is legitimate. This will ensure that you know where you are 

going on the Internet and whether or not you want to go there. 

6. Lock your computer - When leaving your computer unattended, 

physically lock it to prevent theft of the machine. We also suggest that 

users lock the screen with a password to safeguard data. 

7. Log off any public areas - Remember when using a public computer 

or network, it is just that…public. Be sure that you completely log off the 

site or machine when you are finished using it. Users should be especially 

mindful to uncheck boxes that will remember users’ login information 

when logging into online services, such as email and bank accounts. 

8. Back up important data - We have seen final papers vanish - hard drives 

crash and files become corrupt. If you have important information that you 

cannot afford to lose, back it up. We recommend that you store this information 

securely and even consider storing extra copies at another location. 

9. Limit information on social media sites - People will post almost anything 

on social media site. For many people, birth dates, anniversaries, addresses, 

phone numbers and a lot of other personal information can be found on social 

media sites. Protect yourself from identity theft and other scams by limiting 

what information you disclose online and who can see that information. 

10. Avoid surfing websites that you don’t already know - Browsers are 

quickly becoming one of the larger vulnerabilities in computing. Adware 

and spyware are written specifically to exploit Internet Explorer and 

Firefox. So try and stick with the websites you trust. 

While these steps are not foolproof, they will go a long way towards 

extending the life of your machine and protecting the valuable 

information contained on it. Article by Julie Myers. 


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FOR CHILDREN DURING THIS PANDEMIC 

CHILDREN AND THEIR FRIENDS 

Limit Social Interactions: The key to slowing the spread of COVID-19 is 

to limit contact as much as possible. While school is out, children should 

not have playdates with children from other households. If children are 

playing outside their own homes, it is essential that they remain 6 feet 

from anyone who is not in their own household. 

Practice Social Distancing: If you have small meetups, consider hanging 

out with another family or friend who is also taking extra measures to put 

distance between themselves and others (social distancing). 

Clean Hands Often: Make sure children practice everyday preventive 

behaviors, such as washing their hands often with soap and water for at 

least 20 seconds. This is especially important if you have been in a public 

place. 

Revise Spring Break & Travel Plans: Revise spring break and travel plans if 

they included non-essential travel. 

Remember, if children meet outside of school in bigger groups, it can put 

everyone at risk. 

Information about COVID-19 in children is somewhat limited, but current 

data suggest children with COVID-19 may only have mild symptoms. 

However, they can still pass this virus onto others who may be at higher 

risk, including older adults and people who have serious underlying 

medical conditions. 

HELP CHILDREN CONTINUE LEARNING 

Stay in touch with your child’s school. Many schools are offering lessons 

online (virtual learning). Review assignments from the school and help 

your child establish a reasonable pace for completing the work. You may 

need to assist your child with turning on devices, reading instructions 

and typing answers. 

Communicate challenges to your school. If you face technology or 

connectivity issues or if your child is having a hard time completing 

assignments, let the school know. 

• Create a schedule and routine for learning at home, but remain flexible. 

• Have consistent bedtimes and get up at the same time, Monday through 

Friday. 

• Structure the day for learning, free time, healthy meals and snacks and 

physical activity. 

• Allow flexibility in the schedule-it’s okay to adapt based on your day. 

• Consider the needs and adjustment required for your child’s age group. 

• The transition to being at home will be different for preschoolers, K-5, 

middle school students and high school students. Talk to your child 

about expectations and how they are adjusting to being at home versus 

at school. 

• Consider ways your child can stay connected with their friends without 

spending time in person. 

• Look for ways to make learning fun. 

• Have hands-on activities, like puzzles, painting, drawing and making 

things. 

• Independent play can also be used in place of structured learning. 

Encourage children to build a fort from sheets or practice counting by 

stacking blocks. 

• Practice handwriting and grammar by writing letters to family members. 

This is a great way to connect and limit face-to-face contact. 

• Start a journal with your child to document this time and discuss the 

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Houston is strong. When confronted with adversity, we band together 

and overcome. And though this coronavirus pandemic is unprecedented, 

we face it the same way — together. 

Houston Methodist would like to thank our employees, physicians, scientists 

and all health care workers who are committed to helping the community. 

Together we can make our city healthy and vibrant again. 

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