Hamilton Grey Power December 2021

Hamilton 

December 2021 

magazine 

Where to from here? 

BY ROGER HENNEBRY 

HAMILTON GREY POWER PRESIDENT 

My last report for the 

year and a “Final 

Presidents Report” 

from me. 

We’ve had it tough the last 

couple of years with dwindling 

volunteers in the office. 

Covid lockdown keeping our 

office closed didn’t help and 

the last straw, our home at 

Celebrating Age Centre 30 

Victoria Street is leaking with 

rain causing mould, plus rats 

and possums in residence! 

It could take 18th months 

plus to rectify. 

Sadly no more Monday 

morning seminars or guest 

speakers as the problems have 

forced Age Concern staff to 

move into the River Lounge 

due to Health and Safety and 

our office is now closed. 

So where to from here 

for Hamilton Grey Power? 

The good news is 

Tauranga Grey Power have 

offered to cover for us. 

It will be business as usual 

for you as our phone number 

and email will be transferred 

to their office - so no changes 

there. 

As you will not be able to 

pay your sub at the Hamilton 

office an invoice will be sent 

to you with a re-joining form 

in the New Year with full details 

of how to pay to stay a 

member. 

CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 

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President’s report - Where to from here? 

BY ROGER HENNEBRY 

HAMILTON GREY POWER PRESIDENT 

FROM PAGE 1 

Those with Pulse 

Energy accounts must pay 

directly to Pulse and NOT 

TO GREY POWER. Remember 

you must stay joined 

to Grey Power to continue 

to enjoy the Pulse 

benefits. 

Proud to have been a 

member of Grey Power since 

2001. I did time on the National 

Board and have been 

Hamilton’s President for seven 

years. 

I’d like to recognise all 

Hamilton Grey Power Committees 

for their work over 

the past twenty years. Also 

Dave Collins Past President; 

Peter Boys Life member; 

Raewyn Boyd Office manager; 

Jack Thomas Monday morning 

seminar organiser; John 

Nicholls Treasurer of some 

twelve years and Geoff Kreegher 

my Deputy. 

Special mention from me 

to Raewyn, John and Geoff 

for their help in making 

this transition to Tauranga 

seamless. 

It’s been a lot of hard work 

to prepare for the handover. 

We have worked well with 

Jennifer Custins Tauranga 

President and her IT lady Donna 

who drove to Hamilton 

twice for us. This as well as 

sorting out and bagging papers 

from the office dating 

back to the beginning. Black 

sack after black sack been 

dumped with a couple of 

trailer loads still to go before 

we lock the door! 

One last thing... we 

need to have an Annual 

General Meeting. To be 

held: Monday March 28th 

2022. 

I AM ASKING MEMBERS 

TO PLEASE ATTEND THIS 

IMPORTANT MEETING AS 

WE WILL NEED A QUORUM. 

Venue and time will be 

advertised in the Waikato 

Times and Hamilton Press 

on Wednesday February 16th 

2022. We will email those of 

you who we can. One thing 

for sure - it will be at a new 

venue. 

So all that’s left for me to 

do is wish you all a Very Merry 

Christmas and a Happy New 

Year. I hope to see you at the 

AGM. 

Best wishes from your 

retiring President Roger 

Hennebry 

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REB FOUNTAIN 

THE STORY THEN 

The Hamilton Gardens Arts 

Festival faced an uncertain future 

after the sudden loss of $150,000 

from multiple funding sources. 

A crowdfunding campaign was 

launched in October to help it 

bounce back from Covid-19 related 

setbacks. 

Festival director Geoff Turkington 

said planning for the festival, was 

well underway when they found out 

about the drop in funding. 

A last minute boost to the tune of 

$100,000 by WEL Energy Trust, Brian 

Perry Foundation, Grassroots Foundation 

and Hamilton City Council 

helped bring the festival back from 

the brink but a shortfall of $20,000 

was needed to keep the 2022 festival 

on track. 

As a charitable trust, the festival, 

Waikato's premiere arts event for 

over 20 years, relies on the support 

of local businesses and funders each 

year. 

Turkington was quick to point out the 

benefits of the festival to not only 

boost people’s spirits, especially in 

times of continual Covid upheavals, 

but it also contributes to the Hamilton 

economy. 

“Research undertaken by the Ministry 

of Culture and Heritage in 2019 

identified that the arts and creative 

sector contributes $10.8 billion to 

New Zealand’s GDP and creates over 

92,00 jobs 

“It’s a huge industry, but also you 

can’t put a price on the wellness of 

the community.” 

THE STORY NOW 

The show will go on thanks to the 

success of the crowdfunding which 

raised over $25,000 in four weeks 

from nearly 250 donors. 

Turkington says the team is thrilled to 

have such phenomenal support from 

people who recognise the value of 

the festival. 

“The money is definitely important 

but I think at that stage in a very, very 

long year for myself and the team, 

the messages and encouragement 

from all the 247 donors meant a lot to 

us and that really give us the strength 

to keep going.” 

While the rest of us might be getting 

ready to go on holiday, there’s still a 

lot of hard work for the HGAF team; 

from artist’s contracts, collating technical 

information and learning how to 

navigate the Covid traffic lights will 

keep them busy. 

Being a larger event they will be 

operating under the vaccine pass 

system and that means they can go 

ahead at full capacity in green or 

orange. 

“When you are dealing with the 

sheer number of staff, volunteers, 

audience and performers safety is 

paramount so we will be doing full 

contact tracing,” Turkington says. 

The line-up 

TEEKS, Ballet Noir, Haus of YOLO, 

Reb Fountain, Muroki, Soundtracks 

from Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction and 

Reservoir Dogs, Sunset Symphony 

are some of the biggest and boldest 

shows to ever hit the Hamilton 

Featuring everything from classical 

music to drag, ballet to theatre, 

comedy to children’s shows, the 

2022 festival programme is positively 

brimming with world class arts 

experiences. 

The musical programme showcases 

a diverse mix of musical stylings including 

flamenco, soul, folk, percussion 

and classical. 

Experience Northland soul sensation 

TEEKS’ life affirming live show 

with support from rising Raglan star 

Muroki. 

Also, on the Rhododendron Lawn 

- the spellbinding Reb Fountain will 

premiere her highly anticipated new 

album Iris alongside fan favourites 

from her Taite Prize-winning self-titled 

album, and The Auckland Jazz 

Orchestra team up with the fabulous 

Caitlin Smith for a night of big band 

jazz! 

A star studded band of Kiwi music 

icons will rock’n roll through the 

soundtracks from Tarantino’s Pulp 

Fiction and Reservoir Dogs. Performed 

live in concert - starring Tami 

Neilson, Laughton Kora, Milan Borich 

and Booga Beazley, backed by the 

phenomenal Big Band Royale. 

Haus of YOLO is a party of a show, 

jam-packed with extraordinary circus 

skills and sewing chaos. Truly a feast 

for the senses, this multidisciplinary 

show from The Dust Palace (PULP, 

Top of the Heap) explores the 

modern middle class slavery of fast 

fashion. 

Theatre lovers are spoiled for choice 

with five solo theatrical works exploring 

a diverse range of topics including 

conservation, the joys of reading, 

satire, and Aotearoa history. 

Lovers of poetry and music can 

join some of the country’s best and 

brightest songwriters, including 

Anna Coddington, Lawrence Arabia 

and Julia Deans as they perform 

original music inspired by the poems 

of iconic writer Katherine Mansfield. 

Mansfield in Her Own Words: Unplugged 

is an intimate coupling of 

poetry and music taking place in the 

charming Mansfield Garden. 

There’ll also be world-class homegrown 

ballet! Contemporary but 

elegant, Ballet Noir is ballet seen 

through the stylish, cryptic lens of 

film noir. 

Head to hgaf.co.nz to check out the 

full Hamilton Gardens Arts Festival 

2022 programme. Early bird discounts 

are available on most ticketed 

events until Christmas eve. 

The Hamilton Gardens Arts Festival 

is made possible by our generous 

funders: Hamilton City Council, WEL 

Energy Trust, Grassroots Festival 

Trust, Trust Waikato, Perry Foundation, 

Hamilton Gardens, King 

St Advertising, ACLX, University of 

Waikato, Harkness Henry, Ministry 

Culture & Heritage, Longveld, 

Norah Howell Charitable Trust, CBD 

Association, Waikato Times, The Hits, 

Go Media, Cleland Hancox and 

Friends of Hamilton Gardens. 


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Can you still trust your bladder? 

Are you confident with your bladder control or 

are you anxious at times that you might wet 

yourself? Do you worry where the next toilet 

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interactions? Do you need the toilet often and 

limit your fluid intake to stay safe? Are your 

nights interrupted by toilet visits and do you 

need to wear protective pads or liners? 

These are very private and 

potentially embarrassing 

issues which unfortunately 

will not go away on their own. 

They are part of the ageing 

process and will gradually get 

worse. The muscles responsible 

are hidden away and usually 

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to soften and sag and gradually 

muscle strength and control of 

very personal functions is lost. 

As we age our bodies start 

to get tired but we still feel 

young and want to continue as 

we have in the past. Our minds 

are sharp but some parts start 

to let us down. We may need 

glasses to read the small print, 

hearing may be compromised 

and mobility will possibly begin 

to decrease. 

However it is the less obvious 

changes that are occurring 

that really compromise our 

quality of life. 

Initial problems with bladder 

and/or bowel function are 

warning bells that are often ignored. 

The gradual change can 

be silent and incidious. Do you 

still have complete control of 

your bladder and bowel or do 

they control you? 

Do you avoid staying overnight 

with family for fear of 

disturbing them? Do you wear 

clothes that come down quickly 

for urgent toilet visits? Do you 

have several pairs of the same 

trousers so interchange is unnoticeable 

by others? Are you 

nervous of intimacy with a new 

partner? 

One of the main reasons 

women end up in rest homes is 

their incontinence. There comes 

a time when family can no longer 

deal with the leakage, smell 

and the additional washing 

involved with this decreased 

control of bladder and bowel. 

This becomes especially difficult 

if you also have decreased 

mobility. 

Nursing of an elderly person 

can also lead to prolapse for 

the carer. The two vocational 

groups that have the highest 

level of pelvic organ prolapse 

are manual workers (including 

farmers’ wives with lifting of 

heavy buckets during calving) 

and nurses of geriatric patients. 

Other lifetime activities that 

have contributed to overloading 

the pelvic floor and subsequent 

weakness and dysfunction are 

constipation, chronic respiratory 

issues, increased weight, lifting 

grandchildren, high impact 

exercise and heavy gardening. 

Pelvic floor overload and 

neglect is usually due to lack 

of information and awareness. 

Various strategies are implemented 

to cope and disguise 

the problem. You may now be 

living with a “bossy bladder” 

and undignified damp patches. 

There may be wind escaping 

from your back passage or 

discomfort with sexual intercourse. 

This leads to decreased 

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Being spontaneous makes us 

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“Age is not a limiting factor 

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Ingredients 

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• 

Cake: 

• 1/2 cup butter, softened 

• 1/3 cup sugar 

• 1 large egg, room temperature 

• 1/3 cup molasses 

• 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour 

• 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger 

• 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon 

• 1/2 teaspoon salt 

• 1/2 teaspoon baking powder 

• 1/4 teaspoon baking soda 

• 1/4 cup warm water 

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The Atawhai Assisi rest home 

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We run a day programme that allows 

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Atawhai Assisi facilities are improving 

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The facilities are owned and operated 

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Did you hear the 

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“Capital gain isn’t the only 

box this place ticks. It’s well 

built. A lot of places are el 

cheapo, but the joinery here 

is of good quality, and the 

rooms are a good size.” 

There are many more reasons why 

Karaka Pines Rototuna could be the right 

choice for you. Why not drop into our 

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your retirement living could be. 

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or Rebate scheme. 

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you can get a near 

new electric car from $14,995 

and it comes with a FREE WOF 

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year for life, then on top of 

that you get the $3,450.00 rebate 

from the government and 

it costs you less than $10,000 

and this electric car model can 

be charged overnight from 

home for less than $5 per day. 

No more expensive yearly 

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Come in and test drive one, 

they are amazingly quiet and 

one thing we get all the time, 

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and with prices starting from 

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Celebration 

Cheese Balls 

Ingredients 

2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, 

softened 

1 cup grated Parmesan cheese 

2 garlic cloves, minced 

PINE NUT-PESTO CHEESE BALL: 

2 tablespoons prepared pesto 

2 tablespoons minced fresh basil 

10 tablespoons toasted pine nuts, divided 

HORSERADISH-BACON CHEESE BALL: 

2 tablespoons prepared horseradish 

1/2 cup crumbled cooked bacon 

1 green onion, finely chopped 

SALSA CHEESE BALL: 

2 tablespoons tomato paste 

1/8 teaspoon salt 

2 tablespoons minced fresh cilantro 

1 tablespoon finely chopped onion 

1 tablespoon minced seeded jalapeno pepper 

Assorted crackers 

Directions 

1. In a large bowl, beat cream cheese, Parmesan 

cheese and garlic until blended. Divide into 

three portions 

2. For Pine Nut-Pesto Cheese Ball: Beat one 

portion of cream cheese mixture and pesto until 

blended. Stir in basil. Chop 2 tablespoons pine 

nuts; stir into cheese mixture. Shape into a ball; 

roll in remaining pine nuts. Wrap in plastic; chill 

until firm. 

3. For Horseradish-Bacon Cheese Ball: Beat one 

portion of cream cheese mixture and horseradish 

until blended. Stir in bacon and onion. Shape 

into a ball. Wrap in plastic; chill until firm. 

4. For Salsa Cheese Ball: Beat one portion of 

cream cheese mixture, tomato paste and salt 

until blended. Stir in cilantro, onion and 

jalapeno. Shape into a ball. Wrap in plastic; 

chill until firm. 

5. Can refrigerate up to two weeks. Serve with 

crackers. 

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Putting a little more goodness into my life 

It took some convincing before I committed 

to spend three days at Resolution Retreats. It 

wasn’t that I doubted the quality or worthiness 

of the gorgeous Karapiro spa, but simply that 

my business took all the time and energy I 

had. Stepping out of that constant drive for 

results felt self-indulgent and wasteful. 

If my attitude feels familiar 

to you, I have things you 

need to know. 

Investing those first three 

days was among the best business 

and personal decisions I 

have ever made. I followed it 

with another three day programme 

and together they 

have been transformational. 

Resolution Retreats is neither 

a holiday nor a bootcamp. 

It is a genuine wellness 

retreat run by highly skilled 

people who understand exactly 

what burnout, inability to 

relax, overcommitment, and 

putting-yourself-last looks like 

and they are driven to giving 

clients the tools and support 

to refocus into a healthier, 

more successful approach to 

life. No judgement, no finger 

wagging. 

The first programme I did 

was a Kick Start; the second 

was a Resilience programme, 

aimed squarely at business 

people. Although the experience 

of each was very similar, 

the coaching and learning 

sessions in the Resilience programme 

included knowledge 

and tools for addressing burnout, 

prioritising, dealing with 

people, communication strategies, 

workplace dynamics and 

other typical business issues. 

Oh, and to illustrate how well 

they understand their clients, 

the Resilience programme provided 

coffee, tea and sugar as 

well as the standard incredibly 

healthy and delicious five 

meals a day. 

The programme was 

highly organised 

and structured with 

a nice balance of 

free time. 

As a broad overview, Resolution 

Retreats packages 

combine seriously good and 

healthy food that catered for 

24 Hamilton greypower Magazine | December 2021 

individual preferences (eggs 

poached, not runny, please); 

physical movement that was 

equally comfortable for teens 

or 80-year-olds plus the option 

of personal trainer sessions; 

classic spa treatments such 

as massage and beauty therapies; 

outstanding learning 

sessions led by specialists on 

diverse subjects such as tools 

for mental wellbeing, or the 

effects of hormones and tools 

for monitoring our health, and 

those work and business-related 

subjects. All set in beautiful 

grounds with superb private 

chalets and amenities including 

spa, indoor pool and tennis 

court. And with impeccable 

professionalism and service. 

The programme was highly 

organised and structured with 

a nice balance of free time. But 

nothing was compulsory, so if I 

chose to opt out of something 

and instead going for a swim 

or a walk, that was perfectly 

fine. Someone might check in 

to see that I was okay but that 

felt nurturing and responsive. 

But parts of the experience 

I most valued were the human 

elements: the opportunity to 

share experiences with others 

from all over the country who 

were each on their own interesting 

journey and to have 

time to build real connections, 

the incredible responsiveness 

and nurturing by the Resolution 

Retreats team, the space 

to use the time I was there to 

focus on what was most important 

to me. It felt like a rare 

privilege. 

My experience was probably 

absolutely typical. I arrived 

feeling exhausted and a bit 

unsociable. I left feeling energised, 

refocused, back in control 

of my life and wellbeing, 

and with all the knowledge 

and tools I needed to make 

these a lasting change. They 

gave me the tools to take back 

control of my life; it felt so 

powerful. 

From a business perspective, 

the value was obvious. I 

returned to work with more 

energy to give to my team and 

with better skills to lead and 

coach. I can see the potential 

for my team to also benefit 

from a Resolution Retreats 

programme and that’s an investment 

I will be making. 

By DEIDRE MORRIS 

(DIRECTOR DP MEDIA LTD.)

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and your happiness first 

Having never been on a retreat, I was both excited 

and nervous entering Resolution Retreats. 

On arrival we were greeted 

by lovely staff members 

and shown to our 

villa. Almost immediately you 

enter into a world of relaxation. 

They have worked hard to ensure 

every part of the retreat 

is up to the highest standard 

including facilities, food, staff 

and even how lovely everything 

smells! No detail is left out. 

The multiple workshops covering 

everything health-related 

ensure you leave with a better 

understanding of how everything 

such as food, exercise and 

sleep affects our quality of life. 

Carly took out first health 

steam room and gym. You can 

also use this time to sit in your 

villa and read a book or even 

just mingle with the other ladies. 

As this retreat focuses largely on 

being a place for anyone who is 

feeling burnt out to recharge and 

reset, ‘bliss time’ is an important 

part of this experience. They do 

a great job at balancing time to 

relax and time for activities/ 

workshops. 

Throughout the retreat you 

are encouraged to step out of 

your comfort zone. Whether it 

be in fitness class, eating food 

you usually wouldn’t at home, 

and even cutting out coffee and 

alcohol, which for a lot of people 

can be a challenge in itself. 

All injuries, allergies and ailments 

were taken into account 

and this meant everyone could 

participate in all activities to the 

best of their ability, enjoy all the 

food, and no one is made to feel 

left out. 

There were women of all 

ages, shapes, sizes and everyone 

was there for different reasons. 

But at the end of the day everyone 

was there to better their lives 

in one way or another, which 

gave me a sense of unity. I left 

with the understanding that putting 

yourself, your health and 

By BETH NEBEN 

workshop, which covered mental 

health. She didn’t linger on 

negative topics but she spoke 

matter-of-factly. She talked 

about mental health as a positive 

and important part of life. It 

shouldn’t have negative connotations 

surrounding it and this is 

something that we all need to 

continue to work on. With our 

mental wellbeing taken care of, 

the next two workshops with Jo 

and Tiffany were based around 

nutrition. The information we 

learnt was easy to process and 

you could easily implement it 

in your everyday life. The workshops 

were equally as interesting 

as they were educational. 

Being the youngest woman 

at the retreat I wasn’t sure how 

I would fit in, I soon discovered 

that what we learnt was 

for women of all ages. I felt at 

ease right away and I want to 

encourage other young people 

to take part in experiences like 

Resolution Retreats. 

Spa treatments are offered 

to make you feel pampered 

and help you unwind fully. I 

went for a facial and full body 

massage leaving me recharged 

and glowing. Fresh and healthy 

meals are provided every day, 

which are all prepared by the 

women running the retreat. 

They aren’t chefs but the food 

was delicious with ingredients 

purchased locally from the supermarket. 

This shows everyone 

that once you leave the retreat, 

making meals like that at home 

is definitely doable. 

There are fitness classes every 

day, which I wasn’t looking 

forward to as much as spa 

treatments but I really ended 

up enjoying the exercise. Tiffany, 

who took fitness, showed 

us that exercise comes in many 

different forms. You just have 

to find one that works for you. 

We did a few different activities 

such as pool fitness, dance, different 

circuits and walks around 

the lovely grounds. As well as 

fitness, we did yoga and meditation. 

I was very excited about 

this form of wellness as I have 

been trying to get into it before 

I went on retreat. Tiffany made 

sure everyone’s abilities were 

catered for in the yoga classes. 

I spoke to a few ladies before 

who were a little nervous but 

managed to enjoy it and relax 

once they got into it. You are 

also given time to yourself to 

unwind, they call this ‘bliss time’ 

and it’s a great way to enjoy 

the retreat facilities such as the 

pool, spa, sauna, steam room 

and gym. You can also use this 

time to sit in your villa and read 

a book or even just mingle with 

the other ladies. As this retreat 

focuses largely on being a place 

for anyone who is feeling burnt 

out to recharge and reset, ‘bliss 

time’ is an important part of this 

experience. They do a great job 

at balancing time to relax and 

time for activities/workshops. 

Throughout the retreat you 

are encouraged to step out of 

your comfort zone. Whether it 

be in fitness class, eating food 

you usually wouldn’t at home, 

and even cutting out coffee and 

alcohol, which for a lot of people 

can be a challenge in itself. 

All injuries, allergies and ailments 

were taken into account 

and this meant everyone could 

participate in all activities to the 

best of their ability, enjoy all the 

food, and no one is made to 

feel left out. There were women 

of all ages, shapes, sizes and 

everyone was there for different 

reasons. But at the end of 

the day everyone was there to 

better their lives in one way or 

another, which gave me a sense 

of unity. I left with the understanding 

that putting yourself, 

your health and your happiness 

first is so important. It’s okay to 

your take happiness a break, to recharge first is and so to important. 

always It’s keep okay learning to take how to a break, be 

the best version of you! 

to recharge and to always keep 

learning how to be the best version 

of you! 

By BETH NEBEN 


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BOOK REVIEW 

In love we find out who we want to be. In war we find out who we are. 

FRANCE, 1939 

In the quiet village of Carriveau, Vianne Mauriac says good-bye to her husband, 

Antoine, as he heads for the Front. She doesn’t believe that the Nazis will invade 

France…but invade they do, in droves of marching soldiers, in caravans of trucks 

and tanks, in planes that fill the skies and drop bombs upon the innocent. When a 

German captain requisitions Vianne’s home, she and her daughter must live with 

the enemy or lose everything. Without food or money or hope, as danger escalates 

all around them, she is forced to make one impossible choice after another to keep 

her family alive. 

Vianne’s sister, Isabelle, is a rebellious eighteen-year-old, searching for purpose 

with all the reckless passion of youth. While thousands of Parisians march into the 

unknown terrors of war, she meets Gaëtan, a partisan who believes the French can 

fight the Nazis from within France, and she falls in love as only the young can…completely. But when he 

betrays her, Isabelle joins the Resistance and never looks back, risking her life time and again to save others. 

With courage, grace and powerful insight, bestselling author Kristin Hannah captures the epic panorama 

of World War II and illuminates an intimate part of history seldom seen: the women’s war. The Nightingale 

tells the stories of two sisters, separated by years and experience, by ideals, passion and circumstance, 

each embarking on her own dangerous path toward survival, love, and freedom in German-occupied, wartorn 

France—a heartbreakingly beautiful novel that celebrates the resilience of the human spirit and the 

durability of women. It is a novel for everyone, a novel for a lifetime. 

Where do you begin writing about a book that reaches 

out and touches you? I guess here. Am I being too 

sappy already? Well then, suffice it to say, there’s a 

reason The Nightingale is so beloved by so many. 

This is the story of two women (sisters) during World 

War II in France. First, in a quaint town, teacher Vianne 

and her young daughter Sophie say goodbye to their 

husband and father, Mauriac, who was Vianne’s childhood 

sweetheart, as he goes off to battle. 

Surprisingly to Vianne, the Nazis invade France, and a 

Nazi soldier takes shelter in their home. Her life then 

becomes a constant risk, and food, money, heat and 

other of life’s necessities dwindle away. 

As the war escalates, Vianne must continually face 

difficult and dangerous decisions, all while she waits 

and prays for Mauriac’s safe return. 

Meanwhile, Vianne’s younger sister, Isabelle, a rebel 

and spitfire at heart meets and quickly falls in “young 

love” with the partisan Gaetan. 

After Gaetan betrays her, she joins the underground 

resistance and, like her sister, must continually face 

difficult and dangerous decisions. 

There are emotional twists and tragedies, as there are 

in all war stories, but I will leave those for the reader. 

What happens will touch your heart and shock your 

conscience of the horrors of War. 

I have a special connection to World War II stories. My 

maternal grandfather survived the Pearl Harbor attack 

by hiding in a tree and my paternal grandfather stormed 

the bloody beaches at Normandy. Both survived. My 

husband’s maternal grandfather was the lone survivor 

of five pilot brothers in the War — a real-life Saving 

Private Ryan. 

I have always looked at these acts of courage and 

countless moments of tragedy in this War with awe. 

How could this have actually happened? 

The beautiful writing of The Nightingale inspired me 

to fly through this story of a “difficult” subject matter. 

However, I personally recommend the traditional written 

version, as I found the audio narrator to be dry and 

monotone, and switched to the traditional version. This 

is a must-read. 

Source:https://www.julesbuono.com/bookreview-the-nightingale/ 


Our pioneering approach to retirement 

living includes our Peace of Mind Guarantees 

designed to give our residents greater 

confidence to live the way they want. 

They provide freedom and flexibility 

that lets you choose when, where, 

and how you want to live your life. 

DEFERRED 

MANAGEMENT FEE 

CAPPED AT 20% 

The deferred management fee (DMF) is your contribution to 

the continued maintenance and management of the village, 

including your unit and the village amenities. It’s deducted when 

your occupancy advance is repaid, which is the amount you’ve 

paid to occupy the unit. Your DMF will be no more than 20 

percent – one of the lowest in the retirement sector. 

For example: 

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