We like variety in our evening activities and love to change it up a bit when we can. So recently, when our Dietary Manager, who's also the director of the Body of Christ Church's choir in Walnut Hills, graciously volunteered a visit from the choir we immediately accepted. The residents loved it, we had a wonderful turnout, and we can't wait for them to return!

Everyone enjoys an afternoon happy hour, so we treated our residents and their guests to one recently. Everyone had the opportunity to enjoy their favorite wine or venture out and try something new. Paired with great music and delicious snacks like cheese and fruit the afternoon was a hit!

With cold weather setting in, we thought this would be a great time to have a Tea Party! Our residents enjoyed the chance to socialize and loved using the "fine" china. Sugar anyone? One lump or two?

One of the great things about Liberty Colerain is that we love to take our residents on fun-filled outings. So, we took a beautiful Fall day last month and visited Parky's Farm in Hamilton County. It's a fully functional farm that allows visitors to see traditional animals in the barnyard and also visit their orchard and garden. As you can see, it was a great day to be outside and everyone had a wonderful time!

Our community decided to squeeze a little bit more out of summer as the season draws to a close. We celebrated with our very own Hawaiian Luau. Residents and guests kicked back on our "beach" and enjoyed wonderful music and sipped refreshing punch.

While the weather is still so nice, our residents take full advantage of the patio for their early mornings. It's a great, relaxing space to enjoy some fun arts and crafts activities.

As you can imagine, our guys are fond of getting out of the facility for some guys only time. This month we visited Quaker Steak and Lube and had a wonderful meal. We shared lots of laughs, watched some sports and loved the great food!

Last month, Captain Larry "Jack" Sparrow sailed into our facility to visit with the residents! Rather than pillage our facility, he taught us lots of trivia about piracy: how it started, tidbits about famous pirates, and most importantly...how to be a pirate. It was such an entertaining and educational visit. We look forward with great pleasure to having the Captain return this way soon.

The first Sunday of every month, we have volunteers that bring in therapy dogs to visit our residents. Gandolff and Bucko are the two that come into our facility this weekend. They always bring smiles to our resident's faces.

Our residents enjoyed watching our very own Red Legs this weekend while enjoying delicious root beer floats. We cheered on our Cincinnati Reds and enjoyed each others company this past weekend.