FW Descriptions Monday 2012-2013
FW Registration Mondays 2012-2013
Leo Descriptions Thursday 2012-2013
Leo Registration Thursday 2012-2013
Bluffton Description Wednesday 2012-2013
Bluffton Registration Wednesday 2012-2013
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Monday, March 5, 2012
March Dances in the Area
We will add dances/promote dances at AdamsWells Ballroom Dancers (FaceBook) anytime someone asks! Send me details by inboxing Donna Reish--and I'll get it posted for you. Also, followers of the FB page may post on the page whenever you would like. Thanks! (P.S. If you get the info to me before the first of each month, your event will be put in the first time around for the monthly calendar! :) )
Friday, March 9th--Bluffton, Indiana; Dinner dance at Rosewood on Main; 6:30 for dinner--$12.50 each; Call Carla to RSVP, 260-223-1511
Friday, March 9th--Renaissance Ballroom in Ossian 'West Coast Workshop 6:00-8:00; Open dance 8:00-10:00--call for reservations to workshop--260-622-6644
Saturday, March 10th--USA Dance at Walb Ballroom IPFW; 8:00-11:00; Free class at 7:15 (see the FW Chapter of USA Dance for more details)
Sunday, March 11th--Decatur Parks and Recreation open dance; Riverside Building; 6:00-8:30
Saturday, March 17th--Rensaissance Ballroom in Ossian "Open Dance" 8:00-10:00; 7:15 Free Waltz class; dance admission $5.00 per person--260-622-6644
Saturday, March 17th--Open Dance Van Wert Dance Club---Goedde Building; 7:30-10:30
Sunday, March 18th--Roof Ballroom in Indianapolis, Indiana! http://www.indianaroof.com/bigband.html
Saturday, March 24th--Renaissance Ballroom in Ossian Open Dance--8:00-10:00; 7:15 Free Swing class; dance admission $5.00 per person--260-622-6644
Friday, March 9th--Bluffton, Indiana; Dinner dance at Rosewood on Main; 6:30 for dinner--$12.50 each; Call Carla to RSVP, 260-223-1511
Friday, March 9th--Renaissance Ballroom in Ossian 'West Coast Workshop 6:00-8:00; Open dance 8:00-10:00--call for reservations to workshop--260-622-6644
Saturday, March 10th--USA Dance at Walb Ballroom IPFW; 8:00-11:00; Free class at 7:15 (see the FW Chapter of USA Dance for more details)
Sunday, March 11th--Decatur Parks and Recreation open dance; Riverside Building; 6:00-8:30
Saturday, March 17th--Rensaissance Ballroom in Ossian "Open Dance" 8:00-10:00; 7:15 Free Waltz class; dance admission $5.00 per person--260-622-6644
Saturday, March 17th--Open Dance Van Wert Dance Club---Goedde Building; 7:30-10:30
Sunday, March 18th--Roof Ballroom in Indianapolis, Indiana! http://www.indianaroof.com/bigband.html
Saturday, March 24th--Renaissance Ballroom in Ossian Open Dance--8:00-10:00; 7:15 Free Swing class; dance admission $5.00 per person--260-622-6644
Friday, March 2, 2012
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Healthy Habits
We are trying to develop more healthy habits around here! Easier said, than done, but I made a goal this year to do one or two healthy habits each week--just little things sometimes, like boiling a dozen eggs each week or having one of the boys cut up/clean veggies within a day or two of shopping, etc. Sometimes they are bigger, like buying a salad spinner. Anyway, I thought if I focused on one or two each week, and if I wrote it somewhere (on Reish Ramblings!), I would be more inclined to follow through.
So here they are so far....and hopefully, this will force me to add to this list each week!
January
HH 1: Ten mins of exercise every day regardless....I can/often do participate in more exercises---ballroom dancing for two to four hours a week, T-Tapp moves more than the ten minutes, but the ten mins a day is do-able and makes things more consistent for me.
HH 2: Take my vitamins and alfalfa every morning before I do any work or emails, etc. I am always going to "come back" later to take them, after this next little thing or after I finish this real quick, etc. No vitamins/no work should help me 'coz I love to work!
HH 3: Veggie Straws. Now, unlike the lady in line behind me when I bought these (who said, "I buy those too--gotta get veggies into the kids any way I can!"), I know these are not health foods--nor are they vegetables! However, they are lower in carbohydrates, give you more for the calories (38 of them!), have a little fiber, and are better than chips for my guys.
HH 4: Huge bag of almonds. I have been steering away from nuts more in the past eight months of my weight loss because I was on a low calorie/low carb/low fat diet. Formerly, I had been on a low to moderate carbohydrate diet and gained weight--from eating the insides of fattening sandwiches and nuts, probably! Anyway, I am trying to build up a snack repetoire for my guys that is less "bad" than other snacks--not a very noble goal, I know. But it's a starting point. So.....along with our veggie straws, our snack cupboard now has nuts again!
HH 5: Salad spinner. I have always secretly thought that we could have salads like restaurants if I just invested in a salad spinner. It's probably not true. But maybe it will help the boys clean and rinse veggies a little better.
So here they are so far....and hopefully, this will force me to add to this list each week!
January
HH 1: Ten mins of exercise every day regardless....I can/often do participate in more exercises---ballroom dancing for two to four hours a week, T-Tapp moves more than the ten minutes, but the ten mins a day is do-able and makes things more consistent for me.
HH 2: Take my vitamins and alfalfa every morning before I do any work or emails, etc. I am always going to "come back" later to take them, after this next little thing or after I finish this real quick, etc. No vitamins/no work should help me 'coz I love to work!
HH 3: Veggie Straws. Now, unlike the lady in line behind me when I bought these (who said, "I buy those too--gotta get veggies into the kids any way I can!"), I know these are not health foods--nor are they vegetables! However, they are lower in carbohydrates, give you more for the calories (38 of them!), have a little fiber, and are better than chips for my guys.
HH 4: Huge bag of almonds. I have been steering away from nuts more in the past eight months of my weight loss because I was on a low calorie/low carb/low fat diet. Formerly, I had been on a low to moderate carbohydrate diet and gained weight--from eating the insides of fattening sandwiches and nuts, probably! Anyway, I am trying to build up a snack repetoire for my guys that is less "bad" than other snacks--not a very noble goal, I know. But it's a starting point. So.....along with our veggie straws, our snack cupboard now has nuts again!
HH 5: Salad spinner. I have always secretly thought that we could have salads like restaurants if I just invested in a salad spinner. It's probably not true. But maybe it will help the boys clean and rinse veggies a little better.
Monday, January 2, 2012
Friday, December 9, 2011
Fort Wayne TFT Cottage Classes Starting in Jan 2012
Training for Triumph Class Descriptions for Fort Wayne
TFT Cottage Classes will be held in Fort Wayne
NOTE: These are the true classes; pen in on the registration form anything that is not listed there but is listed below.
Registration form and schedule may be obtained at http://tfths.com/docs/FortWayneRegistration.pdf
CQLA Level A: $15/week for 2 to 3 hour class (depending on enrollment) plus book; invoiced monthly
For Students at a 4th through 5th grade writing level; complete language arts, including copy
work, vocabulary, spelling, comprehension, grammar, usage, editing, prewriting, editing,
composition, creative writing, and dictation. Class is limited to eight. Taught by Donna Reish and Joshua Reish.
CQLA Level B: $15/week for 2 to 3 hour class (depending on enrollment) plus book; invoiced monthly
For students at a 6th, 7th, or 8th grade writing level; complete language arts, including copy
work, vocabulary, spelling, comprehension, grammar usage, editing, prewriting, editing,
composition, creative writing, and dictation. Class is limited to eight.
CQLA Level C: $15/week for 2 to 3 hour class (depending on enrollment) plus book; invoiced monthly
For Students at a 9th through 12th grade writing level; complete language arts including copy
work, vocabulary, spelling, comprehension, grammar, usage, editing, prewriting, editing,
composition, creative writing, and dictation. Students may count each semester as one
semester credit for high school English/ Comp. Class is limited to eight.
Research Reports for High School; $10/week plus book
For students at an 8th-12th grade writing level. This class will focus on four research report of incrementally more difficult skills. MLA citation method will be taught. This course uses Meaningful Comp: Five Research Reports.(Samples at website.) Taught by Donna Reish
Junior High Composition: $10/week plus book
This class will contain many writing projects, including, but not limited to, Key Word Outline projects, Checklist Challenge, essays, reports, stories, and more. Students in grades 6 through 9 writing level are welcome to attend. Projects will range between four paragraphs and eight paragraphs in length. This course uses Meaningful Comp 6 I: Long and Strong. Taught by Joshua Reish/Donna Reish.
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