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7400 Sugar Bend Drive • Orlando, FL 32819
NEW YEAR, NEW PARKING DECAL NEEDEDBy now you have received several notices and emails about the new parking decals and
new procedure to register your guests to park in any of our parking spots. to register yourresident vehicles you need to go to: www.sbhc.parkingattendant.com.
Please make sure you have your new decal when you register or it won‘t be valid.It is important that you have the correct decal to avoid being in violation of our revised
Rules and Regulations that were finalized in October of 2019. If you are unsure if you are incompliance, please contact the office either by email or by phone.
Tips for Keeping Your Fitness ResolutionsOne week into the new year and already you’ve chowed down on a dozen brownies and
missed going to the gym? Don’t be too hard on yourself, but don’t give up on the diet andexercise resolution either. Follow this advice:
• Be realistic. If you’re trying to drop 20 pounds, don’t try to lose it all in a month. Set yoursights on losing no more than a pound or two a week.
• Set specific goals. Don’t say you’ll exercise more. Instead, commit to walking 30 minutesduring your lunch break three days a week.
• Find a partner. You’ll find sticking to your resolutions easier with a mutual supportsystem. Get together with a buddy who’s trying to accomplish the same goals and give eachother encouragement and company.
• Log your progress. Writing down how much weight you’ve lost, or how many timesyou’ve gone to the gym in the past week gives you a sense of accomplishment— and theencouragement to keep going. Also, it helps you to track any trouble spots and allows youto find solutions.
Use It or Loose It!Scientists suggest that keeping your brain active and challenged is the key to
improving memory and overall brain power. Follow these basic tips to maintain a healthybrain: • Exercise your body regularly. All the good physical benefits help your brain, too.• Mental exercise (reading, writing, problem solving, games and crosswords) keep yourmind sharp and reduces the risk of Alzheimer‘s. • Vitamins nourish the brain. • Diet isimportant for a sharp memory (fiber, fish & greens).
Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.“We honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. because he showed us the way to mend those
broken fences and to move on in building this land rather than destroying it. He ledcampaign after campaign in the streets of America and on to the governor’s mansion, evento the White House, in an effort to secure change. “Thank you Dr. King for being the drummajor who was able and ready to lead our nation to greater heights through peace andlove.” –B. Davis Schwartz, Long Island University
January/February 2020Inside this issue
The high costs of a DUIWhen and where to pay cash
Movie previews and more!
Your CommunitY team
Lori CoolidgeCommunity Association Manager
ruth GibsonAssistant Community Manager
enrique ( ricky) KookMaintenance Team
eddie QuirozMaintenance Team
rolando Santos rodriguezMaintenance Team
Zach emersonParking Enforcement/Courtesy Officer
offiCe HourS
monday9:00 am–5:00 pm
tuesday9:00 am–5:00 pm
Wednesday9:00 am–12:00 noon
thursday9:00 am–5:00 pm
friday9:00 am–12:00 noon
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
HoW to reaCH uS
management office(407) 352-7623
Courtesy Patrol(407) 335-3449office e-mail
[email protected] Website
www.sanctuaryatbayhill.com
Can you afforda DUI conviction?I t’s New Year’s Eve. You’ve
never had a DUI before andyou don’t think you’ll get
one now.So one for the road?Before you take that drink
and get behind the wheel, tipyour waitress $10,000.Can’t a%ord that kind of tip?
Then you can’t a%ord a DUI ei-ther.There’s a world of grief, ex-
pense, and a lot of time andtrouble with a DUI. If you getone, you are guaranteed tospend the next year or so cop-ing with the consequences.The cost in dollars of a drunk
driving conviction is stagger-ing. Alcohol.org estimates thecost of a drunk driving convic-tion to be $10,000 to $25,000.
But in some states the cost ismuch higher.Here are some of the costs in
terms of money and time:• You’re going to jail. Bailyourself out for $100 to$2,500.• Bail your car out of im-pound: $100 to $1,200.• Hire an attorney. $1,500 to$5,000. Double that for a pre-vious o%ense.• Pay a fine: $150 to $1,800.• Pay for jail time fee: $10-$300.• Pay for sentencing fee:$100-$250.• Pay probation fee: $200-$1,200.• Pay for random drug tests:$100 each time or more.
• Do community service.There goes your free time.• Pay for community servicesupervision: $100.• Pay driver responsibilityfees in some states: $1,000-$2,500.• Attend alcohol and drugtreatment classes. Pay a feefor them from $1,000-$3,000.• Get your vehicle fitted withan ignition lock device: $500to $1,500.• Get your license reinstated:$20-$200.• Find alternate transporta-tion while you are in theprocess.• Breathe deeply when yousee your insurance premiumrise between: $1,000 and$10,000.
Successful relationships are built on a foundation of honest, thoughtfulcommunication. Whether you’re contemplating a business partnership ormarriage, here are some questions to ask before entering into a long- termcommitment with another person: • What makes him/her angry? How does the person deal with anger? • How does the person react in a crisis? • How does he or she handle money? • What does the other person expect from you? What might happen if those
expectations aren’t met? • What are the other person’s goals? • What are three things he/she would like to accomplish in the immediate
future, and in the long term?
Know this before making a major commitment
When and where to pay cash
• Tipping.
• Farmer’s markets.
• Minimum purchases.
• Private transactions.
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HOME ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES
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offiCe CLoSeD INOBSERVANCE OFNEW YEAR’S DAY.
HaPPYneW Year!
neW reSiDentParKinG
DeCaLS muSt Be ComPLeteD
BY toDaY.
January isGet Organized
MonthTrivia Day
MonopolyGame Day Technology Day
NationalBobblehead
Day
BubbleBath Day
Law EnforcementAppreciation Day
Human TraffickingAwareness Day
January is BeKind to Food
Servers Month
Make Your DreamCome True Day
Organize YourHome Day Bagel Day Hot and Spicy
Food DayDitch New Year’sResolutions Day
January isSoup Month
NationalCompliment
Day
Use Your GiftCard Day
Popcorn Day National Dayof Service
SquirrelAppreciation
Day
FruitcakeToss Day
January isBrain Teaser
Month
Bubble WrapAppreciation Day Kazoo Day Curmudgeons Day Fun at Work Day