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Leap year only comes around every four years. Without leap years, every four years, the calendar wouldn’t run as well as it should. Without leap years, we would lose 6 hours every year, and after 100 years, our calendar would be 24 days off. The ancient Egyptians started toying with leap days; Julius Caesar officially started leap years, with the…[...]

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Our Family Christmas Party, attended by around 50 dear family members, was a festive fiesta filled with joy! From mouthwatering treats and live entertainment to surprise visits from Santa, the evening sparkled with holiday magic. Laughter echoed, and warm conversations flowed, reminding us that the true gift of Christmas is the love we share. As we bid adieu to this…[...]

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We had Santa’s helpers busy this holiday season! Residents created beautiful projects such as homemade ornaments, stunning paintings, and even winter sock gnomes. The residents continue to surprise themselves with their creative abilities and all our wonderful creations make lasting memories.[...]

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Our staff Christmas Party was a riot of laughter and camaraderie! Silly games and guessing contests brought out the playful spirit in us. Our Resident Wellness Director, Kimber, game some fierce competition in our musical chairs themed game! In a hilarious twist, staff turned each other into Christmas trees, spreading joy and festive cheer![...]

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What is your passion?  What makes you so excited and filled with joy and life that you can hardy keep your feet on the ground?  Remember the passionate interests that you had when you were young?  Find time to pursue those passions once again or develop your natural inclinations, the things that fill you with a sense of peace and…[...]

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A caregiver is crouched down next to a person in a wheelchair, and they are looking out into nature together. When you or someone you love enters into assisted living, the experience might be emotional and confusing because of the newness of it all. Meeting new people, fellow residents and caregivers alike, can be difficult. It’s also tricky when experiencing care from people who are essentially strangers to you, as it can be disorienting to experience different caregivers throughout the…[...]

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On Wednesday December 6th, Columbia Cottage took a heartfelt moment to honor and remember Christine Horn for all her hard work and dedication during her 17 years with Columbia Cottage. Chris was a champion for seniors and for her team. Chris sadly passed away on 4/5/23 and she is missed every day. Her contributions and dedication were recognized by the…[...]

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In loving memory of Christine Horn, we planted a tree as a lasting tribute to her spirit. Her legacy lives on in the roots of this tree, symbolizing growth, and strength. May the tree stand as a living reminder of the impact she had on all our lives.[...]

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Age-related hearing loss, also known as presbycusis (pronounced prez-buh-KYOO-sis), occurs gradually for many people as they grow older. Reportedly, about one in three people in the U.S. experienced hearing loss between the ages of 65 and 74, and nearly half reported difficulty after the age of 75. The causes of hearing loss vary, including past exposure to loud noises, medications,…[...]

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“We Wish You A Merry Christmas” We had a lovely time eating, singing, and visiting with our friend, Santa, from the North Pole. Thank you to all who came and made it a joyous occasion.[...]

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