STAFF
Property Manager
Karen Nicholls
Assistant Manager
JoAnn Morse
Leasing Specialist
Janet Chandler
Groundskeeper
Loretta Swanson
Maintenance Supervisor
Jay Cook
HOURS
Monday
- Friday
9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday
Closed
PHONE NUMBERS
Office
Numbers
(425) 644-7162
First Response, Inc.
(866) 686-1886
Emergency Pager
(206) 583-1973
Emergency Police And Fire
911
Address
16240 NE 14th
Street
Bellevue, WA 98008
Phone: (425) 644-7162
Fax: (425) 644-6996
Woodside.East@prometheusreg.com
www.WoodsideEastApts.com
www.prometheusreg.com
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The 26th on the 26th
Michigan became a state
on Jan. 26, 1837.
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Holiday
Cookies Made Easy
The holidays can be stressful, so make your favorite
cookie dough now and put it in the freezer. When it’s
time for a party, just let the dough thaw in the refrigerator
until it’s soft enough to handle, and then bake.
Like
a Bowl Full of Jelly
Jelly beans, that is! In 1976, Jelly Belly beans were
invented and have since accomplished great feats for such
a small bean. Here are just a few highlights.
- JB beans were the first jelly beans
in outer space during the 1983 flight of the Challenger.
- The original eight flavors were Very
Cherry, Root Beer, Cream Soda, Tangerine, Green Apple, Lemon,
Licorice and Grape. (Very Cherry remains a favorite, only
topped by Buttered Popcorn.)
- JB beans were served on Air Force
One and in the Oval Office during the presidency of Ronald
Reagan.
—www.JellyBelly.com
Icy
Fun
January is National Skating Month.
Coping
With Holiday Stress
The holidays can be wonderful, but they can also bring
on stress. Follow these tips for truly happy holidays:
- Have a realistic plan. Doing so will
reduce the strain of juggling tasks, duties, errands and
appointments
- Stick to your lists and your budget.
Overspending is a common source of Christmas stress. Remember
that the point of the season is to show care, not to simply
consume.
- Learn how to say “no”
to less important activities. Be selective. Don’t
overschedule. If you limit yourself to two social events
per week, you won’t run down your batteries.
- Plan parties or shopping trips with
family and friends to cut down on the number of events and
responsibilities.
- Schedule some downtime for rest and
reflection.
- Keep your sense of humor.
- Establish your own standards, and
don’t be governed by others’ expectations or
demands.
- Don’t skip meals or live on
snacks because you are too busy.
- Don’t sacrifice your exercise
program as you get busier.
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