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Welcome to June,
June is a month that brings with it a sense of renewal and new beginnings. It is the time when the world comes alive with the beauty of nature, and it is a perfect time to embrace new opportunities and make the most of the warm days ahead.
"Like the long days of June, your wisdom stretches far and brightens every heart it touches."
"June reminds us that every season of life can bloom beautifully — and you are living proof."
"The sun of June shines brightest on those who carry kindness in their hearts."
"Just as gardens flourish in summer, so do spirits that keep learning, loving, and laughing."
"June is a gentle nudge to savor the warmth of today and the promise of tomorrow."
Hear are some hearting wishes for our classmates as we reach into our twilight years.
Wishing you joy and peace in your golden years.
May you find comfort and happiness each day.
Sending love and warm thoughts your way.
May your days be filled with laughter and smiles.
Wishing you good health and vitality always.
May your memories bring you happiness and warmth.
Sending you strength and positivity in abundance.
May you feel surrounded by love and care.
Wishing you moments of serenity and contentment.
May your heart be filled with gratitude and
peace.
Sending you blessings for your journey ahead.
May each day bring you new reasons to smile.
Wishing you strength and resilience each day.
May you always feel loved and valued.
Sending you wishes for a bright and beautiful future.
The days that stand out the most in June are June 5th World Environment Day, June 14th National Flag Day, June 19th (Juneteenth) Emancipation Day, and June 21st Father’s Day.
I decided I wasn't going to let getting older slow me down. But my body had other plans.
When cars get old, they're classic. When cheese gets old, it's blue. What do they call people when they get old? Old people.
Getting old is no joke. I'm on a very rigid nap schedule.
We leave this world the same way we enter it: bald, confused, and wearing a diaper.
What’s a senior’s favorite dessert? Anything that comes with a cherry on top.
What do senior’s say about aging? It’s a journey and not a destination – so enjoy the ride.
What’s a senior’s secret to staying young? A good sense of humor and a youthful attitude.
My husband got stung on his forehead by a bee. He’s in the ER now, his face is swollen and bruised. He almost died! Luckily, I was close enough to hit the bee with my shovel.
Two things I learned yesterday: I’m not too old to sit in a beanbag chair, but I am too old to get out of one.
Move over, Spot!
Luna is now the most popular dog name in the United States, followed by Bella, Charlie, and Max.
Forgive your enemies. It messes with their heads.
“Lord, help us to be the people our dogs think we are.”
Let June be the month to just love everyone. I’ll sort ‘em out later. GOD
“My biggest fear isn’t dying. It’s being stuck to a recliner when I’m 85.”
Even if you’re on medication, changes to your diet and exercise can still help. It can lower your odds of all sorts of negative health outcomes. Lifestyle changes help more than just your blood pressure number.
I hope that we will restore the faith in what used to be known as public service: that is, elected representatives serving all the people. Not self-service, not for personal financial gain or power. For the benefit of the people.
Have an awesome day and know that someone has thought about you today. You make the world a better place just by being in it.
Live life for today.
Look for a single moment of joy each day.
Pray for tomorrow.
Cherish your blessings.
And visit with your precious memories often.
Thank you for visiting.
Your Ballard High School Class of 1966 Reunion Committee.