We had a fun day at La Comedia eating and seeing the new comedy musical, "Church Basement Ladies". This was a hilarious comedy program that I believe everyone enjoyed. If you missed it, you may want to consider taking someone special to see it before it closes.
John is a Physical Therapist with his own practice - Porter Physical Therapy. He also publishes an Internet newsletter that you can request by sending an email to the address that will be published in our July Young at Heart Newsletter. 
Today, we also featured Josh Hales with a patriotic music program that he did in the Sunday morning services for Memorial Day. Here is a link to that music, if you wish to hear it again. We took the opportunity to honor our veterans and other service people after Josh's music.
There were trains of all vintages, these are old ones. The trestles were built in the same design as the originals.
Yup, this is not a train. The layouts included water (real) and boats.
This old mine brought back memories of the days that I lived in Denver, Colorado and Rapid City, SD.
Everything wasn't just model trains; they also had many nice exhibits of train facts and history.
Our group even got an extra special tour of the "underground"! This is the area under the train layout and where all that water comes from. Yes, there are train tracks and trains running under the main exhibits. They have to go somewhere after they enter a tunnel. The controllers and computers for running much of the set up is also down here!
Our guide did a great job of explaining how everything works.
As our behind the scenes tour ended, we were fortunate to find a volunteer manufacturing and painting a new scenery set-up. Now, we must return to see the new stuff!
I heard many of our group telling others they would return with their friends and especially the grandchildren.
The girls had several ensemble pieces and also a couple of solos.
The boys ensemble also had a number of their own.
This group is led by Sarah Britton.
... and accompanied by Tracy Miller.
Their music included:
I goofed and was too wrapped up in making my Apple Dumpling to get a photo of the process! However, everyone enjoyed the experience of making these at the outlet store. After lunch, we returned to eat the finished product with ice cream. I can’t vouch for every apple dumpling made that morning but mine was excellent!
Today, April 13, 2010, we had an awesome group of high school students from the Dayton Christian High School present a great Jazz Band concert! Thank you students and Dr. Brian Stiffler for this entertainment. You are all a testimony to the fine job DCS is doing in our community. 
Rachel Herman played piano for our prelude period before the program.
Members of the band included: 
The Jazz Band played: 
