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The annual Golf Cart Parade goes on. Residents gathered in the parking lot of the Clubhouse on a Florida cool clear evening. Santa Claus, accompanied by Mrs. Claus, led the parade throughout the community. Each cart was more creative than the last. The imagination of our residents always is amazing, this year was no exception. This was a great way to ring in the Holiday Season.

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SHILOH SPEAKS

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Your New Year Resolution

Resolve to renew and address your previous year’s resolutions. And Add a few that are new. Resolve to keep them, as long as you can. What more can a Tara Woods Resident do.

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2021 EVERYONE

And as we all know, it’s a lot different from the calendar year 2020.

A New Year Resolution is a tradition, most common in the Western Hemisphere, but also found in the Eastern Hemisphere, in which a person resolves to continue good practice and change an undesired trait or behavior to accomplish a personal goal, or otherwise improve their life.

Even though 2020 gave us a lot of obstacles, somehow most of us were able to survive COVID-19 by staying safe, strong, and smart, when setbacks happened during those trying months.

Hopefully, 2021 will be less stressful and we will experience a prosperous HAPPY NEW YEAR.

Well, my time is up for this month’s Shiloh Speaks. A reminder, as always, to pick up after us. It’s your Tara Woods community. KEEP IT CLEAN.

I’ll be around – putting my paws to another writing mood during these coming months of The Columns – and, like stated before, STAY SAFE, STRONG, and SMART.

Happy Tails, Shiloh

P.S. I like to make note to another loss of one of my four-footed furry dog friends, who left us during the Holiday Season. Charlie, a Shih TzuYorkie mix, whose owners are Paul & Carolyn Key. Charlie was a great asset and companion to the Key household. He’ll be greatly missed, and he will be joined by other four-footed furry friends going to the Rainbow Bridge. Happy Tails, Charlie; our paws pray that prayers will guide you to that bridge.

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