Monday, March 4, 2019
1 य य Quarter Dues There are still unpaid 1 य य quarter assessments. It happens to the best of us, we sit down to pay bills and someone distracts us or we write out a check, put it in the envelope, stamp it and then leave it in our car for a month! Please check to see if you paid your 1 य य quarter assessment and if you find that you have overlooked it, please make a payment as soon as possible. Late fees are being applied and we don’t want any resident to fall behind. As a reminder, if you need to set up special payment arrangements to pay your assessments, Crystal will be happy to assist you. Simply call 843-757-2450 or email her at crystal@rosehillpoa.com
We Need Your Ballot! We have received quite a few ballots, however; we still need many more. Even though there are only 2 candidates running for 2 positions, it is important to send in your ballot so we can establish quorum for the Annual Meeting on March 19, 2019. Please send your ballot back to the POA Office in the self addressed, stamped envelope provided. If you lost the envelope our address is 1 Rose Hill Way, Bluffton, SC 29910. You are welcome to drop your ballot off in the ballot box at the POA Office during regular business hours. Don’t forget your doggy bag when you take your dog for a walk! No one wants to step in your pet’s poop!
ST. PATRICK’S DAY “LUCKY” SCRAMBLE Saturday, March 16, at 9:00 am Shot Gun Start. See attached flyer for more information.
March Board Meeting Due to the Annual Meeting scheduled for March 19 य य, there will not be a regularly scheduled Board Meeting tomorrow, March 5. The Annual Meeting will be held at the Clubhouse on Tuesday, March 19 at 6:30pm. We look forward to seeing you there! TURN IN YOUR BALLOT!!!
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ANNUAL M EETING MARCH 1 9 CLUBHOU SE 6:30 PM
We Could All Use a Little More Patience We could all use a little more patience, especially in the fast-paced world we live in. Think about it for a minute. Our time is precious and we are all trying to fit 25 hours into a day. We want instant gratification and want things without waiting. We expect packages delivered the same day. We expect to have self-checkout if the lines are long. We have food delivered to us already pre-cut so that we can get a meal cooked 10 minutes faster. We can even have a book read to us or summarized for us so that we don't have to read them. I admit, I am guilty as charged! This has probably lead us to a life where we have very little patience. Recently, we have received calls and emails regarding residents becoming irate with their neighbors, usually over something very insignificant. We’ve even received reports of residents threatening other residents for not yielding the right a way or for parking on the shoulder or a number of other minor inconveniences. Maybe it is time we slow down and practice a little patience. Let’s treat our neighbors the way we would like to be treated. Just maybe we would be less stressed and more mindful of the things that stress us out. If that leads to being happier then isn't it worth trying?
What the Health? You are cordially invited to a free viewing of What the Health. The film is a surprising, and at times hilarious, investigative documentary that will be an eye opener for everyone concerned about our nation’s health and how big business influences it. When? March 24 Where? Colleton Point Pavilion Time? 4:00pm Taste & See: Delicious plant-based food will be served following the film. RSVP: Space is limited. Call Jan Daniels to make your reservation 706-4870502 no later than March 10, 2019
Daylight Savings
Rose Hill Library The library, that is located in the new Rose Hill Clubhouse, is open to Rose Hill Residents. Books may be borrowed and returned by any Rose Hill Resident. If you have books you would like to donate, they are accepting donations. Please help keep the book area tidy.
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Remember to SPRING FORWARD Sunday, March 10!
Quote for the Week! “Patience is not the ability to wait but how you act while you are waiting”