Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Home Sweet Home
Upper E has made a few improvements to make your home more enjoyable. Here are just a few that you may have noticed...
Kahlua & Sherman Oaks received an exterior paint job.
All laundry centers were updated.
A new courtesy patrol company was hired.
Perennial flowers were added to the communities.
In addition, the Earth Day recycling bins will now be available for use until the end of the month of April. (Due to company policy, the bins cannot be permanent. However, we can, upon request, provide a list of Dallas area recycling stations or visit the City of Dallas website. )
Pay rent online, submit service requests and more at UpperE.com.
Kahlua & Sherman Oaks received an exterior paint job.
All laundry centers were updated.
A new courtesy patrol company was hired.
Perennial flowers were added to the communities.
In addition, the Earth Day recycling bins will now be available for use until the end of the month of April. (Due to company policy, the bins cannot be permanent. However, we can, upon request, provide a list of Dallas area recycling stations or visit the City of Dallas website. )
Pay rent online, submit service requests and more at UpperE.com.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Dallas Heritage Village
We rented a van and took residents on a field trip to the Dallas Heritage Village . The first Sunday of the month is free admission day. (It's a really cool place!) Let us know if you'd be interested in doing an off-campus activity again and what day of the week is best for you.
Saturday, April 4, 2009
February's Ladies Night
Our first ladies night was in February, when we decided to have an "I Love Chocolate" Party at Silver Sands!
Monday, March 30, 2009
Soccer at the Park
What a great day to play! Even though our numbers were small we still had tons of fun at the park. =]
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Mocktails & Appetizers
Community Garden @ Silver Sands
We planted a beautiful garden at the Silver Sands Complex. We all had a great time playing in the dirt! The hardest part was breaking up the soil, but with many hands helping, it went by in a flash. The kids found a total of 37 cents and lots of other odd things. They also learned that earthworms are good for the soil (after one little worm was killed!) Stop by and see the bluebonnets that are just beginning to bloom. =]
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