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Happy Monday Fellow Sunupians!
Quite a week for me business wise so did not get to focus on a message for today.
I did see the notice about the impending World Polio Day, October 14. There is the possibility that we may have an information table at an event in support. Watch for progress and call for volunteers.
Board of Directors meets this Thursday. Talk with your Board members if you have anything you want brought to the table.
So, do you smile, chuckle, or just wonder what it all means when reading your "fortunes" after dining out Asian and receiving those ubiquitous fortune cookies with your tab?
Here are a few to Ponder (but not too deeply) :
"Honor yourself. and others will honor you too."
"Pick battles big enough to matter, small enough to win"
"Art is the accomplice of love."
"Luck helps those who help themselves."
"Remember to go out of your way to do something kind once in a while."
and my favorite (Actually got this one once): "You will do better in real estate than in stocks."
Enjoy your day!
Peace friends,
A.J.
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After a year into our Flags for Patriots fundraiser we have learned many things. First, people think its a great idea. Secondly, it is possible to erect a flag in the rocky Prescott landscape. Third, people like to not only purchase flags for themselves, but also for veterans. On the other side we believe that the donation cost has been prohibitive in some cases. So we have done some research and determined how to construct flag poles ourselves at a much lower cost while maintaining the same look. The committee believes the new $29 per year donation will allow all our member to participate. 
The club inducted new corporate members Susan Cohen and Elaine Earle from Prescott Living Magazine. Jane Anne Shimizu presided over conferring a Paul Harris fellowship on former member and current e-club member Steve Cantor..jpg)
Our Speaker: Penny Wills who has been Yavapai College president since 2011, pointed out that she has been a Rotarian in two different communities. Although she joined to have a useful bullet item on her resume, she soon learned that Rotary is about so much more –especially giving back to the community.
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