Elim Shores

Lunch at Dukes on 7 was a riot! Delicious food and even better company!

Such a fun outing today for lunch at the Osaka Hibachi Grill! We celebrated a birthday girl, enjoyed the entertainment from the chef, and we all ate way too much delicious food!

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Spring is in the air and we took it all in at the beautiful U of M Arboretum Spring Flower Show!

A few gems from our love filled Valentine’s Day at Elim Shores. We enjoyed a delicious surf and turf lunch, topped off with chocolate lava cake, followed by a fun event of Celebrity and Resident Wedding Photo “Guess Who Game!”

Well, our Winter Carnival Week at Elim Shores has come to a close. It was filled with fun, laughter, and excitement! Thank you so much to all who came out to participate in the fun! Here are some more of our week’s winners! Nancy won the poem challenge, Dana, Doris, and Lois were painting challenge winners, Wanda was the winter photo winner, Suzy was the trivia winner, and Deb and Doris were the puzzle champions! Yay for another awesome Winter Carnival Week in the books!

The Winter Carnival Snack Challenge did not disappoint! Congratulations to Kelsey, Guilber, and Jorge for the “most loved snacks!” And thank you to all our judges who took their jobs of tasting and voting very seriously!

Queen Kay has been making her rounds at all of our events! She has even appointed her “lady in waiting,” who escorts her to and from all the fun! She’s really embracing this new title!

The Winter Carnival medallions have been found! Our residents and staff have been searching high and low, all week long! Way to go, Peter and Ryan!

The puzzle challenge winning team! Deb and Doris put together this 100 piece puzzle without a picture for a guide, in 13 minutes! Impressive!