Color Me Calm: Activities for Seniors Houston Assisted Living
was a tremendous success and everyone had a good time. A Sunday "Color Me Calm" Houston Chronicle article was published, and a lot of the residents read it. Naturally, it was all the "buzz" in our independent living in Houston dining room. Although it met with a bit of resistance from a few of our "prickly" residents (why don't you ever plan an "adult" activity), the article surely helped with the turnout. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the new activity. Seniors chatted, new senior living residents came and met our seasoned residents, and everyone said it was "so much fun." It's a thrill to see Treemont residents having such a good time.There are always a variety of activities for seniors at Treemont. The coloring class is turning into a social event and the crowd on July 28th, a week later, proved this was not just a one time phenomenen. See photos of the class at “play.” The class also attracted the darling "most Jr. Volunteer" we have. Her name is 
Olivia and she and senior living resident Vivian Waddell bonded last year over an activity when the “Little Lights” school children came to entertain at our Houston assisted living community residents. Today Olivia and her mom came by to color with Vivian! Today we had an extra treat with a student showing u to demonstrate Origami for our residents. That will be for another story.
Please call Activity Director Aimee Dubuisson to RSVP at 713-783-6820 or email her at Aimee@Treemont.com. To plan lunch and a tour, please call Lupe or Linda at 713-783-6820.
