The prize for best photo in our Zoom pic above goes to Victor!
GENERAL TOPICS
Mary is following up on a few things for the calendar project
Johnny gave us an update on the flower boxes. He will be shifting around some of the sponsor sign locations this week.
All our Club items have been retrieved from Rye and Thyme, with the exception of one flag which seems to be missing. No one is allowed into the building to look for it however, due to ongoing construction.
Now that we have our raffle materials back, the Board will discuss how to get back on track with the drawings.
Victor updated us on the India project - the other Club is ready to start. The Board will discuss next steps.
Remember to buy tickets for the Ducky Wucky Race! Of the $5 per ticket, $3 will come to our club. There are 2 weeks left to make a purchase.
Stay Safe in the Heat
Millions of Americans have experienced brutal temperatures lately. That heat is more than just uncomfortable. It could also prove to be deadly.
When our bodies are exposed to extreme temperatures, we become more susceptible to exhaustion and heat stroke. There are also long-term consequences that can lead to disease.
Increased body temperature can cause heavy sweating, clammy skin, dehydration, tiredness, headache, dizziness, nausea, cramps, and a quick, weak pulse.
According to Center for Climate Change and Health, extreme heat causes more deaths than any other type of natural disaster, estimated at 1,300 per year.
TIPS TO BEAT THE HEAT
Stay hydrated with plenty of water—even if you're not thirsty. Don't drink alcohol, sugary soda or drinks, or other caffeinated beverages, as they will only make dehydration worse. Eat small meals and eat more often. Use sunscreen and wear loose-fitting, light-colored clothing and a hat made of breathable material.
