Terrace Talk

Notes for July

Thank You From The Residents

Interestingly, the phrase “thank you” is deeply rooted in human psychology and history. In the early Anglo-Saxon era, ‘thanc’ meant thought and gratitude, both of which came from thinking good thoughts. Originally, saying thank you meant: “I will remember what you have done for me.” It is a simple yet powerful act of appreciation that validates others’ efforts, builds stronger relationships, and improves your own emotional well-being.

And so we say thank you to David Brooks, Kimberlee Wilson-Ducreay, all the Staff, and the Board for the beautiful renovations to Saint Anne’s Terrace. The freshly painted walls, the new furniture, new chairs, and a recumbent bike for the exercise room, the resurfaced parking lot, the brand-new roof, the refreshment area, and all the special touches along the way have given us a joyful feeling about our life here. You are appreciated.

-Tom Deimler