Next Board Meeting - Southpark HOA II

s o u t h p a r k 2 t i m e s 

July 2011 

Vol. 19 No. 07 

A Publication of the SouthPark Homeowners Association Number 2, Inc. 

Circulation: 575 

Coming Soon! 

11th Annual National Night Out Party 

and Food & Pet Food Drive 

Tuesday, August 2, 2011 

SouthPark 2 Clubhouse 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 

Free catered BBQ dinner • Door prizes 

NEEDED! Door prizes for our annual National Night Out Party! 

We have a community block party on the first Tuesday in August to coordinate with 

National Night Out. This year will be on Tuesday, August 2nd. The participation for our 

community has been in excess of 250 homeowners and tenants. What a great way to 

advertise your product or services. 

NEEDED! We need volunteers to help with: 

• 4-6 strong people to setup tables and chairs at 4:00 p.m. 

• 2-4 people to set up table cloths, balloons at 4:30 p.m. 

• 2-3 people to assist with the sign in table 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. 

• 2-3 people to assist with food drive 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. 

• 4-6 strong people to clean up tables and chairs at 8:00 p.m. 

NEEDED! Donations for Littleton Meals-on-Wheels Program 

AND Dog and Cat Food, canned or dry (no larger than 10 pound bags). 

The Littleton Meals on Wheels program prepares and delivers hot meals to 275 individuals 

a day, 80% of which have pets. Their pet program is called WALOP; We All Love 

Our Pets. 

AND Non-perishable food and personal hygiene items for The Gathering Place. The 

Gathering Place is Denver’s only daytime drop-in center for women and children who are 

experiencing homelessness and poverty in Denver. These organizations like most are in 

dire need of your help. 

If you would like to donate goods or services as door prizes AND/OR to volunteer 

your time please call or email (Norma Theisen, njtheisen@usa.net or 303-795-8387) 

or (Jim Ramsay at 303-794-8142 or email jtramsay2000@msn.com). 

“To fulfill a dream, to be allowed to sweat 

over lonely labor, to be given a chance to 

create, is the meat and potatoes of life. 

The money is the gravy.” 

— Bette Davis 

Next Board 

Meeting 

Tuesday, July 19th 

7:00 p.m. in the Clubhouse 

Please attend! 

Joy Kinney, Our Neighbor, 

A SouthPark Icon, Our Friend 

I always said that if I had known I was going to get Joy Kinney as my next door 

neighbor, I would have paid at least $25,000 MORE for my sweet little SouthPark townhouse! 

And I truly meant what I said! 

Joy Kinney is that special kind of neighbor everyone dreams of having. She knew 

everyone and everything about Littleton. She introduced me to everyone she knew – to 

people, places and things that soon became very special parts of my life. 

And EVERYONE in SouthPark knows Joy. And JOY is what she brought into the 

lives of all she knew and met. Every day, we’d see her walking with her dogs – first, 

continued on page 3 

If You Mail Your Payments 

Please make payable to and mail ONLY to: 

SouthPark HOA #2 

C/O Colorado Management 

P.O. Box 105007 

Atlanta, GA 30348 

If you have automatic bank drafts, please check 

the address to which they are being mailed. Do 

NOT mail them to Dale or to the Assoc. mailbox 

(2850 W. Long Ave.).

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2011 Painting Reminder 

A reminder to those owners who are required to paint their townhome, the deadline 

for completion of painting is September 30, 2011. The following buildings are required 

to have their townhome painted, including refinishing of your front door. 

COLONY 

West Long Circle: 2880 2882 2884 2886 

2888 2890 2892 

Paint manufacture: KWAL Howells Paints 

Building paint color name: Sierra Tan 

Trim paint color name: Writer White 

Paint type name: Accu-Tone “Ambassador” Satin 

Paint store address: 8001 S. Broadway, Littleton, CO 80122 

(Behind McDonalds), 720-344-7942. 

Noncompliance by September 30, 2011, will result in the Association employing a 

contractor to repaint the exterior of your home and billing the cost of that repainting to 

you (pursuant to Article VIII of the Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions). In addition, 

a $50.00 fine will be imposed. 

Check the newsletter for advertised paint contractors. Ask for discounts if all townhomes 

in a building are painted by the same company. Check references and hopefully 

some from other owners in the community. 

The SouthPark 2 Homeowner Association, Board of Directors, Covenant Committee 

and the Architectural Committee does not endorse or recommend any of the advertising 

contractors. 

Should you have any questions regarding the painting, call Kevin Lavene or Dale 

Lavene at Centennial Management Group, 720-528-8557 or check the web site at 

www.southpark2-hoa.org. 

Shrub Trimming 

The trimming of deciduous shrubs is scheduled to begin in late 

June and is expected to take 5-7 weeks to complete. With a wet 

spring and early summer, the shrubbery has thrived. All deciduous 

shrubs will be trimmed with the exception of those that are flowering. 

However, if the flowering shrubs create an issue of safe passage 

along a sidewalk, access or egress to a townhome or pose a 

safety issue, they will be trimmed. Please be patient, as jumping from townhome to 

townhome would delay the most efficient means of completing this large project. 

If homeowners do not want the landscape company to trim certain shrubs around their 

townhome, attach a brightly colored ribbon to the shrub(s), where it can obviously be 

seen. However, if the marked shrubs create an issue of safe passage along a sidewalk, 

access or egress to a townhome or pose a safety issue, they will be trimmed. 

Interested In Our Monthly SouthPark Game Night? 

Scrabble, Trivial Pursuit, Rumikub, UNO (for starters!) 

Game Night held right here in South Park. Next event scheduled for Saturday 

evening, July 16th from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. For more information, please call Mary 

Krueger at 303-730-6036. 

Any exterior changes, replacements and/or additions 

MUST be approved by the ACC Committee. 

Please address your request in writing to: 

Dale Lavene, 

Centennial Management Group, LLC 

P.O. Box 3459, Littleton CO 80161 

Who To Call: 

Maintenance 

Painting 

Grounds 

Dale Lavene 

720-528-8557 

SouthPark 2 

Board of Directors 

Linda Lancaster President 

Jim Ramsay Vice President 

S. Dorenkamp Secretary 

Pat Cowdin Treasurer 

Bruce Johnson Director 

Nancy Jack Member at Large 

Chris Moulder Member at Large 

Committees 

Maintenance 

Dale Lavene, 


P.O. Box 3459, Littleton CO 80161 

cmglittleton@aol.com 720-528-8557 

James Ramsay Bruce Johnson 

Finance 

Linda Lancaster S. Dorenkamp 

Jim Ramsay Pat Cowdin 

Evelyn Bowman Nancy Jack 

Recreation 

Jim Ramsay 

Bruce Johnson 

Josephine Slanovich 

Architectural & Covenant 

Control, & Area Patrol 

Dale Lavene, 720-528-8557 


P.O. Box 3459, Littleton, CO 80161 

Clubhouse 303-380-0024 

Betty Vielhauer Sandy Frye 

Nancy Jack 

Councilman 

Debbie Brinkman 303-734-8315 

dbrinkman@littletongov.org 

Littleton Police Department 

“Non-Emergency” 

303-794-1551 

Bookkeeper/Accounting 

Laura Dillon, 303-468-3745, prompt #6 

Colorado Management & Associates 

The SouthPark2 newsletter is a monthly 

publication of the SouthPark2 Homeowners 

Association. Deadline for articles is the 20th 

of the month. Contact Dale Lavene at 720- 

528-8557 to submit an article. Check out our 

website at www.southpark2-hoa.org. 

All articles may be edited for clarity and 

space requirements. Deadline for ads is the 

15th of the month for the next month’s issue 

except for the Jan. issue which is Dec. 6th. 

Contact Colorado Lasertype at 303-979- 

7499, getinfo@ColoradoLasertype.com. 

Appearance of an advertisement in this publication 

does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement 

by the publisher or the association of the 

goods or services offered therein. The opinions 

expressed in this newsletter are those of the individual 

authors and not of the Board of Directors of 

your association or the publisher. Neither the 

Board, publisher nor the authors intend to provide 

any professional service or opinion through this 

publication.

July 2011 / SouthPark 2 TIMES / www.southpark2-hoa.org Page 3 

LNO Schedule 

Ladies Night Out is a fun way to network with 

the ladies of SouthPark while trying out new 

cuisines and restaurants around Denver and Littleton. LNO meets 

at 6:30 p.m. each month we send out evites a week before each 

night to people who contact us with their e-mail addresses. 

Please contact Judy Cowell or Roberta Wheeler at 

frkrakr@yahoo.com or cwll4@netscape.net to join in. Cheers! 

Wed., July 20......................Merle's (Downtown Littleton) 

Thurs., August 18. Cheesecake Factory (Park Meadows) 

Mon., September 19 ...............Bone Fish (on Wadsworth) 

Tues., October 18..............Buca Di Beppo (Aspen Grove) 

Wed., Nov. 16 .......Cafe Terracotta (Downtown Littleton) 

Hope to see many of you for dinner! 

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Joy Kinney, continued from front page 

little Radar, and then in the later years, Tipper, her true canine love. 

Joy and Tipper went everywhere together. And Tipper was as well 

known as Joy was. 

Joy Kinney, the consummate Gardener, with her giant sequoia 

rose bushes facing the McClellan Reservoir, who taught in Littleton 

schools for over 25 years. 

She was a noted Littleton artist and potter, and her works hold 

places of high esteem in many lucky homes. She volunteered many 

hours to the Littleton Art Guild, and we often saw her working 

at The Depot in downtown Littleton. Joy also L-O-V-E-D playing 

cards. Both Joy’s good friend Randy and I spent many long hours 

getting our pants beat by this superior card shark. 

Not too long ago, Joy had a bad fall that caused great injury to 

her leg. For a long time, she struggled with her recovery. In addition, 

she lost her long-time, dear friend Dale, whom she visited at 

the Littleton Life Care Center every day for two years, until he 

passed on. 

Shortly afterward, Joy obtained her faithful walker, which 

became her companion on her long walks along the Reservoir with 

Tipper. When Tipper, and Joy’s cats Kliban, Smokey and Princess 

White Cloud passed on, we all knew a piece of Joy went with them. 

Just this past February, Joy moved into Assisted Living in 

Colorado Springs, near the home of her daughter Marilyn. 

Joy’s birthday is July 31st. Would you please join me in a lovely 

surprise we can give to Joy (if you can) to send her a card of 

Happy Birthday Wishes? 

Her address is: Joy Kinney , 2490 International Circle, Room 

200, Colorado Springs, CO 80910. Or, if you like, you can bring 

your card to me and I’ll take it to her personally. Joy would also 

love to hear from her former SouthPark neighbors. Her direct 

phone number is 719-313-4191. 

Also, all are invited and anyone who’d like to join us in a trip to 

Colorado Springs to see Joy and wish her a Happy Birthday are welcome. 

This will be on Saturday, July 23rd, 2011 at 10:00 a.m., for a 

wonderful SouthPark Neighbor and Friend Birthday Lunch where 

Joy lives. Please give me a call at your earliest opportunity, so we 

can make arrangements for transportation, or for more information. 

Thanks to all our Dear Neighbors and Friends right here in 

beautiful SouthPark – Our Favorite Neighborhood Community! 

Sincerely, 

Mary Krueger (2832 W Long Dr #E) continued Phone 303-730-6036 on page 4 

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Help Prevent Thefts from Motor Vehicles 

The Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office wants to work with 

residents to prevent criminal activity. Theft from motor vehicles 

are crimes where thieves take valuables from parked cars, usually 

without stealing the vehicle. These crimes can frequently be 

prevented. Here are some tips that may prevent you from becoming 

a victim: 

• Always completely roll up your windows and lock your 

car doors when parked 

• Remove valuables. Valuables such as purses, wallets, GPS 

units, satellite radios and radar detectors should be 

removed from your vehicle or placed in the glove box or 

trunk of your parked car. Be aware of your surroundings 

and make sure you are not being watched when you put 

these items in your trunk. 

• Whenever possible, park your car in a closed or locked 

garage 

• If garage parking is not possible, park in your driveway or 

in a well lit area. Consider motion lights aimed at your 

driveway to deter thieves and provide extra safety as you 

enter and exit your car at night. Well lit areas on a street or 

in a lot are better than darkened areas. 

The Sheriff’s Office encourages citizens to report suspicious 

activity. This can be any person, act, event, vehicle or situation 

that appears questionable. Trust your instincts! 

REPORT IT: Remember, you are the eyes and ears of the 

Sheriff’s Office and your community. Report suspicious activity 

immediately. Anything that seems slightly out of place or “doesn’t 

look right” could be criminal activity. When calling, be sure to 

report the reason for your call and location of the activity. 

SEE IT: If you see suspicious activity, report it. The 

Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office relies on early and accurate 

information from citizens reporting suspicious activity. You and 

your neighbors can be the first to spot a burglar in or around a 

home, or a strange car in a driveway. Remember lighting is considered 

to be the most cost effective deterrent to crime. 

HEAR IT: Listen for suspicious activity. Unusual sounds or 

barking dogs can be caused by prowlers or suspicious vehicles. 

Everyone should get in the habit of looking outside their windows, 

especially of the noises wake you up at night. 

FREE Gazebo Music Concert 

Join South Suburban and the TuneGuild for a lazy afternoon 

of blanket picnics, picking and singing on the lawn outside the 

deKoevend Park Shelter C 6301 S University Boulevard, 

Centennial. Bring your acoustic guitars and/or voices to play and 

sing along to selected songs. Sunday, July 10 from 2-5. For more 

info, vickiew@sspr.org or 303-730-4612. 

The Tortoise Versus the Hare 

Attend this fabulous full musical production with a cast of 

South Suburban young actors. Highline Church, 6325 S. 

University Blvd. Across the lot from Goodson Recreation Center, 

Friday, July 15, 7 p.m. and Saturday, July 16, 3 p.m. Adults $7, 

Youth $4. For more info, vickiew@sspr.org or 303-730-4612. 

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Sprinkler System Upgrades = Being Water Smart With Smart Watering 

Emerald Isle Landscaping has installed new sprinkler clocks 

and replaced sprinkler head nozzles. These improvements are 

being paid from the reserve account. The new improvements will 

potentially save the Association thousands of dollars in watering 

costs. The Association is also receiving rebates from Denver 

Water that will dramatically offset the cost of these improvements. 

The new sprinkler clocks, along with the installation of 

new sprinkler head nozzles, will reduce the amount of water used. 

The new watering system will now be controlled by “smart 

clocks.” These “smart clocks” are electronically connected to a 

nearby weather station where the local weather is updated daily. 

The “smart clocks” analyze the information that is received and 

automatically adjusts how much and how long the sprinklers need 

to run to give the grass a sufficient amount of water so that the 

Association is not over-watering or under-watering the grass. The 

new sprinkler head nozzles that are being installed will aid in 

conserving water by lowering the amount of water per second 

that is being applied to the grass. This will lower the effects of 

runoff, wind drift and allow the Association to water the grass 

more efficiently. Though installing a more “Green” and efficient 

watering system, there are some changes that you might see. 

Because the new sprinkler head nozzles will reduce the speed in 

which the grass is being watered, the sprinklers may be on for 

longer periods of time and for more days per week than usual. 

Even with the sprinklers being on more, the new system is actually 

going to reduce the amount of water used. The other change 

that probably will be seen around the neighborhood is, initially, 

browner grass than past years. The clock technology is relatively 

new and configuring an existing older system to the new clock 

technology, data and programs will take some time to adjust. In 

addition, because of overwatering the grass, the grass will not be 

used to the new amount of water and will go through an adjustment 

period (training the grass root system for less water). 

Though there may be some areas with brown grass, we are excited 

to install an up-to-date system, save water, and most importantly, 

save money for the community. Factors in moving to the 

“Green” system is that Denver Water had notified its customers to 

get used to 8-10% annual increases and their rebate program for 

conversion and improvements made economic sense at this time. 

The Board of Directors would like to stay on top of the newest 

technology to save the homeowners money, especially in this 

difficult economy. The grass will not die during this period of 

transition, but patience will be required of all for this program to 

be successful. 

Kids Golf FREE All Summer! 

South Suburban Parks and Recreation is offering FREE Golf 

for kids 17 and under on the weekends all summer long at all four 

district golf courses. This great opportunity is available after 5 

p.m. on Saturday and Sundays at Littleton Golf Course 

(Belleview and Federal) and Family Sports Golf Course 

(Arapahoe and Peoria); and after 6 p.m. on Saturdays and 

Sundays at South Suburban Golf Course (University and Dry 

Creek) and Lone Tree Golf Club. (Lincoln and Lone Tree 

Parkway). Reservations can be made up to 3 days in advance by 

calling the course of your choice. For more info, www.sspr.org. 

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Eat The Right Stuff For a Long Life 

The foods you eat can make a big difference to your heart’s 

health and your overall longevity. Fortunately, that doesn’t mean 

you can’t eat anything tasty or fun. Keep your heart in good shape 

by choosing these foods the next time you’re hungry: 

• Salmon. Fish like salmon, shrimp, tuna, and sardines are 

rich in protein and omega-3 fatty acids, which help blood 

flow. (Be careful of mercury levels of tuna, though, 

especially for pregnant or breast-feeding women and 

small children). 

• Oatmeal. Full of fiber and potassium (as well as omega- 

3), coarse or steel-cut oats (not instant) can reduce levels 

of LDL cholesterol and help keep arteries clear. Add a 

banana for some extra fiber. 

• Nuts and berries. You may feel like you’re foraging 

in the wilderness, but nuts (walnuts, almonds, and 

macadamias) along with blueberries, blackberries, and 

strawberries, can help keep blood pressure down and 

reduce your risk of heart disease and cancer. 

• Avocado. Add a little bit to your sandwich or salad, and 

you’ll help lower levels of “bad” cholesterol and increase 

the “good” cholesterol in your body. 

• Beans. Lentils, chickpeas, kidney beans, black beans – all 

are packed with soluble fiber, calcium, and omega-3. 

• Dark chocolate. Don’t go on a binge, but cocoa beans 

contain flavanols, which can help lower blood pressure 

and decrease inflammation. Dark chocolate tends to have 

more cocoa solids, which increase the flavanol level. 

FREE Rigegate“Walk” Concerts 

Take a walk around the park, bring your lunch picnic, and settle 

in to enjoy the sounds of great Metro bands. South Suburban 

Parks and Recreation is hosting a series of free concerts outside 

the Lone Tree Recreation Center, 10249 Ridgegate Circle, from 

11:30 to 1 p.m. July 6: Something Underground. Something 

Underground is a high-energy rock and roll, some liken their 

sound to a cross between Simon and Garfunkel and Led Zeppelin. 

For more info, vickiew@sspr.org or 303-730-4612. 

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Courtesy Garage Door Service. 303-791- 

8619. Springs replaced 7 days a week 

between 8-5 same price. References avail. 

Andersen replacement windows. Why do 

vinyl when you can do a Fibrex window for 

the same price? Jonathan 303-332-9812. 

FIRE SAFETY CHECK: LOCAL South 

Park Resident will change smoke alarm batteries 

free and preform a free fire safety 

check. 40 years experience please call (303) 

210-2006 to set up your appointment time. 

J & R Services. I will run your errands, 

house sit, petsit. Do you need a ride? Just let 

me know how I can help! Jean 720-270-2202. 

Oil Painting Classes by proffessional artist. 

K. Witherspoon. Kaywitherspoon.com 303- 

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GUITAR LESSONS - Southpark location. 

Great with kids - 25 years experience, ref. 

Smitty 303-738-8442. 

Aminals Pet Sitting Service: Pet sitting 

(in your home). Bonded & ins. Refs. avail. 

Call Nancy at 303-335-6237 

Small Paint Jobs Only 720-331-7032 

QUEEN PILLOWTOP MATT/BOX SET. 

Brand new in plastic. Retails $529, asking 

$265. Also, NEW KING SIZE pillowtop set. 

Retails $699, asking $385. 303-742-4860. 

Drywall & Basement Finishing Services. 

26 years experience. Gary 303-829-6363 

Carpet, hardwood, slate, tile- Installation, 

restretch & repairs. Bill at 303-794-1001 

Happy Tailz Pet Sitting- 14 yr. SouthPark 

resident will take care of your pets while 

you’re away. Bonded & ins. SouthPark refs. 

Jeri, 303-437-5526 

House cleaning. 303-797-7865 or 720- 

984-4047. 

Crystal Window & Blind Cleaning! 

Chandeliers & mirrors. Refs, 20 yrs exp. 

Feel good with clean windows. Call NOWavoid 

the rush! Bill & Jerry 303-922-4655 

HANDYMAN in your area, Bill 303-740- 

8035 or 303-908-9695 

Highlands Pride Painting- 303-738-9203 

Stop QuickBooks Pain 720-383-4782 

PARTYLITE CANDLES & Accessories. 

Contact Jan at 303-979-3880 or 

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Summer air duct cleaning and chimney 

cleaning for your home. 720-299-7782. 

Computer problems? Need wireless? Just 

a question? No minimum charge. Free 

consultation. 10+ yrs IT exper. SP resident 

since ‘98. Brock Talbert 303-217-0832. 

Mike the Plumber - Your reliable neighborhood 

plumber for 14 yrs. Competitive rates. 

Free estimate. 720-422-8139 

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Go Back to Basics to Ease Back Pain 

Your parents told you to sit up straight, but if you slump in your 

chair, you could be putting unnecessary and painful strain on your 

back. Here are some basic tips to improve your sitting posture: 

• Pick a chair that fits your body. The seat should fit the distance 

from your buttocks to your knees. And your chair 

should be the right height from your knees to the floor for 

your legs to be straight and comfortable. 

• Support your lower back. Use pillows with office chairs 

(or the seat of your car). 

• Don’t sit with your head forward. You’ll put added strain 

on your spine. Sit up straight (Yes, Mom), and try not to 

lean your body to one side or the other. 

Teen Services 

To add your teen’s name, please email Colorado Lasertype at getinfo@colorado 

lasertype.com and leave the following information: the neighborhood you live 

in, your age, phone number and the categories you would like included. 

Categories: (B) Baby-sitting; (*) Red Cross Cert for CPR; (L) Lawn care; 

(S) Snow removal; (P) Pet & House sitting. No recommendation or endorsement of any of 

the names on this list is implied or stated by the homeowners association board or Colorado Lasertype. 

Savionne D. 13 B 720-283-4282 

Audrey M. 16 B*/P 303-960-8300 

Emily M. 14 B*/P 303-960-8300 

Exercise Professional Etiquette At The Gym 

The golf course used to be where executives met to combine 

business with exercise. These days many of us share workouts at 

the gym or health club with colleagues and managers, and that 

can call for a different brand of etiquette. Keep these tips in mind: 

• Dress for success. Workout clothes can be sensible, but 

not too casual or risqué. Ripped T-shirts and skin-tight 

spandex can send the wrong message. 

• Look out in the locker room. When you’re changing or 

showering, maintain a reasonable level of privacy. Once 

you and the CEO have seen each other’s underwear, the 

image can be hard to erase. 

• Don’t show off. Maybe you can bench-press more weight 

than anyone in your department, or rebound with the best 

of them. You’ll win more respect by concentrating on your 

workout without bragging or shamelessly seeking attention. 

• Stay professional. Doing your victory dance after dunking 

a basketball can seem immature and arrogant. Remember 

that you need to work with these people after you’ve gone 

back to the office. 

“Family life is too intimate to be preserved by the spirit of justice. 

It can be sustained by a spirit of love which goes beyond justice.” 

— Reinhold Niebuhr

SOUTHPARK TWO 

Colorado Lasertype 

7142 W. Morraine Dr. 

Littleton, CO 80128 

303-979-7499 

getinfo@coloradolasertype.com 

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Maintain Your Energy Level To Stay On The Fast Track 

People who succeed usually have lots of energy. 

They’re hardworking, focused, and willing to put in whatever 

effort is necessary to achieve their goals. But maintaining 

a high energy level all day every day can be 

difficult. Here’s how to keep going without resorting to 

pills or other dangerous options: 

• Wear bright colors. Projecting a positive, energetic 

attitude through your wardrobe can bring out enthusiasm 

and good spirits in others. A positive response from people 

around you will stimulate your own motivation. 

• Eat a power snack. A little chocolate can give you 

a slight endorphin buzz, along with a mild jolt of caffeine. 

When your energy flags in the afternoon, a modest snack of 

mixed nuts, dried fruits, granola, and/or some yogurt can 

rejuvenate you better than a calorie-filled candy bar. 

• Stand on tiptoe. One good stretch when you’re feeling tired is 

rolling up and down on your tiptoes a few times. This can get your circulatory 

system moving, sending oxygen and glucose through your 

body for a burst of energy. 

• Smell some citrus. Citrus scents like lemon, grapefruit, and 

lime can enhance your alertness. Try it. 

• Drink some water. Dehydration can sap your energy, so make 

sure you get plenty of water throughout the day. And when you feel 

tired, splash a little cold water on your face to wake yourself up. 

• Change your socks. This is an offbeat little tip, but it sounds 

like it might work: About halfway through your day, take a little time 

to put on a fresh pair of socks. Experts say that it can make you feel 

refreshed and ready to tackle the rest of your day, especially if you 

spend a lot of time on your feet. 

SOUTHPARK REAL ESTATE NEWS 

Terry Jenni GRI, CRS 

YOUR SOUTHPARK 

REAL ESTATE EXPERT 

Direct: 303-794-6932 

www.terryjenni.com 

“WHAT SETS TERRY APART” 

• Licensed Realtor by the State of Colorado, License #40012199 

• Member of the South Metro Denver Realtor Association 

• Certified Residential Specialist 

• Living in and selling SouthPark Community since 1989 

• Business Degree from the University of Denver 

• Member of The Colorado Association of Realtors 

Call Terry for honest, Professional Real Estate Service. 

303-794-6932 • TerryJenni@msn.com 

SouthPark Real Estate Update for June 2011 

SouthPark Single Family Homes 

Up to $400,000 $400,000–$475,000 $475,000–Plus 

For Sale 3 0 0 

Under Contract 0 0 0 

Total Sold 2011 3 0 0 

Total Sold 2008/09/10 16/7/5 2/0/1 1/0/0 

SouthPark Townhomes 

Up to $200,000 $200,000–$250,000 $250,000–Plus 

For Sale 4 3 1 

Under Contract 0 1 1 

Total Sold 2011 3 6 0 

Total Sold 2008/09/10 9/9/10 19/14/18 8/8/5 

The information is based on MLS June 15, 2011. 

Not all of the properties were listed and/or sold by Terry Jenni, Metro Brokers. 

GO TO TERRYJENNI.COM FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE INFORMATION! 

• Current inventory of SouthPark single family homes 

and town homes for sale. 

• Home Valuation 

• Mortgage Calculator 

• Free Home Search 

Thank you SouthPark Home Owners for your support! 

Terry Jenni CRS 

Metro Brokers Realty Innovations 303-794-6932

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