T HE H ARVESTER W HAT S N EW AT H ARVEST H OUSE : S UMMERTIME F UN J ULY 1 ST, 2017 T HE J ULY I SSUE I CE C REAM, I CE C REAM & M ORE I CE C REAM!

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1 H ARVEST H OUSE T HE H ARVESTER T HE J ULY I SSUE J ULY 1 ST, 2017 Written with help by Paul W HAT S N EW AT H ARVEST H OUSE : S UMMERTIME F UN I CE C REAM, I CE C REAM & M ORE I CE C REAM!

2 PAGE 2 THE HARVESTER WHAT S NEW AT HARVEST HOUSE: SUMMERTIME FUN CONT. Harvest House Gets the Floors Refinished Harvest House had the floors refinished at the end of this month. We all had to stay out of the way of the work crew, so we went out and about to Mini Golfing, to Lake Coeur d Alene and to the Movie Theater & U-Pick Flowers! The floors look beautiful. After Before Harvest House at Lake Coeur d Alene Harvest House went for a beach day to Lake Coeur d Alene. They ordered from Cricket s for a take-out lunch and stopped on the way home at Zip s for Huckleberry milkshakes. They had fun swimming and taking turns in the paddle boats and kayaks.

3 THE JULY ISSUE Harvest House goes Mini Golfing Harvest House went out Mini Golfing at Airway Hills Golf. Afterward, they went out to eat Qdoba, a Mexican food restaurant in Moscow. They also went to Joy afterward for ice cream. PAGE 3 Harvest House goes to the Movies & U-Pick Flowers Harvest House went to Roost for coffee in the morning and went to U-Pick flowers. They brought lots of pretty bouquets home. They ate lunch at Pizza Perfection and bought candy for the movies. Members got to choose between watching Wonder Woman and Transformers.

4 PAGE 4 THE HARVESTER SORIN S CLIMATE CORNER: JULY UPDATE This is what weak La Nina leaves look like going into July. Hoping there will be another La Nina this year. Trees are doing better than last year. Pictured is me with the Maple tree in the front yard of Harvest House. SYLVIA S RECIPE BOX: SHRIMP AND SNOWPEA PASTA 6 oz uncooked fusilli 2 Cloves garlic, chopped 1/4 Tsp crushed red pepper 12 oz medium shrimp, peeled and deveined 2 Cups snow peas 1 Can sliced water chestnuts (8oz) 1/3 Cup sliced green onions 3 Tbsp lime juice 2 Tbsp cilantro 2 Tbsp olive oil 1 Tbsp soy sauce 1 1/2 Tsp Mexican seasoning Cook pasta according to package directions. Spray nonstick skillet with cooking spray. Heat over medium heat until hot. Add garlic and red pepper; stir fry 1 minute. Add shrimp; stir fry for 5 minutes or until shrimp are opaque. Remove shrimp from skillet. Add snow peas and 2 Tbsp of water to skillet; cook covered, 1 minute. Uncover, cook and stir for 2 min or until peas are tender. Remove from skillet. Combine pasta, shrimp, snow peas, water chestnuts and onions in large bowl. Blend lime juice, cilantro, oil, soy sauce and Mexican seasoning in a small bowl.. Drizzle over past a mixture; toss to coat. Garnish with radishes, if desired. Serves 6 PATRICIA S COMIC OF THE MONTH:FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE

5 THE JULY ISSUE PAGE 5 INTERVIEW : NURSE O AT PALOUSE RIVER COUNSELING O s given name is Wararat Suriyo-Dail. Thai do not have middle names. Every Thai is given a nick-name at birth. Wararat was born as the first grandchild on her mom s side and was given a nickname of O O was born in Thailand. She moved to the United States before she turned 16 years of age. O has been here 22 years. She became a permanent alien on her visa which gave her the authority to be here before becoming a citizen. On May 1st, 2014 she became a legal citizen. Seventeen years ago, O became a nurse. About the year 2000 O was employed at Paul s Place in Colfax for 4 years under Jeff and also worked at the Colfax hospital at the same time. During the year of 2002 she got married to Jeff. While she worked at Colfax hospital, it was her first job as a nurse. She also worked at the Courtyard in Colfax as an administrator. In August 2003 her son Kyle was born and then she decided she only needed to work one job. In November 2005 she was offered a job at Bishop Place Senior Living and she worked there until March of And that is when she started working at Palouse River Counseling. In February 2009 her daughter was born and her name in Sunisa Dail. THE ARTS: POEM BY HEATHER AND DRAWING BY JILL Sometimes when I look out the window and see the sun and get a glimpse at the sunset, which is very rare, and I love sunsets more. When I am hanging out and staying out of trouble which is very often, I love to smack my lips lickity-split and I am not sore, I love to be sweet and perfect in a nice way, not a mean way. I go on a walk and enjoy the stroll, and when I am done I look up, I say, say I want to be there someday. I walk inside after that and say wow, what a beautiful trip, and turn the T.V. on. I watch everybody laugh and think and thought about how much I enjoy mu life.

6 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2 3 HH Closed 9 10 Lasagna Health Education Wal-mart Quinoa bowls Health Education Walmart B-day Lunch Health Education Walmart Curry Health Education Walmart 4 HH Closed 11 Picnic Fishing Trip to Winchester 18 B-day Lunch Harvester Picnic 25 Picnic Ricki Picnic 5 Hot Dogs Free Time Wal-mart 12 Brunch Food Bank Moscow 19 HH Closed Dentists Appointments 26 Chop Suey DBT Cessation 6 Gyros Tie Dye DBT 13 Fish Cessation Taking Action 20 Stir Fry DBT Taking Action 27 Shrimp Pasta Arboretum Taking Action 7 Hamburgers ACT Taking Action 14 Brats ACT Yoga 21 Hamburgers ACT Palouse Treasures 28 Pizza ACT Movie PAGE 6 THE HARVESTER JULY 2017

7 THE JULY ISSUE PAGE 7 KAYLA S CROSSWORD: JULY JUNE BIRTHDAYS: CHARLENE & CHONG CHA June 9th Charlene, 48 Charlene celebrated her 48th birthday with tacos and better than anything cake. June 28th Chong Cha, 74 Chong Cha celebrated her 74th birthday with fried chicken, potato salad and lemon cupcakes.

8 HARVEST HOUSE 400 NE Maiden Ln Pullman, WA Harvest House Hours Monday Friday 9:30am 2:30pm Phone: W E RE ON THE WEB! P ALOUS ER IV ERCOUNS EL ING. ORG Is a place where adults with prolonged and persistent mental illness come to work and socialize. The goal of Harvest House is to enable members to help themselves and each other as they learn to manage their symptoms. The life of Harvest House is more than just a place or a program, it is people. People who are like you and me. People working for their own betterment and working together to build up and strengthen one another. A guaranteed right to a place to come A guaranteed right to meaningful work A guaranteed right to meaningful relationships A guaranteed right to a place to return to NEW THIS SUMMER: PEN PAL & PICNICS BY PAUL Pen Pal Harvest House has received letters in the mail from a man in Las Vegas, Nevada wanting a pen pal. So various people at Harvest House have been writing him letters and all the letters are put together in a large envelope and mailed to him. He has sent along a stack of lined paper and envelopes to facilitate getting letters from us. Picnics Every Tuesday, Harvest House is planning to go on a picnic. This will go on through the Summer and into the Fall, weather permitting. When the weather gets cold, then the group will be destined to be housebound. Sometimes the group goes on outings like to the Public Library or maybe Ferdinand s where they make their own ice cream and it is really delicious. The make a myriad of flavors. And you have never lived until you have tried Ferdinand s Ice Cream.