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Copyright © 2014 Peel, Inc. The Ranch at Brushy Creek HOA Newsletter - February 2014 1

RANCH AT BRUSHY CREEK

Official Publication of The Ranch at Brushy Creek HOA

FEBRUARY 2014VOLUME 6 ISSUE 2



ASSOCIATION MANAGER Celeste Starr Schulz ............. [email protected] AT BRUSHY CREEK HOA BOARDVineet Rohatgi, Board Member, President ..................................................................vrohatgi@gmail.comAneka Lilya, Board Member, VP .....................................................................aelilya@gmail.comTheresa Galella, Board Member ..........................................................theresagalella@gmail.comStåle Bjørdal, Board Member .................................................................. [email protected] Jimenez, Board Member ................................................................ [email protected] Contine, Advisor/Declarant .................................................blake@pioneerdevelopment.net COMMITTEE CHAIRS:Architectural Committee Christy Pardee...........................Christy_Pardee@yahoo.comLandscape Committee Aneka Lilya ............................................aelilya@gmail.comPublic Relations ChairCarlos Ojeda ................................... [email protected] Committee Byron Stephens [email protected] Committee Candace Lambert ........................... [email protected] ......................................... [email protected] Watch Vineet Rohatgi [email protected] BOARDBlake Contine, Declarant [email protected] Sanguiliano ....................... [email protected] Peccon ................ [email protected]

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NEWSLETTER INFO

COVER PHOTOThe Mendez Family – Daniel, Evelyn, Danny, Mariana and

Diego. Vacationing at Angel Fire, New Mexico. “First ski trip for the kids, it was awesome!”

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February 7th - Casino Night

February 22nd - RBC Night at Texas Stars Game

March - Holiday Event

March - Neighborhood Garage Sale

April - Music in the Park

April 19th - Easter Event

June- Summer Launch Party Event

July- 4th of July Bike Parade

August- National Night Out

August-Back to School Picnic

August- Neighborhood Garage Sale

September- Fit Happens 5K

October 25th- Fall Festival

November- Music in the Park #2

December- Tour of Lights

December- Lights Contest

December- Santa on a Firetruck

We hope you enjoy all the new events this year!

Candace LambertSocial Committee Chair

[email protected](512)784-0754

2014 SOCIAL COMMITTEEEVENTS CALENDAR JUNIOR

REPORTERWe moved to RBC in June 2012, it is a fun and safe place to

live. Our street has lots of kids and everyone is always outside. The planned activities here are a blast. We are so lucky to live in such a great place.

The annual event of the Tour of Lights is an absolute craze between the citizens of The Ranch of Brushy Creek. Seeing the creativity of the families who put up lights this year really brings out all of the Oooos, Ahhhs, and Wows of the children and adults who ride the hay ride and absolutely make this an amazing RBC tradition for everyone. Whether its before or after your hay ride, you can enjoy the many festivities of listening to live music, having a delicious homemade treat, or hanging out with your neighbors. Finally, the annual RBC Trail of Lights is always an amazing gathering of many people who love seeing the creations of the many neighbors who put up the creative slew of lights on thier houses.

Andrew Ragland 13 8th grader at Walsh Middle School. Plays Baritone in the school band. Hobbies include reading and playing video games.



Casino NightDid you know you can find our very own Casa Blanca just a

few miles up the street? We had such an incredible response to our first ever Casino night event last year that we had to find a larger venue to accommodate the turnout this year! We’re so excited to be doing it again! Here’s your guide of who’s who and what’s what at Casablanca this year!

• Casa Blanca is only a short drive down Brushy Creek Road. The driveway comes up fast so look for the white house in the wooded area with white Christmas lights. There’s plenty of parking. 2211 Hairy Man Rd, Round Rock

• Tickets are sold online in advance only. They will NOT be sold at the door

• Arrive as early as 6:30 to get checked in, grab a bite to eat and dine on delicious bites catered to you. Check in at the registration table to receive your playing chip and name tag.

• “Rick’s Café Americana” will be set up as a cash bar featuring specialty drinks so cleverly named after our sponsors!

• You might be “…shocked, shocked to find gambling is going on here.” It’s true. Game tables are open from 7:00 – 10:00. We’ll have Black Jack, Roulette, Texas Hold ‘em, and Craps. Don’t worry if you’ve never played before. Experienced professional dealers provided by Texas Poker Supply are there to help you win.

• “Here’s looking at you, kid” Capture the moment forever at

our free photo booth provided by Booth 66. The social media station nearby will allow you to immediately upload your favorite shots directly to your facebook, email, and twitter account.

• “As Time Goes By” you’ll inevitably make your way over to the dance floor where there will be plenty of entertainment provided by DJ Gatsby.

• Once the games are closed please turn in your chips for tickets, which will be dropped into the raffle drum for a chance to win some fantastic prizes.

Special thanks to our Ranch at Brushy Creek HOA and to our sponsors! Their generous donations made this night possible!

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TABLE SPONSORSCarlos Ojeda | Realtor

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Thank you everyone for your support! We sincerely hope you enjoy meeting your neighbors and have a great night out!



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The challenge will take place at the Brushy Creek football fields on

Parmer and Brushy Creek Rd.

Remember that this is an event for fun. It does not matter if you feel that

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We're looking forward to a great 2014. The Wildflower Center events listed below are just some of the opportunities you have to visit our spectacular gardens, which will double in size in May when the Luci and Ian Family Garden opens. Save this list and check back at the links for updated event information. The list is our paper-less way of helping you plan into the summer.

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Lifting and carrying a child, picking up toys off of the floor, and pushing a stroller are normal daily tasks for many parents. Below are some quick tips to avoid overstraining your spine and other body areas.

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PICKING UP TOYS FROM THE FLOORAs a parent you will too often be involved in cleaning

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the lowest position when lifting your child out of the crib. As you lift, keep your feet shoulder-width apart, knees slightly bent. Arch your low back and, while keeping your head up, bend at your hips. With both arms, grasp your child and hold him or her close to your chest. Straighten your hips so you are in an upright position, and then extend your knees to return to a full stand. To return your child to the crib, use the same technique and always remember to keep your child close to your chest.

PUSHING A STROLLERWhen pushing your child in a stroller, you will want to stay

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those kiddo’s without unneeded aches and pains.


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