Country Walk Apartments
January 2012
January 1 - Rent Due
January 2 - Early Bird Awarded
January 27 - Kansas Day Celebration
January 30 - Superbowl Giveaway
Amy Means
Property Manager
Josh Roper
Maintenance Technician
From the Manager's Desk...
Happy New Year everyone!! I hope the holiday season was kind to you and yours! I want to take this time to introduce your new Property Manager, Amy Means! She is coming to us from Cross Creek Apartments where she has been the Assistant Property Manager for some time. Please stop by the office and introduce yourself. I know that she is excited to be here.
I want everyone to know how much I've enjoyed my time with you. Country Walk is a wonderful community and I will miss each and everyone of you!
As always, if you need anything please do not hesitate to call the office.
Best Wishes in the coming year!
Sandra Aves
Thanks for visiting!
Be sure to bookmark this page and visit every month to stay connected with our community!
Country Walk Apartments
340 E. Rock Road Court
Mulvane, KS 67110
(316) 777-4800
country.walk@midlandmgmt.com
Office Hours
Monday-Friday: 8:30 am - 5:30 pm
Saturday: 10 am - 2 pm
Sunday: closed
Energy Saving Lighting Tips
- Change the regular light bulbs to compact florescent bulbs. They have a higher initial cost but last longer and use less energy. Remember to dispose of them properly when they burn out; they contain mercury.
- Use dimmers on regular lights when possible.
- During the day, open window shades, blinds and curtains to let in natural light rather than turning on lights in the apartment.
- Light some candles (but never leave them unattended).
- Turn off lights when not in use or before you leave the apartment.
Join us on January 27th in celebration for Kansas Day. Be looking out for a Kansas Day Trivia Game. Fill it out and bring it by the office on the 27th for a Sunflower Cookie and drinks!
Stop by the office between January 1st-27th to enter your household into the drawing for a Superbowl package. The winner will be announced on January 30th, just in time for the BIG game!!
Old Fashioned Meatloaf
Game Day Blue Cheese Dip
5 Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
Endangered species, pollution, and deforestation were once the buzzwords on every environmentalist's lips. As the twenty first century kicks into high gear, however, these issues are being pushed aside by the concern that has taken over the green movement almost entirely. Whether it is a result of Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth or of a recent spate of severe weather, there is no denying that reducing carbon emissions has become the number one priority to environmentalists and politicians alike.
Reducing the carbon footprint has become a significant goal for governments, businesses and individuals, and with good reason. Fossil fuels seem to be running short, fuel prices are soaring, and there is no denying that the Earth seems to be heating up. But what can an individual do? Though it may seem insignificant, the dictum 'Think globally, act locally' has never been more applicable than in the case of reducing greenhouse gasses. Below are five painless ways to reduce your carbon footprint.
1. Minimize driving and use person power: Walk, jog or ride a bike to work. Save up small errands so they can all be taken care of in a single trip. Carpool with a friend. Whenever possible, use public transportation.
2. Switch light bulbs: Switching from incandescent to compact fluorescent light bulbs will save energy with no inconvenience whatsoever. While you're at it, old, inefficient Christmas lights can be traded in for new LED ones, and electric patio lights can be replaced with solar powered lights.
3. Opt for green energy: More and more people are making the choice to go off the grid and produce their own energy through winds or solar power. When this isn't an option, many electric companies now offer the choice to select the source of energy billed to a particular account.
4. Buy local: Buying local saves on carbon emissions by reducing or eliminating shipping cost, and has the added benefit of supporting the local economy.
5. Become Energy Conscious: There are dozens of opportunities every day to make more energy conscious choices. Becoming conscious of the energy used in daily life is the first step to eliminating excess energy use, and reducing your carbon footprint.
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Ingredients
1.5 cups sour cream
3/4 cup mayonnaise
1/2 pound blue cheese
chopped chives to taste
dash Worscestershire sauce
celery salt & pepper to taste
Directions
Puree sour cream, mayonnaise and blue cheese. Add chopped chives, a dash of Worcestershire sauce, and celery salt and pepper to taste.
Courtesy of FoodNetwork.com
