As we get closer to the holidays, and we look back at the pressing year this has been to everyone, please always remember we are all connected and each of us has a measure of gifts and abundance to share depending on our blessings.  If you can, please join my Lodge at our Build-A-Bear Charity event for the Shriners Children Hospital. 

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Zander Garden Clean out! 

Did you know community garden plots are inspected on Nov. 16th?

We guarantee our work -- you won't be fined. 

Let me cleanup your garden!

Remove garden debris, stack tomato cages, and rake your dirt.

$25 for most garden plots ($18-25 depending on size)

Save yourself time & effort -- call or email today:

Zach Zander 801-446-2662 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  

Thank you! Proceeds help fund my BHS Wind Symphony tour  

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Birthologie 

Daybreak Residents,
Are you expecting a new baby, or do you know someone who is?

If so, you or they may be concerned about the cost of good childbirth classes to help in having both a successful pregnancy, as well as a safe, healthy, fulfilling childbirth experience.

Well, local Daybreak Resident Amy Cox Jones has been offering in-person childbirth classes since 1997, and has hundreds of past students who attest to the wonderful information and results they got out of Amy's classes.

More Info Here >>> http://www.birthologie.com/online-childbirth-classes/daybreak/

Amy has recently decided to make her course available in an online format, and for Daybreak Residents and their friends and family, she is offering it at just $77, which is nearly a 75% discount from the price of her in-person course.

She has a 60 day satisfaction guarantee too, so if you decide you didn't get enough out of the course, you can get a full refund.

If this sounds interesting to you, you can look at the details of Amy's course and access it here:

More Info Here >>> http://www.birthologie.com/online-childbirth-classes/daybreak/

If you know of anyone else who can use this information, don't hesitate to pass this email along to them!   

Get out and VOTE this November 2^nd, no matter who you are voting for or what party you prefer, it is your duty as an American to VOTE. Last year in South Jordan as a whole the voter turnout was in the mid-teens of register voters; let’s see if we can do better this year.

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If you are interested in Early Voting, please visit the Salt Lake County Clerk’s office website for that information: http://www.clerk.slco.org/elections/voteEarly.html 

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If you plan on voting on Nov 2^nd please visit the Salt Lake County Clerk’s office website to find out your polling location (where you need to vote): https://secure.slco.org/clerk/elections/index.cfm

I am totally confused on this one and am hearing different things. I know a lot of my friend’s children will be going Trick or Treating on Oct 30^th since October 31^st falls on a Sunday and many LDS members do not want to Trick or Treat on Sunday. However I have heard from many other friends who are not LDS and they are having their children Trick or Treat on Sunday the 31^st, and even some of my friends who are LDS members who say that since it is just simply a holiday that they will have their children Trick or Treat on the 31^st.

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So please anyone enlighten me and tell me what’s up? Comment on this article so I can see you feedback or reply to the thread in the forums…

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From the feedback I have gotten on both sides already of this I would highly suggest from all Daybreak residents to be ready for children who are Trick or Treating on BOTH Saturday and Sunday…