We LOVE our kitchens at Kitterman Woods Apartments!  Your kitchen is open to the dining room and living room-perfect for entertaining.  You even have a built in wine rack (YES!).  Our kitchen is the perfect place to cook and enjoy company-or just savor that meal alone with a good glass of wine! Check out https://blog.williams-sonoma.com/what-to-cook-in-september/ for what’s in season to cook in September!

6 Foods in Season in September (and What to Cook with Them)

This month holds the unique position of straddling summer and fall: With tomatoes and corn at the market situated next to apples and pumpkin, you know it can only be September. Here are six foods in season in September, and what you should cook with them.

What’s in Season: Tomatoes

• What to Make: Fresh Fettuccine with No-Cook Tomato Sauce

What’s in Season: Okra

• What to Make: Spicy Slow-Cooker Gumbo

What’s in Season: Chile Peppers

• What to Make: Chiles Rellenos

What’s in Season: Green Beans

• What to Make: Deep-Fried Green Beans

What’s in Season: Grapes

• What to Make: Focaccia with Grapes & Walnuts

What’s in Season: Plums

• What to Make: Brined Pork Chops with Grilled Stone Fruit

For more delicious recipes visit: https://blog.williams-sonoma.com/cat/recipes/

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Web- Suited and All Things Treasure Coast are teaming up to bring you A FREE SEMINAR offered as a live stream event. Leading companies
“VistaPrint, Constant Contact, Google and LinkedIn”

will be offering advise to help you prosper and thrive during the MOST competitive season of the year.

Each partner will have a speaker providing tips on how to make the most out of resources available to you.”

Time: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Date: Wednesday July 25, 2018
Location: Sailfish Brewing Company
Address: 130 N. 2nd Street, Fort Pierce, FL, 34950
Price: FREE FREE PRICELESS!!
Category: Educational

If you need Any Further Information : where We

got this info :

 https://www.allthingstreasurecoast.com/event/small-business-summer-school/162468

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Date: Thursday June 28, 2018
Time: 12:00 PM
Location: Harbor Place AT Port St. Lucie
Address: 3700 SE Jennings Road, Port St. Lucie, Fla. 34952
Category: Arts / Exhibits

Time for summer fun! Join us for appetizers, punch and steel drums. Starts at 3:00 PM.
Seating is limited please call 772-337-4330 to RSVP

https://www.allthingstreasurecoast.com/events

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Date: Event occurs every Tuesday of every month.
Time: 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Location: Conchy Joe’s
Address: 3945 NE Indian River Drive, Jensen Beach
Category: Games / Tournaments

https://www.allthingstreasurecoast.com/events

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Date: Event occurs every Tuesday of every month.
Time: 10:00 am
Location: Lewis Library
Address: 2950 SW Rosser Blvd. in Port St. Lucie
Category: Kids / Family

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1. Always apply suncream
   It is important to use a suncream lotion of at least SPF 30 in order to protect your skin from harmful UV rays. For sensitive skin, a mineral-based sunscreen is best. Don’t sit in the sun in peak hours between 10am and 4pm in order to minimize UV radiation. If you are planning to be out in the sun for a long period of time, reapply suncream every two to three hours.
2. Drink plenty of waterDuring the hot summer months, heat and sweat can leave your body dehydrated. A lack of water is harmful to your body and can also make you crave food when you’re not actually hungry. It is incredibly important to keep yourself hydrated by drinking at least eight to nine glasses of water a day. Bored of water? Add some low calorific flavoring to water such as a piece of fruit, or opt for healthy alternatives like green tea or coconut water.
3. Beware of ‘healthy’ smoothies
   Fruit smoothies are a great way to get your five-a-day and keep refreshed throughout the summer, but watch out for smoothies made with frozen yoghurts or ice cream as they can be extremely calorific.A healthy smoothie should be made with fruit, juice, low fat-yoghurt and ice. Use any fruit you might have or have kept in the freezer, and throw it all in a blender to make a perfect summer drink.
4. Exfoliate
   Summer means an increase of dead skin cells so it is important to exfoliate your skin to keep it smooth and silky. You don’t need to buy any expensive products to achieve that summer glow; simply use a loafer for a light scrub or make your own exfoliation lotion using a handful of oatmeal, milk and yoghurt.
5. Keep up the exercise regime
   Before you hide those running shoes in the wardrobe, remember summer exercise doesn’t have to stop because of the rising temperatures. Instead of working out outside, change your exercise plan and take it indoors. Join a gym, take up a step class, or get a group of friends around for an afternoon of exercise DVDs.

6. Get wet
   Summer is the perfect time of year to get wet! Boring runs in the cold wintery weather can be swapped for a summer swim at your local pool or gym. Start by swimming for 10 minutes and increase the time over the following weeks by doing front crawl, breaststroke or backstroke to mix up your cardio workout. A 30 minute session of this full body workout will burn almost 400 calories! If swimming laps isn’t your thing, join a water aerobics class or create your own aerobic workout with jumping jacks, marching and jogging in water.
7. Olive oil
   Olive oil is a healthy fat which contains essential fatty acids that help skin resist UV damage. These fatty acids are also part of the cell membranes that keep in all that moisture your body loses through heat and sweat during the summer. In order to protect your skin and keep it supple, consume about 1 tablespoon of olive oil daily or add it to a healthy salad or fish dish in order to get all those essential fatty acids.
8. Protect your glossy locks 
   Our hair suffers a lot during the summer. Constant heat, sun damage and chlorine takes a toll on our hair and can leave it feeling limp and dull after the holidays. If you’re planning on swimming a lot during the summer, it is advisable to use anti-chlorine shampoo and conditioner to help neutralize the chlorine from your hair. If possible, minimize the use of hairdryers, straighteners and other heating products. Towel dry your hair, apply a handful of mouse and revel in beachy summer waves.
9. Eat healthy by the pool 
   When the sun is beating down, the idea of seeking out the nearest ice cream stand is seriously tempting. Stay strong by being prepared, and pack a cooler full of healthy snacks and juices. Fill your ice-box with ice, bottled water, sandwiches, vegetable sticks with hummus, yoghurts and endless amounts of fruit.
10. Take up a new hobby 
    Summer is the perfect time to take up a new activity. Gardening is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and will actually help you burn some calories! Planting a herb garden is a fantastic way of getting your hands dirty, having quick access to some healthy flavours for your summer meals and, if you have kids, get them involved in playing outside.If gardening isn’t your thing, get some inspiration from Wimbledon and try your hand at some tennis or golf. Pilates is the perfect alternative for some alone time in the garden. Roll out a towel and have some fun trying out planks and some breathing techniques in the sun.

For more info: http://us.hellomagazine.com/healthandbeauty/health-and-fitness/2013071013416/10-tips-for-healthy-summer/ 

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Kitterman Woods Residents enjoy a free box office movie at the Sunrise Theatre all summer long.  Great entertainment for the entire family.  The next featured movie will be “FANTASTIC BEASTS”.

Date: Sunday July 9, 2017
Location: Sunrise Theatre
Address: 117 S. 2nd Street, Fort Pierce, FL, 34950
Category: Film / Movie

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