Short and sweet is how I will describe this post, which describes as well Anne Sadovsky, who is the one who came up with this great idea. (Not that we can limit ourselves to just those words, as there is much more to the package that is Ms. Anne).

Recently a group of fair housing instructors were responding to some questions involving the challenges at senior communities when providing parking as a reasonable accommodation (often lots of times).  One of the questions posed was about how to respond to residents who ask (or whine) about why their neighbors “get to have such good parking”?  (Those responses are a post for another day.)  Anne shared that she likes to turn perceived negatives into positives, came up with the following: “Perhaps we can convince those residents that this is a heart healthy community and start a yoga class…and tell them that walking is part of their fitness routine.”  We all thought this a great idea, and I thought to post it.  Proving yet again that I rarely have an original idea!  Thanks, Anne!