Condo IV – January 2026
A VERY VERY HAPPY, HEALTHY, NEW YEAR TO ALL!
Another New Year, and the hustle and bustle of the holidays are gone! We hope they were filled with happiness, warmth, and enjoyed and shared with family and friends.
There will be no open condo meetings in January or February. Work orders will be handled as usual and answered promptly. Please go to the Bretton Woods website https://brettonwoodshoa.org/work-order and click on the work order tab. Please remember to put your name, address, and phone number.
Please remember that if you will be away for an extended period of time, set home heat at 55-60 degrees to prevent frozen pipes. Most importantly, leave a key with a neighbor or friend and notify the office of the contact. There have been emergency situations in the past where there was a need to get into the condo for safety purposes. Also, it’s a good idea to leave a spare car key with a neighbor if you plan on being away and, for some reason, your car has to be moved.
Parking: Please remember there are no reserved spots. Please take care and park head-in and between the yellow lines and straight. It has been noted that sometimes people tend to park crooked and take up two spots. Please be considerate of your neighbors, utilizing only one spot. Also, handicap permits must be visible when parking in a handicap spot.
Winter tips: Layer up! Wear layers of clothing to stay warm. Gloves and hats will help prevent losing your body heat! Don’t forget your furry friends!
CONDO IV CONTINUED – January 2026
Fun fact: In some parts of the U.S., on New Year’s Eve, eating black-eyed peas or herring is thought to bring prosperity, symbolize good fortune and abundance for the new year.
Many animals, including bears and bats, hibernate during January in the older climates.
WELCOME to our new neighbor, Amanda Sanchez, at 77 Birchwood. We hope you enjoy all the amenities offered here at Bretton Woods!
Days to remember holidays, observances, and fun days:
January 1st- Thursday- New Year’s Day – (government offices, schools, and many businesses closed)
January 19th – Monday- Martin Luther King Day- (Schools, banks, and all Federal buildings are closed.)
Between a thousand yesterdays and a million tomorrows, there is only one today, so………start and end your day with peace, love, and joy!
January is a time for reflection and anticipation, setting the tone for the year ahead.
Some New Year’s resolutions to follow:
1. Smile more, try new things!
2. Show more gratitude!
3. Be thankful and count your blessings!
4. Memories are sweet, cherish them!
5. Anger is bad, dump it!
6. Learn a new skill!
7. Be happy!