HIDDEN VILLAGE APARTMENTS

8605 N. 59th Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85302 • 623-931-2941 HiddenVillageAZ.com

AT YOUR SERVICE Chelsea Leonard Property Manager

Shawn R. Kurt B.

Maintenance

HOURS Office

Mon–Fri: 8:30am–5:30pm Sat: by Appt. Only

Sun: Closed Clubhouse

Open Office Hours Pool & Spa 9am–10pm

Laundry Center 7am–10pm

Barbecue Grills Available until 10pm

CONTACT US Office & After Hours

623-931-2941 Emergency

Maintenance 623-931-2941

Courtesy Patrol Valley Wide Security

480-777-0003

SPECIAL EVENTS

FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK JUN 1 Downtown Phoenix. Self-guided walk or trolley tour, gallery exhibits, cultural venues, vendors, music, street performers, more. Free. ArtlinkPhoenix.com

SUMMER SCAVENGER STROLL JUN 2 Downtown Glendale. Visit stores & restaurants for scavenger hunt clues and prizes. Begin at Visitor Center. Free. 623-930-4500 VisitGlendale.com

WORLD ATLATL DAY JUN 2 Pueblo Grande Museum, Phx. Demonstration and accuracy contest. Free admission. 602-495-0900

SUMMER BAND CONCERTS JUN 7–JUL 26 Murphy Park Amphitheater, Glendale. Community band performs music selections for a new theme weekly. Thursdays, 8pm. Free. 623-930-2299 PROWL & PLAY: SUPERHEROES UNITE JUN 9 Phoenix Zoo. Evening hours, waterslides, DJ dance party, character meet & greet, agility training, animal discoveries, photo op, more. $. 602-286-3800

EXPERIENCE THE MEDITERRANEAN JUN 9–10 Musical Instrument Museum, Phoenix. Music and dance performances, hands-on activities, workshops. $10-$20. 480-478-6000 MIM.org

FREE FAMILY WEEKEND JUN 9–10 Phoenix Art Museum. Activities, scavenger hunt, story time, tours, performances. Free general admission, discount for special exhibition. PhxArt.org

BRIDAL SHOW JUN 10 Phoenix Convention Center. Bridal Fashion Debut & Wedding Services Expo. $12. 480-860-6426

ON STAGE

AK-CHIN PAVILION Phoenix • 602-254-7200 • LiveNation.com

JUN 6 The Adventures of Kesha and Macklemore JUN 17 Chicago and REO Speedwagon JUN 24 Chris Brown: Heartbreak on a Full Moon Tour JUN 28 Vans Warped Tour

ARIZONA BROADWAY THEATRE Peoria • 623-776-8400 • AZBroadway.org

JUN 1–JUN 30 Mary Poppins JUN 15, 16, & 23 Alice in Wonderland JUN 18 Piano Men: Generations

CELEBRITY THEATRE Phoenix • 602-267-1600 • CelebrityTheatre.com

JUN 8 Alan Parsons Live Project: Eye in the Sky CHASE FIELD

Phoenix • 800-745-3000 • LiveNation.com JUN 23 Kenny Chesney: Trip Around the Sun Tour

GAMMAGE AUDITORIUM ASU, Tempe • 480-965-3434 • ASUGammage.com

JUN 19–24 School of Rock GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY ARENA

Phoenix • 602-639-8979 • GCUArena.com JUN 22–24 Elevate Music Festival 2018

PEORIA CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

Peoria • 623-815-7930 • TheaterWorks.org JUN 2–3 Big River: The Adventures of...Finn JUN 12 Top of the Charts with T.A. Burrows

TALKING STICK RESORT ARENA Phoenix • 602-379-7800 • TSRArena.com

JUN 1 Summer Jam JUN 7 Maroon 5: Red Pill Blues Tour

Events may change. Please call ahead.

SPORTS AT HOME

AZ DIAMONDBACKS BASEBALL Chase Field, Phoenix. $12 & up. 602-514-8400

Arizona.Diamondbacks.MLB.com

JUN 1–MIAMI JUN 2–MIAMI JUN 3–MIAMI JUN 11–PITTSBURGH JUN 12–PITTSBURGH JUN 13–PITTSBURGH

JUN 14–NY METS JUN 15–NY METS JUN 16–NY METS JUN 17–NY METS JUN 29–SAN FRANCISCO JUN 30–SAN FRANCISCO

PHOENIX MERCURY BASKETBALL Talking Stick Resort Arena, Phoenix.

$11 & up. 800-745-3000 Mercury.WNBA.com

JUN 8–CHICAGO JUN 10–LAS VEGAS

JUN 16–CONNECTICUT JUN 22–MINNESOTA

PHOENIX RISING FOOTBALL CLUB Phoenix Rising Soccer Complex, Scottsdale.

$18 & up. 623-594-9606 PhxRisingFC.com

JUN 13–LAS VEGAS LIGHTS FC JUN 16–TULSA ROUGHNECKS FC JUN 29–ORANGE COUNTY SC

AZ STATE UNIVERSITY BASEBALL Phoenix Municipal Stadium. $7-$20.

480-965-5812 TheSunDevils.com

JUN 1–4 NCAA REGIONALS, Campus Sites JUN 8–11 NCAA SUPER REGIONALS, Campus Sites JUN 16–27 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP, Omaha, NE

VOLLEYBALL FESTIVAL JUN 28–JUL 1 Phoenix Convention Center. Over 500 U.S. & international teams, ages 12-18. 602-615-4330

JUNE 2018

SUN

MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

THE GOOD LIFE When you

RENEW YOUR LEASE,

you’ll continue to enjoy the good life at our community!

F SUMMER FUN F Arizona is the place to be for sun-drenched, fun-filled summer vacations. You

can escape to the cool pines of a mountain retreat, soak up the rays at a lakeside beach, or enjoy picture-perfect scenery statewide. Our community has everything for a sun-sational summer, too—attentive staff, excellent service, and great amenities. We’re your summer vacation spot and home for all seasons!

CAST ADRIFT Do you have a good friend, co-worker, or relative who has been cast adrift in

their search for that perfect home? Why not tell them about all the benefits of our community? When they drop anchor here, they’ll have found safe harbor and you’ll have a great new neighbor!

H FATHER’S DAY • SUNDAY, JUNE 17 H Father’s Day is Sunday, June 17, and we couldn’t miss the opportunity to send a

special message to the wonderful dads and granddads at our community. All of us on staff really appreciate each one of you, and we wish you a super, fantastic, amazing, totally awesome Father’s Day! You’re the greatest!

Q SUMMER CAR CARE Summer is here, and some simple car care can prevent trouble down the road:

• check coolant levels • ensure your battery is fully charged and free of corrosion • maintain recommended tire pressure and watch for signs of uneven wear • replace dirty air filters, worn belts, and deteriorating hoses • change the oil as prescribed, and maintain the proper oil level • keep your windshield clean and in good condition.

WATER WISE ' Water is a precious resource, especially in the Southwest. Here are some easy

ways to use water wisely: • take shorter showers, or turn off the water while soaping up • when shaving, brushing your teeth, or washing dishes by hand, turn off the water until rinsing • promptly report leaking faucets or running toilets to the office.

FLAG DAY

FATHER’S DAY

Day

Father s

SUMMER BEGINS

1st Day of Summer

Apple Lime Snow

Serves 12

Ingredients

1 package (6 oz.) lime flavored gelatin 2 cups boiling water 1 1/3 cups cold water 1 jar (16 oz.) applesauce 1 large red apple, diced very small 1/2 cup chopped pecans Whipped topping

Directions

In a large bowl, pour the boiling water over the gelatin, and stir until completely dissolved. Add the cold water. Place in the refrigerator to chill until very thick but not fully set.

Whip with a hand mixer until fluffy. Fold in the applesauce, apple, and pecans.

Spoon into a large (9-cup) mold, bundt pan, or serving dish. Return to the refrigerator to chill until firm. Garnish with whipped topping, and serve while cold and frosty.

Hook four pairs of exact look-a-likes

Cross off all the fish that are one space beneath a crab, one space to the right of a starfish, or immediately between two sand dollars (horizontally or vertically).

How many fish are left?

ANSWER: Three fish

Cheers to Dad

Watson Lake and the Granite Dells

Makes 2 ServingsCappuccino Smoothies

Directions:

In a blender, combine the cappuccino or yogurt, milk, powdered sugar, and chocolate syrup. Add the ice cubes and marshmallows; cover and process until blended.

Pour into chilled glasses, top with whipped cream or additional mini marshmallows. Serve immediately.

This frosty beverage makes a great summer cooler!

Ingredients:

1 cup (8 oz.) cappuccino or coffee yogurt

1/3 cup milk

3 tablespoons powdered sugar

1 tablespoon chocolate syrup

1 1/2 cups ice cubes

1/4 cup miniature marshmallows

Whipped cream

Dads never say:

“Honey, do these pants make

my hips look big?”

“No kid of mine is living under

my roof without a tattoo!”

“You should buy the jeans

with the holes in them.”

By the time a man realizes

that maybe his father was

right, he usually has a son

who thinks he’s wrong.

Wrinkles are hereditary in

reverse. Dads get them

from their children.

Father’s Day must be coming up.

Last night my daughter asked me

what size aftershave I wear.

I wanted breakfast in bed for

Father’s Day, so my kids put a

cot in the kitchen.

What better way to ease into summer than a quick jaunt to Prescott, Arizona, for a day’s walk around Watson

Lake and the magnificent Granite Dells. It’s all just a few miles northwest of the city’s historic downtown area, along Arizona State Route 89.

While there are a lot of cool reservoirs tucked into the hills of central Arizona, Watson Lake is uniquely photogenic with its sky-blue, tranquil waters contrasted against huge, rounded, sun-bleached granite boulders that surround the shoreline and form semi-submerged islands and peninsulas dotting the lake. The aspens scattered among the rock formations bring a vibrant shot of emerald green to this stunning landscape. Watson Lake is one of two reservoirs at the Granite Dells formed when the Chino Valley Irrigation District built a dam on Granite Creek in the early 1900s. The

City of Prescott bought the reservoir in 1997 for use as a recreational area.

Although swimming is prohibited, visitors can fish, boat, hike, rock climb, and camp here. Gas and electric powered boats are allowed and can be launched from two ramps, but a 5 mph, no wake speed limit applies. Canoes and kayaks are available for rent. Park hours are from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. If you love fishing, then bring a pole and fishing license to reel in some rainbow trout, largemouth bass, crappie, catfish, bluegill, and sunfish from shore or boat. Stretch your legs and engage your cardiovascular system on the Watson Lake Loop Trails that circle the 400 surface acres of water. Hikers can deploy from a number of trailheads throughout the park. The Peavine trail runs along the southeast side of the lake into the dells. It’s nice and level and perfect for hiking, biking (rentals available), and horseback riding. The 140-acre Watson Woods Riparian Preserve is located near the trail. The North Shore trail leads to the Watson Lake dam while the Lakeshore trail sweeps by some breathtaking views of the lake and dells.

The dells’ granite cliffs provide both experienced and inexperienced rock climbers an opportunity to challenge their top rope climbing and bouldering skills. Bring your own equipment or sign up with a professional guide outfit. Watson Lake is Audubon endorsed so bird watchers will spot hundreds of species including pelicans and eagles. Overnight campsites are available during summer with restrooms, showers, grills, picnic tables, and ramadas. For the kids, there’s a good-sized playground area at the park entrance.

Get a jump on summer fun! Visit arizona-leisure.com/watson-lake, or call 928-777-1122.

The views expressed in this publication are not necessarily those of Take Note LLC or its staff.

Take Note LLC assumes no responsibility for anysubmitted text or illustrations. All rights reserved.

One misconception about Arizona is that, because it has a piece of all four North American deserts

within its borders, it’s just a big expanse of desert real estate. Actually, 33% of our state consists of forested mountains and 25% features grassy plateaus. Likewise, Arizona’s wildlife consists of a lot more than rattlesnakes and coyotes. Beavers actually find our woodland streams, rivers, and shallow lakes to be a great habitat.

These furry, water resistant, aquatic rodents typically weigh 60 pounds and average over two feet in length. Their transparent eyelids work as goggles as they navigate through their underwater backyard, and their flattened, ten-inch tail and webbed hind feet provide plenty of propulsion. They can stay submerged for up to 15 minutes. Beavers are equipped with powerful jaws and strong teeth that never stop growing. Like a lumberjack’s chainsaw, they use them to gnaw down trees for the lodges (dome-like homes) and dams they build. You may not spot them, but you can’t miss their architectural handywork.

Arizona beavers commonly dig their grass-lined dens above the water line in the bank. The dens have a nursery area for the two to four “kits” born in the spring. Beavers are most active at night and dine almost exclusively on plant material and tree bark. They are truly nature’s aquatic architects.

Arizona’s Aquatic Architect

As springtime fades into the Arizona sunset this month, Catalina State Park’s “Music in the Mountains” concert series follows suit with its final live performance of the season on Saturday, June 2, at 6:30 p.m. Pack a blanket and chairs and a picnic basket full of your favorite snacks and drinks, then head on over to the park’s new Bobcat Amphitheater for a delightful evening listening to your favorite ‘60s and ‘70s jukebox hits. Standard park admission covers the one-and-a-half-hour concerts and the free popcorn, but check weather conditions before you go. In addition to their concert series, Catalina State Park

hosts an array of great nature programs that will resume in the fall. Starlight parties, guided hikes and bird walks, programs on the history and creatures of the Sonoran Desert, and much more await you. For more information, call 520-628-5798, or visit azstateparks.com/catalina/events.

Music in the Catalina Mountains

Northern AZLAKE POWELL (GLEN CANYON NATL. RECREATION AREA)928-608-6200Camping, picnics, boating, boat rentals, marinas, tours, fishing, swimming, water sports, dam toursLAKE MEAD/HOOVER DAM702-293-8990Rec. areas, camping, picnics, boating, marina, fishing, swimming, water sports, hiking, scenic drives

Central AZLAKE HAVASU REC. AREAS928-855-2784Rec. areas, camping, picnics, boating, fishing, swimming, water sports, golf ALAMO LAKE STATE PARK928-669-2088Camping, picnics, biking, boating, fishing, swimmingLAKE PLEASANT REGIONAL PARK928-501-1710Noted for sailing, boating, and water sports. Fishing, camping, picnics, boat rentals, hiking, private marinaBARTLETT LAKE602-225-5200Verde River access, picnics, bike/hiking trails, boating, boat rentals, marina, fishing, swimming, campingROOSEVELT LAKE/DAM602-225-5200Largest lake on Salt River, tours of Roosevelt Dam, picnics, boat rentals, boating, marina, swimming, camping, fishing, water sportsAPACHE LAKE602-225-5200 Magnificent narrow lake noted for painted cliffs. Camping/lodging, fishing, swimming, picnics, boat rentals, and private marinaSAGUARO LAKE602-225-5200 Desert Belle tour boat, water sports, swimming, fishing, boating, boat rentals, and marinaCANYON LAKE602-225-5200 Boat tour among canyon walls. Day use lake, boating, rentals and marina, fishing, swimming, picnics

Southern AZROPER LAKE STATE PARK928-428-6760Camping, cabins, picnics, natural mineral springs, swimming, hiking trail, fishing, boating (trolling only)PATAGONIA LAKE STATE PARK520-287-6965Hiking trail, camping, picnics, boat rental, boating, fishing, swimming

1. What substance weighs more in its liquid form than in its solid form?

2. Two mothers and two daughters caught a total of three fish. How is it possible that they each took home a fish?

3. If you have only one match and you walk into a room that contains an oil burner, a kerosene lamp, and a wood-burning stove, which one would you light first?

4. How could you rearrange the letters in the words “new door” to make one word? Note: there is only one correct answer.

5. How many two-cent stamps are in a dozen?

6. Two men play five games of checkers. Each man wins the same number of games. There are no ties. Explain how.

7. How high would you have to count before using the letter “a” in the spelling of a whole number?

8. A doctor gives you three pills and tells you to take one every half hour. How long will the pills last?

9. Is it legal for a man in California to marry his widow’s sister?

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Cover Photo: Watson Lake at the Granite Dells outside Prescott, ArizonaTake Note Phoenix, Arizona 623-780-9041

HIDDEN VILLAGE APARTMENTS

8605 N. 59th Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85302 • 623-931-2941 HiddenVillageAZ.com

AT YOUR SERVICE Chelsea Leonard Property Manager

Shawn R. Kurt B.

Maintenance

HOURS Office

Mon–Fri: 8:30am–5:30pm Sat: by Appt. Only

Sun: Closed Clubhouse

Open Office Hours Pool & Spa 9am–10pm

Laundry Center 7am–10pm

Barbecue Grills Available until 10pm

CONTACT US Office & After Hours

623-931-2941 Emergency

Maintenance 623-931-2941

Courtesy Patrol Valley Wide Security

480-777-0003

SPECIAL EVENTS

FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK JUN 1 Downtown Phoenix. Self-guided walk or trolley tour, gallery exhibits, cultural venues, vendors, music, street performers, more. Free. ArtlinkPhoenix.com

SUMMER SCAVENGER STROLL JUN 2 Downtown Glendale. Visit stores & restaurants for scavenger hunt clues and prizes. Begin at Visitor Center. Free. 623-930-4500 VisitGlendale.com

WORLD ATLATL DAY JUN 2 Pueblo Grande Museum, Phx. Demonstration and accuracy contest. Free admission. 602-495-0900

SUMMER BAND CONCERTS JUN 7–JUL 26 Murphy Park Amphitheater, Glendale. Community band performs music selections for a new theme weekly. Thursdays, 8pm. Free. 623-930-2299 PROWL & PLAY: SUPERHEROES UNITE JUN 9 Phoenix Zoo. Evening hours, waterslides, DJ dance party, character meet & greet, agility training, animal discoveries, photo op, more. $. 602-286-3800

EXPERIENCE THE MEDITERRANEAN JUN 9–10 Musical Instrument Museum, Phoenix. Music and dance performances, hands-on activities, workshops. $10-$20. 480-478-6000 MIM.org

FREE FAMILY WEEKEND JUN 9–10 Phoenix Art Museum. Activities, scavenger hunt, story time, tours, performances. Free general admission, discount for special exhibition. PhxArt.org

BRIDAL SHOW JUN 10 Phoenix Convention Center. Bridal Fashion Debut & Wedding Services Expo. $12. 480-860-6426

ON STAGE

AK-CHIN PAVILION Phoenix • 602-254-7200 • LiveNation.com

JUN 6 The Adventures of Kesha and Macklemore JUN 17 Chicago and REO Speedwagon JUN 24 Chris Brown: Heartbreak on a Full Moon Tour JUN 28 Vans Warped Tour

ARIZONA BROADWAY THEATRE Peoria • 623-776-8400 • AZBroadway.org

JUN 1–JUN 30 Mary Poppins JUN 15, 16, & 23 Alice in Wonderland JUN 18 Piano Men: Generations

CELEBRITY THEATRE Phoenix • 602-267-1600 • CelebrityTheatre.com

JUN 8 Alan Parsons Live Project: Eye in the Sky CHASE FIELD

Phoenix • 800-745-3000 • LiveNation.com JUN 23 Kenny Chesney: Trip Around the Sun Tour

GAMMAGE AUDITORIUM ASU, Tempe • 480-965-3434 • ASUGammage.com

JUN 19–24 School of Rock GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY ARENA

Phoenix • 602-639-8979 • GCUArena.com JUN 22–24 Elevate Music Festival 2018

PEORIA CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

Peoria • 623-815-7930 • TheaterWorks.org JUN 2–3 Big River: The Adventures of...Finn JUN 12 Top of the Charts with T.A. Burrows

TALKING STICK RESORT ARENA Phoenix • 602-379-7800 • TSRArena.com

JUN 1 Summer Jam JUN 7 Maroon 5: Red Pill Blues Tour

Events may change. Please call ahead.

SPORTS AT HOME

AZ DIAMONDBACKS BASEBALL Chase Field, Phoenix. $12 & up. 602-514-8400

Arizona.Diamondbacks.MLB.com

JUN 1–MIAMI JUN 2–MIAMI JUN 3–MIAMI JUN 11–PITTSBURGH JUN 12–PITTSBURGH JUN 13–PITTSBURGH

JUN 14–NY METS JUN 15–NY METS JUN 16–NY METS JUN 17–NY METS JUN 29–SAN FRANCISCO JUN 30–SAN FRANCISCO

PHOENIX MERCURY BASKETBALL Talking Stick Resort Arena, Phoenix.

$11 & up. 800-745-3000 Mercury.WNBA.com

JUN 8–CHICAGO JUN 10–LAS VEGAS

JUN 16–CONNECTICUT JUN 22–MINNESOTA

PHOENIX RISING FOOTBALL CLUB Phoenix Rising Soccer Complex, Scottsdale.

$18 & up. 623-594-9606 PhxRisingFC.com

JUN 13–LAS VEGAS LIGHTS FC JUN 16–TULSA ROUGHNECKS FC JUN 29–ORANGE COUNTY SC

AZ STATE UNIVERSITY BASEBALL Phoenix Municipal Stadium. $7-$20.

480-965-5812 TheSunDevils.com

JUN 1–4 NCAA REGIONALS, Campus Sites JUN 8–11 NCAA SUPER REGIONALS, Campus Sites JUN 16–27 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP, Omaha, NE

VOLLEYBALL FESTIVAL JUN 28–JUL 1 Phoenix Convention Center. Over 500 U.S. & international teams, ages 12-18. 602-615-4330

JUNE 2018

SUN

MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

THE GOOD LIFE When you

RENEW YOUR LEASE,

you’ll continue to enjoy the good life at our community!

F SUMMER FUN F Arizona is the place to be for sun-drenched, fun-filled summer vacations. You

can escape to the cool pines of a mountain retreat, soak up the rays at a lakeside beach, or enjoy picture-perfect scenery statewide. Our community has everything for a sun-sational summer, too—attentive staff, excellent service, and great amenities. We’re your summer vacation spot and home for all seasons!

CAST ADRIFT Do you have a good friend, co-worker, or relative who has been cast adrift in

their search for that perfect home? Why not tell them about all the benefits of our community? When they drop anchor here, they’ll have found safe harbor and you’ll have a great new neighbor!

H FATHER’S DAY • SUNDAY, JUNE 17 H Father’s Day is Sunday, June 17, and we couldn’t miss the opportunity to send a

special message to the wonderful dads and granddads at our community. All of us on staff really appreciate each one of you, and we wish you a super, fantastic, amazing, totally awesome Father’s Day! You’re the greatest!

Q SUMMER CAR CARE Summer is here, and some simple car care can prevent trouble down the road:

• check coolant levels • ensure your battery is fully charged and free of corrosion • maintain recommended tire pressure and watch for signs of uneven wear • replace dirty air filters, worn belts, and deteriorating hoses • change the oil as prescribed, and maintain the proper oil level • keep your windshield clean and in good condition.

WATER WISE ' Water is a precious resource, especially in the Southwest. Here are some easy

ways to use water wisely: • take shorter showers, or turn off the water while soaping up • when shaving, brushing your teeth, or washing dishes by hand, turn off the water until rinsing • promptly report leaking faucets or running toilets to the office.

FLAG DAY

FATHER’S DAY

Day

Father s

SUMMER BEGINS

1st Day of Summer

Apple Lime Snow

Serves 12

Ingredients

1 package (6 oz.) lime flavored gelatin 2 cups boiling water 1 1/3 cups cold water 1 jar (16 oz.) applesauce 1 large red apple, diced very small 1/2 cup chopped pecans Whipped topping

Directions

In a large bowl, pour the boiling water over the gelatin, and stir until completely dissolved. Add the cold water. Place in the refrigerator to chill until very thick but not fully set.

Whip with a hand mixer until fluffy. Fold in the applesauce, apple, and pecans.

Spoon into a large (9-cup) mold, bundt pan, or serving dish. Return to the refrigerator to chill until firm. Garnish with whipped topping, and serve while cold and frosty.

Hook four pairs of exact look-a-likes

Cross off all the fish that are one space beneath a crab, one space to the right of a starfish, or immediately between two sand dollars (horizontally or vertically).

How many fish are left?

ANSWER: Three fish