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LIFESTYLE LETTER
DECEMBER 2019 PUBLISHER
Jane Rial | jane.rial@lifestylepubs.com EDITOR
Cheryl Parton | cheryl.parton@lifestylepubs.com AD DESIGNER
Kaylee Mitchell
Happy Holidays HAVING JUST WRAPPED UP BEND LIFESTYLE’S FINAL ISSUE OF 2019, I REALIZED ONCE MORE HOW OUR FAST PACE MAKES IT HARD TO SLOW DOWN AND REALLY BE IN THE PRESENT. The deadline-driven nature of the publishing industry has us always looking toward the future. Because we’re in production and planning story ideas months in advance, our mindset is always fast
LAYOUT DESIGNER
Emily Stout CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Cheryl Parton, Sue A. Fountain CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS
Kylie Cole, Amanda Long, Cheryl Parton, Jill Rosell, Annie Spratt
forwarded months ahead before the current month has begun. With the holidays upon us, I hope that we can all slow down a bit to truly enjoy our time with family and friends and celebrate this season! This issue offers unique ideas for gifts to bring to those holiday gatherings, as well as festive punch recipes for all ages. For truly personal gift giving, read about the good work that local company Good Prints is doing. Their mission: “To help others tell their stories with printed photos and to help nonprofits build a better world.” Read on to learn about one of the
CORPORATE TEAM
nonprofits they partner with — Capes & Crowns Foundation empowers children
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steven Schowengerdt
with serious illness and special needs through the gift of imaginative photography.
CHIEF SALES OFFICER Matthew Perry CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER DeLand Shore
The story “Winter of Days Gone By” gives us a glimpse of what winters in Bend were
ART DIRECTOR Sara Minor
like in the 1950s. Local author Sue A. Fountain shares her childhood memories of
OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Janeane Thompson
winters with heavy snowfall and days spent ice skating on downtown’s Troy Field. Looking back on the past year, I am so grateful for all who contribute to make Bend Lifestyle possible. Here’s wishing you the very best this holiday season!
EDITORIAL MANAGER Nicolette Martin AD MANAGER Chad Jensen REGIONAL SALES DIRECTOR Eric Williams WEB APPLICATIONS Michael O’Connell
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INSIDE THE ISSUE DECEMBER 2019
FEATURES 14 Prints for Good A Superhero Business Model Gives Back to the Community
22 A Punch for Every Party Festive Drinks for All Ages
24 Winter from Days Gone By Local Author Reflects on Snowy Days of Bend's Past
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26 Winter in Bloom Florals to Brighten the Season
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Lifestyle Letter
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Good Times
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Around Town
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Giving Back
22 Culinary Creations 24 Times Past 26 Water & Woods 30 Lifestyle Calendar 34 Inspired By
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Giving In Style Supports Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend The 2nd Annual Giving In Style charitable event took place October 4 at The Pavilion at Tetherow and raised $55,000 for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend. The evening included a community-focused fashion show with clothing from local and national retailers, live and silent auction, plus music and dancing to the band Precious Byrd. PHOTOGRAPHY AMANDA LONG
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ReachAnother Foundation Celebrates Ten Years ReachAnother Foundation (RAF) celebrated their 10th Anniversary with a Gala Fundraiser October 19 at the United Universalist Fellowship Church. Founded by Marinus Koning, MD FACS, nonprofit RAF increases access to healthcare for some of the world's poorest citizens. Since 2009, it has saved the lives of more than 4,000 babies with neural tube defects through neurosurgical intervention. PHOTOGRAPHY JILL ROSELL
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NATIONAL AND UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS MONTH December is the National and Universal Month for Human Rights to encourage people across the United States, and around the globe, to stand up for equality, justice, and the dignity of all humans. The month honors the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, as proclaimed by the United Nations on December 10, 1948. The international
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AUTHOR RICH BENJAMIN LEADS DISCUSSION ON RACE IN CENTRAL OREGON Rich Benjamin, journalist, social commentator and author of Searching for Whitopia: An Improbable Journey to the Heart of White America, spoke in Bend October 21 as a guest of Think & Drink, a program
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presented in partnership between Deschutes Public Library System, OSU-Cascades Diversity Committee and Oregon Humanities. He led a lively conversation about community, belonging, social values, and the state of whiteness in America. Between 2007 and 2009, Rich embarked on a 26,909-mile journey through some of the whitest and least racially diverse—and fastest growing—communities in the United States. Bend was one of his stops on the two-year traverse of the country during that time. Rich Benjamin’s cultural and political analysis appear regularly in public debate, including in The New York Times, The Guardian, The New Yorker, The New York Times Sunday Book Review, NPR, PBS, MSNBC, and CNN. Searching for Whitopia: An Improbable Journey to the Heart of White America was selected as an Editor’s Choice by Booklist and The American Library Association (2009). DeschutesLibrary.org, OSUCascades.edu, OregonHumanities.org
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GIVING BACK
Good Prints gives back ten percent of each custom photo order to the nonprofit of a customer's choice, such as Capes & Crowns Foundation that creates fantasy photos for critically ill children.
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IF
Left to right: Jordan Sofro, Christian Rea and Tor Naerheim of Good Prints.
COMPANIES COULD BE HEROES, THEN LOCAL BUSINESS GOOD PRINTS IS WIELDING THE SUPERPOWER OF GIVING. Founder Christian Rea has always been a dreamer, but as an entrepreneur and father to two young children, there was a moment his thinking crystalized into action. “At a certain point in your career, you ask yourself the legacy question,” he says. What would be his lasting contribution to the world to make it a better place? He hopes his company Good Prints, with its beginnings in 2018, can contribute to a mission of creating legacies by using photography twofold: to help others to tell their stories with printed photos and to help nonprofits build a better world. As a self-proclaimed “Partner for Good,” the company gives ten percent of all profits to a curated list of regional and national nonprofits in the area of children’s health and healing, environmental causes and therapy, such as Capes & Crowns Foundation, see story on page 34. Christian is no stranger to the power of photography. Born and raised in Oregon, he moved
Good Prints was founded with the mission of inspiring the world to do more good with their photos. The company gives ten percent of every order to causes that matter, whether fighting disease, helping kids, animals, or the environment. During their checkout
process,
select the nonprofit that will benefit from their purchase from a list of both local, regional and national organizations including:
to Rochester, New York, birthplace of Kodak, where he worked for Fuji to learn archival tech-
+ KIDS Center
nologies. Rea was part of the revolution of one-hour photo labs and launched ground-break-
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customers
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preneur at heart, he moved back to Oregon in 2013 with an eye on the rapid rise of digital
+ Capes & Crowns Foundation
imagery. Americans will take more than 1.2 trillion photos in a year according to InfoTrends
+ Knight Cancer Institute
statistics. However, while we have never taken more photographs, most are in digital form
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seen only on smartphones or social media, with no printed records. While the number of 4x6
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prints is in decline, the quality of photography, printing processes and even paper selections
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has improved. Good Prints hopes to be a partner in storytelling that lasts by taking images out of a phone and bringing them to life by using the collective expertise of the Good Prints team to provide professional-level printing at consumer prices. To entice and expand the ways photos can make the leap from digital file to a customer’s hand, Good Prints provides unique products — from acrylic, metal and wood prints, to pillows, blankets, duvet covers and mugs— that elevate an image into art. To make the Good Prints story a reality, Rea enlisted fellow creatives Tor Naerheim and Jordan Sofro. They envisioned building a cause-based company that would promote hope and joy. As a B Lab, a designation for companies en route to becoming a certified B-Corporation (Benefit-Corporation), Good Prints is part of a rising tide of commerce that sees business can be used as a force for good. As their company increases their success, they are able to increase their own impact by giving more back to the community. “Helping people tell their stories is the best job I could ever imagine,” says Christian. “If Good Prints can help promote amazing agendas of beauty and hope, we will all be better for it,” he says, “We print joy and celebrate the people that create it.” GoodPrints.com
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A goal of Good Prints is to bring photographs out of their digital
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G I F T G I V I N G I D E A S BE A GRACIOUS GUEST AT HOLIDAY GATHERINGS
THE HOLIDAY SEASON BRINGS A CIRCUIT OF CONNECTION TO CO-WORKERS, FRIENDS AND FAMILY. With festive anticipation, we feel the exhilaration of a door opening to an afternoon, evening, or overnight stay with the purpose of being together. As you cross the threshold of any event, show gracious generosity this year with a gift sure to please a host in the spirit of gratitude. But ‘tis the season to remember the greatest gift of all is the time we take from our busy days to gather with those who inspire us as we enter a new year. Cheers!
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3 POSTPARTUM TIPS EVERY MOM MUST KNOW Pregnancy is a special time in a woman’s life that is full of change. While many of the changes that occur during pregnancy go away after delivery, some don’t. Many women face challenges that can end up as permanent problems if not addressed early.
Guidance When Resuming Exercise is Critical
The first six weeks postpartum is a critical time for healing, where most women should rest and recover. At six weeks, however, most new moms are given the green light to resume exercise. What this means specifically can vary by the individual and what exercise means to them. Is gentle yoga or CrossFit appropriate? Without guidance, new moms risk injury. Understanding limitations is highly important and unfortunately, often not discussed. Emily Bliss, PT, DPT knows first hand the struggles many women face following pregnancy. She is just a few months postpartum herself. An avid runner, Emily has been helping moms safely return to the exercise they love for years. Emily achieves this by helping educate women on how their bodies are healing, the injuries that often come from pregnancy and how to recover from them. “Moms must safely learn to move postpartum,” said Emily. “It is not what you do, it is how you do it that can help identify underlying issues that can result in injury.” Your body will adapt to the stress you put on it, as long as that stress doesn’t exceed your body’s capacity to adapt. When returning to exercise postpartum, slowly increase the impact on your body to see what it can handle safely. Every one of us has normal movement patterns. These patterns are innate and ingrained within us. Postpartum, these patterns may get out of alignment. It takes a while for your hormones to regulate, especially if you’re breastfeeding, and lack of sleep will also impact the healing process. Breath management, postural training, and gentle strengthening can help restore normal movement patterns.
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A common and sometimes permanent side effect of pregnancy is diastasis recti, which occurs when the abdominal muscles separate to make room for the growing baby. This creates a gap in the abdominals that can often be felt and seen. While some diastasis heals well without treatment, others contribute to core instability. Emily recommends intentional strengthening, breath training, and postural training in managing diastasis, as well as being patient with your postpartum body, especially during the first year!
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A PUNCH FOR EVERY PARTY WHETHER DRESSING UP OR STAYING IN, PUNCH UP YOUR HOLIDAYS WITH FESTIVE DRINKS FOR ALL AGES
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CRANBERRY GINGER PUNCH
MULLED WINE
HOMEMADE WHITE EGGNOG
16 SERVINGS
10 SERVINGS
6 SERVINGS
INGREDIENTS
INGREDIENTS
INGREDIENTS
+ 2 liters ginger ale
+ 2 750ml bottles of dry red wine
+ 6 large egg yolks
+ 4 cups pineapple juice
+ 4 tbs. sugar, honey or sweetener of
+ 1/2 cup granulated sugar
+ 4 cups cranberry juice
choice (and adjust to taste)
+ 1 cup heavy whipping cream
+ 1 cup fresh cranberries
+ 2 apples (or oranges), sliced into
+ 2 cups 2 percent milk
+ Rosemary/fresh fruit or edible
rounds, saving slices for garnish
+ 3/4 tsp. ground nutmeg
flowers for garnish
+ 16 whole cloves
+ Dash of salt
+ 4 cinnamon sticks
+ 1/4 tsp. vanilla extract
INSTRUCTIONS
+ 4 star anise, and more for garnish
INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS
Chill all ingredients ahead of time.
Whisk egg yolks and sugar until
Add juices and cranberries together, mixing well. Just before serving, pour
Combine ingredients in a saucepan
creamy. In a saucepan over medium
ginger ale into your punch bowl or
or crockpot and heat slowly to barely a
heat, combine cream, milk, nutmeg,
pitchers. Garnish with sprigs of rose-
simmer. Do not boil, or risk burning off
salt and stir until barely simmering. Add
mary, fruit (we like pears) or edible flow-
the alcohol. Simmer for a minimum of 15
a ladle of the milk mixture to the eggs
ers to be extra festive.
minutes and up to 2 hours. Strain and
and sugar, one at a time, whisking to
serve with anise and fruit garnish.
avoid curdling the eggs. Pour the tem-
ADULT VERSIONS: Either substitute Prosecco for ginger ale, or add a
FOR THE KIDS: Keep spiced apple
pered mixture back into the saucepan
splash of cranberry vodka to your glass
cider on hand for the younger set
and heat, whisking vigorously until it
of the cranberry-ginger ale punch.
to enjoy!
reaches 160 degrees F on a thermometer. Remove from the heat and add vanilla. Pour into a separate container and chill before serving.
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TIMES PAST LOCAL AUTHOR REFLECTS ON SNOWY DAYS OF BEND'S PAST
WINTER FROM DAYS GONE BY WHILE THE STORMS OF RECENT WINTERS SEEM OUT OF THE ORDINARY, IT REALLY DID USED TO SNOW A LOT MORE IN BEND DURING THE PAST. In January of 1950, there were 56.5 inches of snow in just one month, and for many years the annual snowfall was between 70 and 90 inches. Since 2000, the average snowfall for Bend has been about 36 inches per year. Winters are not as cold as they used to be either; there was a time when the ice on the ponds around Bend would stay frozen for many weeks allowing for recreation and traditions for locals. Troy Field, sandwiched between Bond Street and the old Troy Laundry, just south of what is now McMenamins Old St. Francis School, was more than the dog park it is today. Every winter for many years it was turned into an ice-skating rink. Once the weatherman predicted a long cold spell, the fire department flooded the field and began building up layers of ice. It took several nights to put down a good base before skaters were allowed on it. If it snowed, the city would furnish a tractor with a sweeper to clean off the surface. Overhead lights illuminated Troy Field at night, and someone usually built a fire on the side opposite Bond Street. Skaters came right up to the fire to warm their hands and faces before skating back into the crowd of people who were perhaps gliding in time to the music playing through the speakers at the field, whether The Mills Brothers 1952 hit Glow Worm as they sang, “Shine little glow worm, glimmer, glimmer,” or 1954’s hit from The Chordettes, Mr. Sandman and its familiar refrain, “Mr.
PHOTO: Deschutes County Historical Society
Sandman bring me a dream.” The scene resembled a dream. Mostly, kids came to skate, but sometimes adults did too, skating hand in hand, their arms crossed, looking as though they were in a Currier and Ives print. 24
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ARTICLE SUE A. FOUNTAIN
Author Sue Fountain (middle) with sisters Sharon (left) and Lorna (right).
Author Sue Fountain, bottom right, with siblings left to right: Sharon, Linda and Lorna.
A winter day at Troy Field, Bend.
Ice-skating wasn’t the only winter activ-
In addition to the skating rink, the City
ity. After a snowfall, younger children often
of Bend stepped up to provide safe fun for
played the game of Fox and Geese. So as
sledding. The city closed off some streets
not to mess up the pristine layer of snow
that were not well-traveled so that kids
with tracks that would ruin the perfect cir-
could have good sledding hills. On the west
cle, one kid was allowed to take a few light
side of town, Shasta Place had a good hill,
steps to the starting point and then begin
and Norton Avenue was a favorite sledding
the circle, going clear around and then
spot on the east side. There were also great
cutting the circle into a pie shape. After
places to sled or toboggan if parents were
that first outline, everyone worked to tamp
free to drive their families up to the Skyliners
down the trail and a base in the center.
ski area — Bend’s first ski slope. Today, skiing
There weren’t strict rules to that game—
may be the main winter sport in Bend, but in
designing it was always the fun part. The
days past, kids found ways to have fun in the
basic idea was to run around the circle as
snow around their own neighborhoods, and
geese and try to get on base to be “safe”
it was free. No one needed a ticket to skate
from the fox. And when children tired of
at Troy Field or to sled down a hill.
that game, there were snowmen to build
Sue A. Fountain is the author of Too Cold
and snow angels to make. No one wanted
to Snow, a memoir about growing up in
to go inside until their mittens froze.
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WATER & WOODS
WINTER \IN BLOOM BRIGHTEN UP YOUR AESTHETIC THIS SEASON WITH THIS BEAUTIFUL FLORAL ARRANGEMENT FROM KRISTEN CAISSIE, CREATIVE DIRECTOR AND FOUNDER OF MOON CANYON DESIGN CO.
PHOTOGRAPHY NICKI SEBASTIAN FOR JENNI KAYNE
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KRISTEN CAISSIE, CREATIVE DIRECTOR AND FOUNDER OF MOON CANYON DESIGN CO., created this beautiful flower arrangement as part of Jenni Kayne’s floral encyclopedia. This lush arrangement is comprised of early spring blooms arranged in a ceramic vase. The wabi-sabi aesthetic of the handmade vessel adds to the arrangement’s playful proportions. Earthy yellows, rich greens, and a touch of blue tell a color story that’s unexpected, yet warm and welcoming. Perfectly undone early spring blooms (Kristen’s favorite to design with) emphasize the meeting place of winter and spring. CONTINUED >
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TWEEDIA LADY SLIPPER Characterized by the slippershaped pouch (or labellum) that sits between the petals, these orchids range in color from white and yellow to a deep pink and purple. The lady slipper might take four to sixteen years to produce a bloom, but it’s worth the wait— in comparison to other, more temperamental orchids, this type can be considered fairly low-maintenance.
RANUNCULUS Also known as the buttercup, these spring bloomers are coveted for their delicate layers of petals, resembling ruffled tissue or crepe. In a wide range of vivid shades, ranunculus can bloom from late winter to early summer.
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NARCISSUS Daffodils are instantly recognizable by their six petals surrounding a trumpet-like corona, most often in variances of white, yellow, or both. The ubiquity of the daffodil dates back to ancient times, both medicinally and botanically. They have been said to get their name because the image of languid daffodils along a stream evoke the image of Narcissus gazing into his reflection.
This delicate perennial is coveted for its light fragrance and pale blue star-shaped petals. Found commonly in vines and trellises, tweedias are prime for an arrangement as they cut well and last long.
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The Boys and Girls Club gym will be transformed into a winter wonderland at the 2nd Annual Flannel & Frost Fundraiser, an evening of live and silent auction items,
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6 NEAVE TRIO Bend Church
High Desert Chamber Music’s 12th season continues with the critically-acclaimed Neave Trio. The Boston-based artists earn praise for their engaging performances. Their program includes: Chaminade Piano Trio No. 1 Op.11, Beach Piano Trio in A minor Op.150, Clark Piano Trio, and Higdon Piano Trio.
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7 JINGLE BELL RUN/WALK FOR ARTHRITIS Crow’s Feet Commons
The annual Jingle Bell Run kicks off the Bend Holiday parade with 5k and one mile options. The fun run welcomes strollers, pets, costumes and jingle bells. Proceeds benefit the Arthritis Foundation. Events.Arthritis.org *Onsite childcare available
7 FESTIVAL OF TREES AND GALA
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decorated trees. The evening Gala features an honoree ceremony acknowledging community members who have passed, a silent auction, raffles, entertainment, refreshments and a live auction of decorated trees. Proceeds support Hospice of Redmond’s expanded services. HospiceofRedmond.org
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Bend’s most dedicated paddling enthusiasts dress up their canoes, paddleboards and kayaks in bright lights and holiday garb and paddle around the Deschutes River in the Old Mill District in an event that gets the whole town in the holiday spirit, whether paddling or watching from the shore. TumaloCreek.com
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Dance the night away at a New Year's Eve Party complete with a champagne toast. $65 for 21 and older. DestinationHotels.com
31 ROARING 20S NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY The Belfry, Sisters
Celebrate both the Roaring 20s and the last night of 2019 with a theme party featuring live music from Company Grand and a champagne toast. $25 advance tickets. BelfryEvents.com
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