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Published by Estrella Publishing LLC, PO Box 6962, Goodyear AZ 85338. Additional copies and article reproductions can be obtained for a fee by contacting info@EstrellaPublishing.com Catherine Uretsky, Publisher and Editor 623.398.5541 info@EstrellaPublishing.com Al Uretsky, Publisher and Sales Executive 623.398.5541 info@EstrellaPublishing.com All contents © 2010-present Estrella Publishing LLC. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction in any form, in whole or part, without written permission from Estrella Publishing LLC is prohibited. Estrella Publishing accepts freelance contributions, there is no guarantee that materials will be used or returned. Some content is provided by Brandpointe and Family Features. Estrella Publishing is not responsible for the views of contributing writers and assumes no responsibility for errors appearing within. Opinions expressed are those of the writers and not necessarily those of the Publisher or Advertisers. Estrella Publishing reserves the right to restrict all advertisement to their proper classification and to edit or reject any copy at its sole discretion. Neither this publication nor Estrella Publishing is an agent of or in any way affiliated with the associated Developer nor Homeowners Association, or any of their respective affiliates. This publication has not been approved by, sponsored by, or endorsed by the associated Developer nor Homeowners Association in any way.

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From Me To You... As a child summertime was full of endless possibilities. Playing with friends, reading, going on long family walks, visiting relatives, vacationing, sleeping in, and just relaxing. As a parent it seems to be full of finding things to do with the kids. Summer camps, activities, swimming, travel, more swimming, organizing school supplies for next year, day trips, museums, and more swimming. Also in Arizona the importance of staying cool either at home or anytime we have to leave the house is at the top of the list - hence all the swimming. This year my summer is being dubbed “The Summer of Moving Out” and with 3 kids going on to college or the start of their own independent lives, we have a busy time ahead. As I write this I am in Tennessee with one kid (ahem adult), buying furniture and helping her set up her life here. There are so many things to help her organize that it sometimes makes my head spin, I really think moving from state to state is more complicated than moving to America here from abroad.

Once this one is settled, it is on to the next location for a college drop off. I am looking forward to that one because of the weather. Summer in Washington state sounds a heck of a lot better than braving the Arizona heat. I can go for walks outside without applying factor 70 sunscreen, I will have to apply bug repellent though, so there is a trade off. After that we go to Hawaii. I know these kids have made some interesting choices... but who am I to argue with a week spent floating down a lazy river or touring a volcano? Although this summer is packed with exciting trips and activities, what I am really looking forward to is the fall. I can read, sleep in, go for long walks and reconnect with friends and family. As I think about it, it is beginning to sound a lot like the summers of my childhood, but thankfully without the specter of a new school term ahead of me!

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International Relief

The results are in! The United States Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Center for International Disaster Information (CIDI) and the USAID Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance have announced the 2022 winners of the “Cash is Best” Public Service Announcements for International Disasters (PSAid) contest. The annual contest encourages college students from across the country to create public service announcements on why monetary donations are the best way to help affected communities after international disasters. Of 107 submissions from 13 universities, 13 winners were chosen. All of this year’s winners were from Arizona State University. When disaster strikes, many people are moved to help, even if they or people they know aren’t directly affected. However, most people don’t realize that not all donations actually help,

and some may even hinder the relief effort. Unsolicited material donations, like food, water and clothing, are well-meaning but are not always appropriate or necessary, depending on the situation on the ground. In addition, shipping material goods overseas can be expensive, and the goods then require sorting and storage by those providing disaster relief efforts, which can slow down efforts and divert staff and resources. On the other hand, monetary donations like cash, credit card or online direct donations are fast and flexible. Aid groups on the ground can use the cash to buy exactly what they need, when they need it, which is important as the needs on the ground are constantly changing after a disaster. Cash is best isn’t just a tagline. It is the most economical, efficient and effective way to support aid groups working on the ground. When disaster strikes, monetary donations allow humanitarian organizations to directly purchase what is needed when it’s needed. Cash donations also: * Avoid transportation delays, shipping and administrative costs * Enable relief groups to quickly purchase food and safe drinking water locally for those in need * Boost local economies by allowing what is needed to be purchased locally * Allow for flexibility to respond to changing needs * Can require less energy and generate fewer carbon emissions by purchasing items locally “This message could not be more critical as the world’s eyes continue to watch the tragedy in Ukraine,” said Sarah Charles, Assistant to the Administrator of USAID’s Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance. “I was recently at the Polish border where I saw well-meaning donations piling up and heard directly from aid workers who asked USAID to reiterate the message that cash is best.”

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Let Go Of The Past

Letting go of things you’ve done or things that have been done to you in the past can be difficult. Like forgiveness, letting go means releasing yourself from emotional pain you live in by holding on to what happened. You’re not condoning what was done or giving anyone a pass; you’re simply deciding that you don’t want to live in that place of hurt anymore.

Letting go involves four components: 1. Change your self-talk. There’s no sense hanging on to something you can’t change. Come up with a phrase to say whenever a memory of the past is triggered, such as “let go”, “stay in the present” or “I am not my past.” 2. Focus on what you can control by working on mindfulness, or staying in the moment and enjoying what’s in front of you. Don’t judge the past by saying you failed at something so you shouldn’t try again. Don’t make assumptions about the future by saying you’ll fail because you’re not capable, smart enough, etc. Don’t let preconceived notions get in your way. Instead, handle each situation in the now.

anything you learned, any takeaway from the experience? Not all situations have obvious lessons and some may not have a discernible lesson at all. It’s always worth seeking, though. Sometimes, the lesson is in what you learned about yourself. Life is too short to hold onto pain. Ending your self-inflicted suffering is within your control. Free yourself from your emotional chains by letting go of what’s holding you back. Be patient with yourself. You are reprogramming your brain, and this takes time and lots of practice. For the full article and more, visit www. doctorbellingrodt.com. DISCLAIMER: Material is for informational purposes only and not intended to be a substitute for evaluation or treatment by a licensed professional. Material is copyrighted and may only be reproduced with written permission of Dr. Bellingrodt.

3. Take the perspective of a friend. If a friend did what you did, would you judge her so harshly? Likely not. You would probably give her the benefit of the doubt or say she did her best with what she had. Apply this to yourself instead of holding yourself to a different standard. 4. Try to find a lesson in what happened. Is there

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Online Deals

Shopping online can help make summer fun more affordable. You can find great online deals on beach and pool accessories, warm-weather clothing and more. However, to make sure you’re getting the best deals, you’ll need to follow some online shopping strategies. Check out these five tips to help you save time and money this summer. 1. If you’ve ever bought something during a Black Friday sale, you know how rewarding it can be to wait and get a big-ticket item at a bargain price. According to NerdWallet, if you’re looking for fitness equipment for your home gym or TVs and electronics, then take advantage of discounts in January. If you need to replace your old mattress, wait and buy in September around Labor Day. Make a

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list of items you’d like to purchase this year and research the best times to shop so you can get the best deal possible. 2. There are numerous shopping apps and tools that help ensure you’re getting what you need at the lowest price. Some even offer cash back for simply using the savings tool when you complete your purchase. 3. Have you ever gone to buy a plane ticket and realized that the price has gone up within a matter of hours? Dynamic pricing is to blame. This strategy allows companies to adjust the price of an item in real time based on supply and demand. To avoid markups, delete your browser’s cookies or shop in a private window, especially when buying airline tickets or booking a hotel room. Also, if you don’t need an item urgently, leave it in your cart. You’ll likely get an email within a day or two that the item you were thinking of purchasing has had a price drop. 4. Are you using your cash-back rewards? If you have a cash-back credit card, you make back some of what you spent on your regular purchases like gas, groceries and household products. While it may not seem like a lot for individual purchases, cash-back rewards can quickly add up, so you can put that money in the bank or apply it toward other purchases. 5. You’ve probably been asked at grocery stores, clothing retailers and gas stations about joining the store’s loyalty and rewards program. These programs are generally free to sign up for, and you can even do it at checkout in most places that offer them. Simply input your phone number and/or email address and you’ll earn reward points or receive coupons and discounts for future purchases.

July 2022

Get Outside

Getting outside isn’t just good for your kids’ mental and physical health - it’s an excellent way for families to bond and create memories together. Not sure where to start? The Outsideologist Project, from the makers of Claritin, offers many ideas to encourage children to spend more time playing outside - whether it’s in your own backyard, local park, or anywhere in between. Below are five tips on how you can make your outdoor space more exciting and engaging with fun activities the whole family will enjoy. 1. Sports Many kids develop a passion for sports from their parents. You can nurture their interests by regularly playing different sports with them. While you may not have enough people to play teams, you can teach your kids the fundamentals and help improve their skills. Turn your lawn, backyard, or even the park into a mini training camp.

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Cool It! As the summer cooling season gets underway, there are several practical and low-tech steps that homeowners can take to help improve the comfort of their indoor environment. Following are five tips that can help homeowners stay cool, get more value from their home’s cooling dollars and care for their home’s air. * Consider the heat source. The two most common paths for external heat to infiltrate a home are through the windows and via problems with attic ductwork. “Solar heat gain through windows is a primary source of heat gain, closely followed by attic ductwork,” says Tom Casey, an Owens Corning AirCare Contractor. “But when it comes to bang for the buck, attic issues are easier to Like Us On FACEBOOK for local info, news and connections

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resolve, are more affordable and may have a faster payback.” Assuring that a home’s attic has an adequate amount of attic insulation can help guard against warm attic air infiltrating into the conditioned part of the home. Closing curtains and blinds or installing awnings can also help keep heat out of a home. * Size matters. Bigger is not better when it comes to a home’s HVAC system. Proper sizing of a home’s comfort system refers not only to the condenser unit that powers air through the home, but the system of ducts that deliver air to each room. A high-efficiency system will not deliver its value if ducts in the attic are leaky, loosely connected or have developed holes and tears. * Service regularly. Regular maintenance by a qualified technician can help protect the longevity of a homeowner’s investment in a highefficiency system. During the visit, the technician should ask the homeowner about any unusual noises or smells, as well as any comfort issues such as a room that is always too warm or cold. It’s essential that the technician measures airflow through a home’s ductwork because inadequate airflow is a major culprit when it comes to efficiency. “If the airflow isn’t right, nothing else will be right,” says Casey. * Consider a home’s age. Homes built even a few decades ago were not built to the same energy codes as today’s homes. The result is a gap between today’s high-performance heating and cooling equipment and the home’s attic ductwork. While homes must be built to code, the building code represents the bare minimum requirement for system performance. * Avoid making equipment work harder than necessary. Don’t plant landscaping near the outside condenser unit. The area around and atop the unit should be free of obstacles. And be sure to replace your HVAC system’s air filter as directed by the manufacturer.

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Campus Checklist Whether you’re moving into a first-year dorm on campus or sharing an apartment or house with your closest friends, making sure you have what you need ahead of time is key. Home discount retailer, Big Lots, has created a campus living checklist for everything you need to stock up on so you can save your brainpower for more important things. 1) Furniture - Think outside the “dorm” If you’ve ever slept on a mattress away from your home, you know that there’s none quite like your own. Bringing a mattress of your choice to campus is a game-changer that will help you maximize those coveted college naps. If you’re in an apartment, you’ll also need to be sure to bring a bed frame, a desk and desk chair, couches, tables, small appliances and more. And if you’re in a dorm, loft your bed and put a nice comfy futon or chair below it for

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Safe Travels

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3. Have transparent conversations with partners and family While conversations around having babies or the prospect of marriage are commonplace at the start of serious relationships, debt and finances are often taboo. Being transparent and open to conversations about finding solutions can help build your relationship up rather than tear it down. 4. Don’t do it alone, find tools to help Asking for help and finding a supportive community can build confidence and provide direction that makes a positive impact on your finances and mental health. For support in navigating debt, please visit nationaldebtrelief.com or call 800-919-0828 to learn more.

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