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From Me To You...
Have you ever left the house, then a few minutes later gone back to check that you did indeed turn the stove off, or tried the door handle to make sure it was locked? I know I have, and I am sure many of you have too. I recently read about an extreme case where the person who was afflicted with this particular obsession had devised an ingenious solution. She videoed herself doing all the tasks that she completed in the morning before leaving the house. That way, when her brain tried to convince her that the stove was still on, or the dog had not been fed, she was able to look at the recording and calm her nerves. Now I am not saying that we should go to that extreme, but it is an elegant solution.
We all build rituals into our lives, not usually as a response to a compulsion, but they do help us get through the day, nevertheless. Every morning, I make a cup of coffee and take it into the garden where my manic dog plays fetch with a tennis ball until he is out of breath and ready to start his daily round of napping and trying to eat everything in the house. It is a nice way to wake up and get
my day started. Some rituals are ingrained in us during childhood, sometimes we develop them as we age. I usually have a yearning for a cup of tea and a cookie around 3pm, a result of my English upbringing no doubt. It brings me comfort, and as I sip my tea, I reflect on those who introduced me to this daily habit. It connects me to my heritage in a way that is soothing and grounding.
Some rituals are life-affirming, and some are a way to maintain a connection with those we love, making the trek to Aunt Sally’s house for Thanksgiving dinner for example, or dragging yourself to a monthly Bunco with your besties, no matter how much you would rather be curled up watching a TV show at home. These things are valuable and necessary, and we should honor and cherish all the things that help to get us through the day.
Catherine Uretsky
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Stay Vigilant
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Silent Witness is a community-oriented program fostering a unique partnership between police departments in Maricopa County and its communities. Established in 1979, Silent Witness works diligently to highlight felony cases that impact the safety of our neighborhoods. By collaborating with victims’ family members, community partners and law enforcement, we aim to solve these cases through social media and traditional media platforms, encouraging the public to provide crucial tips that help solve felony crimes. The goal is to provide an easy opportunity for citizens to give the police information about felony criminal activity with a guarantee of anonymity and cash rewards as an incentive.
Our program offers rewards of up to $2,000 for tips leading to arrests or indictments, with specific cases such as homicides eligible for the maximum reward. These rewards are funded through private contributions and sponsorships to our 501(C)(3) nonprofit organization. Additionally, family members or private donors can contribute extra rewards to
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In 2023, Silent Witness paid over $20,000 in rewards, was responsible for 34 felony arrests and helped solve 107 crimes in Maricopa County.
If you recognize a suspect or have information about a crime, call 480-WITNESS (480-TESTIGO for Spanish) or visit silentwitness.org to provide a tip. Additionally, you can download our mobile app at p3tips.com to send in tips. Calls are answered by a live person 24/7, and online or mobile tips are accepted at all times. For urgent or in-progress information, please call 911 and follow up with a call to Silent Witness to advise on the information you provided. Remember, you must contact Silent Witness before an arrest or indictment to be eligible for any reward.
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Empty Nest
When Kids Leave for College
As summer winds down, many parents face a bittersweet milestone: watching their children leave for college. While it’s a proud moment, it can also be emotionally challenging. Here’s how to navigate this significant life change.
Acknowledge Your Feelings
It’s normal to experience a mix of emotions when your child leaves for college. Pride, excitement, and hope for their future may be mingled with sadness, anxiety, and a sense of loss. Allow yourself to feel these emotions without judgment. Remember, it’s okay to be happy for your child while also feeling a bit lost yourself.
Stay Connected, But Give Space
Technology makes it easier than ever to stay in touch, but resist the urge to constantly check in. Establish a communication routine that works for both of you, whether it’s weekly video calls or daily text messages.
Remember, your child needs space to grow and adapt to their new environment.
Focus on Your Personal Growth
Use this time as an opportunity for personal development. Rediscover old hobbies or explore new interests. Consider taking classes, volunteering, or focusing more on your career. This is your chance to redefine yourself beyond your role as a parent.
Maintain Family Connections
If you have other children at home, use this time to strengthen your relationships with them. For couples, focus on rekindling your partnership now that you have more time together. Plan family activities to look forward to when your college student returns home for visits.
Remember, this transition is a natural and positive step in your child’s journey to adulthood. By focusing on the opportunities it presents for both you and your child, you can turn this challenging time into a period of growth and new beginnings for the entire family.
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Eating Well
Eating healthily on a budget
As temperatures soar and wallets shrink, maintaining a healthy diet can seem like a daunting task but with some creativity and planning, you can eat nutritiously without breaking the bank or sweating over a hot stove.
Embrace no-cook meals
When it is too tiring to cook, turn to refreshing nocook options. Try overnight oats for breakfast, loaded with fruits or nuts. For lunch and dinner, experiment with hearty salads, veggie-packed wraps, or cold sandwiches. These options are not only cool but quick to prepare.
Frozen is your friend
Do not underestimate the power of frozen fruits and vegetables. They are often cheaper than fresh, they last longer, and retain most of their nutrients. Use frozen berries in smoothies or frozen veggies for quick stirfries for that nutritious boost.
Hydrate!
Stay hydrated without resorting to expensive, sugary drinks. Infuse water with sliced cucumbers, citrus fruits, or herbs for a refreshing twist.
Bulk up on staples
Buy nonperishable staples like rice, beans, and pasta in bulk. These items are cheap, versatile, and can form the base of many meals. Combine them with seasonal vegetables for balanced, affordable dishes.
Seasonal and local produce
Take advantage of Arizona’s local produce. Visit farmer’s markets or join a community supported agriculture (CSA) program for fresh, affordable fruits and vegetables. In August, look for deals on melons, tomatoes, and peppers.
Meal prep and portion control
Dedicate a few hours each week to meal prep. Cook larger batches and portion them out for the week. This not only saves money but also helps control portions and reduces the temptation for unhealthy snacking.
Snack smart
Keep healthy, budget friendly snacks on hand. Think carrots and hummus, apple slices with peanut butter, or homemade trail mix. These options are nutritious and can help curb cravings for expensive, processed snacks.
Eating healthily on a budget is all about planning, creativity, and making the most of what is available. With these tips, you can nourish your body and mind without emptying your wallet, even during the hottest months of the year.
Stay cool and eat well!
Olympic Games
I hope everyone has cleared their schedule because the 2024 Summer Olympic Games have commenced! There’s an event for everyone in the family to enjoy; from Gymnastics and Swimming to Skateboarding and Breaking. This summer we’ll see 10,500 athletes from 206 countries compete in 329 events across 32 sports in.
Yet, the Olympics we know and love today weren’t always the same. The first Olympic Games took place in 776 BC in Athens, Greece and began as part of a religious Greek festival honoring Zeus. The first recorded Olympic Games in 776 BC featured only one event: a 192-meter foot race called the stadion. All free Greek males were allowed to take part, from farm hands to royal heirs, although the majority of Olympians were soldiers. Women could not compete or even attend.
In 393 AD, the Olympic Games were canceled by Emperor Theodosius I, a Roman ruler and Christian. He banned the Greek Olympics as he considered it a pagan festival, due to the religious element of the celebration. So, that was the end of the Olympics until 1896, when Baron Pierre de Coubertin adapted the Games. He called this new event the ‘Modern
Olympics’ - which became the specatcle we know today.
From 1921-1948, artists also participated in the Olympics - painters, sculptors, architects, writers, and musicians took part in the games! They competed for medals by creating works of art that often celebrated the sporting successes going on at that time. While artists stopped officially competing in 1948, many still design posters and other merchandise for the Games.
The Olympic Games are arguably the biggest and most prestigious sporting event on earth. And while competitive spirit is important, the Modern Olympic Games aren’t just for our entertainment and about athletes competing for their country and gaining medals while setting records. The International Olympic Committee was founded on the belief that sports can contribute to peace and the harmonious development of humankind. The Olympic Movement continues to use sports to contribute to building a peaceful and better world by educating youth through sports practice without discrimination of any kind, and in the Olympic spirit, which requires mutual understanding with a spirit of friendship, solidarity, and fair play.
Cook With Zona
Brownie Batter Protein Balls
Hello again, I wanted to say I appreciate everyone who has been reading and recreating my recipes! I am truly feeling the love from these communities! Regarding last month’s Chicken Pot Pie Noodle Skillet recipe I apologize for leaving out the measurements for the egg noodles. For all previous recipes you can visit the recipes page on Estrella Publishing’s website.
If you can’t tell by now, I am nuts about any and all things chocolate. Chocolate cake, chocolate ice cream, chocolate milk, chocolate bars, you name it! When I was a child my mother used to make me chocolate cake for breakfast. Granted, now that I think about it, probably not the most nutritious breakfast for a 13 year old, but hey look at me now! Totally fine, I only have a slight chocolate addiction, and it made me love my mother even more than I thought was ever possible! My son developed a peanut intolerance when he was 4 years old, so most dishes I make I stray away from peanut butter, and these Brownie Batter Protein Balls are amazing! If you prefer peanut butter and regular milk you can absolutely sub those in at no measurement change.
If you have any recipes you’d like to share with me I would love to try them out! Email me at ArizonaCooks71@gmail.com.
Ingredients
1 ¼ cup almond flour (or all purpose flour)
¼ cup cocoa powder
¾ cup almond butter (or peanut butter)
½ cup chocolate protein powder (protein of choice)
¼ cup maple syrup (or honey or agave)
¼ cup almond milk (or milk of choice)
¼ cup chocolate chips
Steps
• Line a tray with parchment paper.
• Mix together the almond flour, cocoa powder, almond butter, chocolate protein powder, maple syrup, and almond milk with a hand mixer or just arm muscle until a play dough like consistency forms.
• Add in the chopped chocolate chunks and mix till evenly incorporated. Use a spoon or cookie scoop to form 16-20 1.5”-2” balls. Place them on the prepared tray and freeze for 15 minutes.
• Transfer to an airtight container and store in the fridge or freezer.
Enjoy!
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Teacher’s Notes
As the beginning of the school year approaches, many parents wonder what they can do to prepare their little one(s) before entering Kindergarten. There are many things that can be done to prepare for this big change, however there are 2 things that come to mind that would be greatly appreciated.
1. Being able to sit in a seat for a specific amount of time can be quite a challenge, especially during lunch. Practicing the ability to eat their lunch and remaining in a specific seat for approximately 25 minutes doesn’t seem like much but can be difficult for children. I know that lunchtime will be full of excitement and many distractions that can distract a child from the task at hand, but when a child does not eat an adequate amount of food, a majority of the time resulting in classroom behaviors caused by being ‘hangry’. Hangry is a term referring to the feelings of being angry due to hunger. When a child gets ‘hangry’ it can cause a disruption to their environment and damper their learning ability.
Why not provide a snack when the child appears ‘hangry’? This is not always feasible as there may not be a designated time during the day allotted for snacks as this depends on the school/district policy and/or the teacher’s policy. There is quite a lot that teachers are expected to get through in a single school day, and there might not always be time allocated for snacks.
There might not be food available during the school day unless purchased by the teacher or donated to the classroom by a parent/guardian. (If you want to contribute to this, PLEASE check with the teacher and school to confirm any/all policies in regards to this as it is different for each school.)
2. Good sportsmanship is also important! Being able to interact and play nicely with others can make any experience more enjoyable. You don’t always need to be the first one to the finish line to win. In my classroom I have this mantra with the students: As long as you had fun, you are always a winner!
Mastering these two things will go a long way towards helping your child succeed this year and making it a good one for you both.
Out & About
Navigating the Seas of Cruise Booking: 4 Essential Tips
Embarking on a cruise can be an exciting and relaxing way to explore new destinations. However, the process of booking a cruise can sometimes feel overwhelming. With countless options for itineraries, ships, and amenities, how do you ensure you’re making the best choice? Here are five essential tips to help you navigate the waters of cruise booking and set sail on your dream vacation.
1. Time Your Booking Strategically
The timing of your cruise booking can significantly impact the price and availability. Generally, booking well in advance (6-12 months) or at the last minute (1-2 months before departure) can offer the best deals. Early bookers enjoy perks like cabin upgrades or onboard credit, while last-minute bookers might snag deeply discounted fares. However, if you have specific preferences for cabin type or location, booking early is your best bet to secure exactly what you want.
2. Research and Compare Cruise Lines
Each cruise line has its own personality, target audience, and specialties. Research different cruise lines to find one that aligns with your travel style and
expectations. Read reviews from past cruisers and compare amenities, dining options, and onboard activities to ensure you’re choosing a ship that suits your preferences.
3. Consider the Itinerary Carefully
While the ship itself is important, don’t overlook the ports of call. Consider how much time you’ll spend at each destination and what activities are available. Some cruises offer longer port stays or overnight stops, allowing for more in-depth exploration. Also, pay attention to the number of sea days – if you love onboard activities, more sea days might be appealing, but if you’re eager to explore multiple destinations, look for itineraries with more frequent stops.
4. Understand the True Cost
The advertised cruise fare is rarely the final price you’ll pay. Factor in additional costs such as gratuities, alcoholic beverages, specialty dining, shore excursions, and Wi-Fi. Always read the fine print and calculate the total cost before booking to avoid surprises and ensure the cruise fits your budget.
By following these tips, you’ll be well-equipped to book a cruise that meets your expectations and provides the vacation experience you’re seeking. Happy sailing!
HEALTHY SCHOOL SNACK TIPS
Nut Free
In many school districts, nut free snacks are a must whether your child is allergic or not.
Individual Portions
Serving snack in single servings is very convenient and something kids often like. It’s quick and easy.
Get Your Kid to Help
Give them a few choices that you approve of, and if possible, have them help get it ready for school.
Avoid Super Messy Foods
Teachers will thank you when you don’t send a crumbly or greasy snack!
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“Scorpions, Crickets, and Cockroaches, Oh My!
August in the west valley isn’t just about melting steering wheels and sidewalks hot enough to fry an egg – it’s prime time for the creepy-crawly residents to stage their annual takeover attempt. Picture this: You’re enjoying a refreshing iced tea, basking in the artificial chill of your living room, when suddenly you see something scuttle across your floor, looking like it’s on a mission from the underworld. Welcome to August in the west valley, where your home becomes the frontline in the war against nature’s tiny terrors. But with the right tactics, you can turn the tables on these miniature invaders.
First up: scorpions. These little arachnids are like the ninjas of the pest world – stealthy, potentially painful, and oddly attracted to your shoes. Pro tip: Invest in a blacklight flashlight. At night, scorpions glow like tiny, eight-legged ravers, making them easier to spot and evict.
Next on the hit list: crickets. August is when these noisy nightclub singers decide to host their concerts in
your yard. While their chirping might seem charming at first, by day three, you’ll be ready to call security. Combat these unwelcome musicians by keeping your yard uncluttered and eliminating standing water. No stage, no show!
Let’s not forget the cockroaches – the ultimate survivalists. These critters could probably outlast a nuclear apocalypse, but they won’t survive your strategic cleaning spree. Seal up cracks, keep food in airtight containers, and maintain a spotless kitchen. Remember, a clean home is a roach’s worst nightmare.
As you wage war on these tiny terrorists, remember that prevention is key. Seal entry points, declutter your yard, and consider professional pest control services. After all, in the battle against bugs, sometimes you need to call in the cavalry. So, as you hunker down this August, keep your eyes peeled and your flip-flops at the ready. And remember, when the temperatures finally drop in September, you can proudly declare victory –at least until next summer’s invasion.
Submitted by Larry Cash, of Estrella Mountain Pest Control
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Money Matters
How should you respond to market cycles?
The movement of the financial markets can seem mysterious — as an investor, how should you respond to these market cycles? To begin with, it’s useful to know something about the nature of a market cycle and its connection to the business or economic cycle. Issues such as employment, consumer spending, interest rates and inflation can determine the stage of the business cycle. On the other hand, the market cycle refers to what’s happening in the financial markets — that is, the performance of all the different types of investments.
The market cycle often anticipates the business cycle. In other words, the stock market may peak, or hit bottom, before the business cycle does the same. That’s partially because the financial markets are always looking ahead. But does that mean you should base your investment strategy on these cycles? Some people do. If they believe the market cycle is moving through a downward phase, they may try to cut their perceived losses by selling stocks and buying lowerrisk investments. While these “safer” investments may offer more price stability and a greater degree
of preservation of principal, they also won’t provide much in the way of growth potential. And you’ll need this growth capacity to help reach your longterm goals, including a comfortable retirement. On the other hand, when investors think the market cycle is moving upward, they may keep investing in stocks that have become overpriced. In extreme cases, unwarranted investor enthusiasm can lead to events such as the dotcom bubble, which led to a sharp market decline from 2000 through 2002.
Rather than trying to “time” the market, you may well be better off by looking past its cycles and following a long-term, “all-weather” strategy that’s appropriate for your goals, risk tolerance, time horizon and need for liquidity. And it’s also a good idea to build a diversified portfolio. While diversification can’t protect against all losses, it can help protect you from market volatility that might primarily affect just one asset class.
When it comes to investing, it’s best not to think of cycles but rather of a long journey – one that, when traveled carefully, can lead to the destinations you seek.
Submitted by Brian Polk, Financial Advisor, of Edward Jones, Verrado resident
Furry Friends
Adopting a pet?
Bringing a pet into your home is one of the best decisions you can make to enrich your life, but with more than six million animals currently in rescue agencies or shelters in the U.S., adopting a pet will open your home to an animal in need and bring you untold amounts of joy and well-being. It’s easy to fall in love with an adorable dog or cat, but as tempting as it is to take home the first sweet face you see, it’s not a decision to make lightly. Here are four things to consider to help you find a companion that is the perfect match:
1. Compatibility with your Lifestyle: Before you choose a pet, think about your lifestyle and choose a pet with a temperament and personality that fits. Are you looking for a cuddle buddy for movie nights or a running partner? A young, active husky might not be the best choice for someone who is away most of the day, while an older cat might enjoy quiet and solitude.
2. Preparing for Expenses: Think about vet visits, yearly vaccinations, food, day care, dental cleanings, grooming and more. There’s also a chance pet parents could face surprise costs like treatment for an injury or
surgery.
3. Puppy or Kitten vs. Adult Pet: Young animals need a lot of supervision, training and attention as they discover the world - and get to know you and your household. It takes time and attention to help them grow into well-mannered adults. If you don’t have those, consider adopting an adult pet that’s already house trained, crate trained, leash ready or can manage being alone.
4. Allergies in Your Household: If someone in your home is allergic to dogs or cats, careful consideration should be made. However, there are certain breeds that are hypoallergenic that might be the ideal fit.
Considering all the elements of pet ownership before you bring your furry friend home will help ensure it’s a perfect match from the start - and for a lifetime.
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