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From Me To You... Have you ever sat in the space between? That moment you know your world is going to change. Perhaps you are waiting for news of a loved one, or anticipating a test result. I know many of you recognize that grey space. I sit here now. Nothing to be done. Everything I can do has been accomplished and the world turns on the actions of others. Others who will change my future for good or ill. This is the space where mothers of sick children pray for mercy. Children of ailing parents count the blessings of a life well lived. Those waiting for news of family and friends, or loved ones far away in known danger, pace a well-worn track in the floor. This space is one many of us know and reluctantly return to time after time. It is a place to sit in. A place to remember the good and accept what will come. No matter what that voice on the phone may tell us come morning. This is the place we come to after we have done

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all the things available to us. Accepted that there is nothing more to be done but wait and pray. This is the longest night, and I have a sense of time rushing ahead and yet, at the same time, crawling at a snail’s pace. The future whizzing towards me, fizzing with possibility and dread, and yet turning to molasses, as time seems to gum up and halt in its tracks. I want to plan, to prepare, but for what? Until I have answers I am stuck, unsure of which direction to plant my foot, which path to follow. There will be a busy time soon enough. Tasks to complete and processes to follow. Accepted paths I will take, depending on the news to come. Either way the fates choose, I will be able to move forward again. Until then I pause and try to be serene, calm, until I know for sure. I feel the fellowship of this space. It calms me, holds me safe and cradles my raw nerves. The knowledge that multitudes have been here before me is comforting. I am not alone, no matter how lonely the situation feels. I am taking a well worn path and I sense others who bide their time nearby, traveling on their own journey and yet standing sentinel beside me. I gather strength from their presence, knowing we share this burden, melded together by our mutual desire for relief. We all carry hope, we all cherish a life, we all pause together in the space between.

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On Our Cover 12th Annual Trilogy Roadrunners Car Show

If you have a special car that you would like to show off or you are a spectator that enjoys walking among an eclectic gathering of Custom, Antique, Hot Rod, and exotic cars and trucks, then the Trilogy Roadrunners Car Show is right for you. The show is planned for March 5, 2022 from 10am to 2pm in the Trilogy at Vistancia community, 27980 N. Trilogy Boulevard, Peoria. This event is one of the many fundraising events put on by the Trilogy Roadrunners Car Club. This year net proceeds will be donated to the Banner Alzheimer’s Foundation of Phoenix.

Spectator participation is open to the public and it is FREE. The show will have music and an outdoor café with food and beverages available. Door prize tickets are for sale to all at the show, with a door prize chosen each halfhour throughout the event. Car judging is done by participant and spectator ballots with 1st and 2nd place trophies given in two categories. The first category is for cars entered by Trilogy Roadrunner Club Members. The second category is for the cars of Guests from outside Trilogy. Set the date on your calendar and bring your car, your family and your friends to enjoy a March day outside in the beautiful Arizona weather.

If you want to show your car, registration is now open to the public and is accessed through the “Register Here” button on the opening page of the club’s website at www.trilogyroadrunners. org A $20 donation for registering your car is payable on the day of the show. This year we are planning t have over 100 cars. The spaces always fill up quickly, so do not hesitate if you are interested in showing your car.

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Spiritual Thoughts Happy February! Some children’s books I keep long after my children outgrow them, because really there are certain books we never outgrow. The one I went searching for today was Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day by Judith Viorst. January wasn’t the best month for me. Five of my family members and I came down with COVID, even though we were immunized against it. It put an early end to a nice holiday we were having together in Flagstaff and complicated my children returning to school. It took me over 2 weeks to fully recover. Some days I thought about life very much like Alexander. Everything was going wrong. We had to go online only for church again for a few weeks because of rising

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Furry Friends If you’re one of the more than 90 million American households with a pet congratulations! No matter which breed you’ve adopted or rescued, it’s likely your furry friend is an important member of the family. In fact, studies have shown that pets can help keep you healthy because they offer companionship, unconditional love and a motivation to exercise. If you’ve already added a pet to the family or are considering adopting one, the rewards of pet parenthood are many, but it’s also important to understand the realistic costs of lifelong pet care and be financially prepared. Just like human members of the family, pets need routine wellness checks to stay healthy and can also get sick or injured unexpectedly. And that can impact your budget. Rather than be surprised by the cost of your pet’s care, you can prepare for potential health care expenses before they become a reality. Two budget-friendly solutions for both routine and unexpected costs are pet financing solutions, like CareCredit, and pet health insurance, like Pets Best. The two solutions work independently or together as a comprehensive safety net. Estrella Publishing - Mountain View magazine

Being proactive about your pet’s routine and preventative care not only keeps them healthy, but it can also help keep costs down. Dr. Chris Roth, DVM recommends: * Scheduling yearly veterinary examinations. * Keeping your pet current on recommended vaccinations to avoid preventable disease. * Ensuring proper use of preventive medications to avoid Heartworm, intestinal parasites, Tick-borne disease, and flea infestation. * Neutering or spaying your pet to avoid unwanted, and expensive, pregnancies. * Feeding your pet the right nutritional mix with a side of exercise to maintain a healthy weight. * Offering affection and play with your pet to help protect its physical and emotional health. * Outfitting your dog or cat with an ID tag or microchip with its name, address and phone number in case it gets lost. As you embark on pet parenthood, take some simple steps to ensure that you can cover pet costs through every stage of life. Start an emergency fund just in case the unthinkable happens. It’s all about having peace of mind that you’re prepared to care for the family member you love.

February 2022

Cookies!

For six weeks each year, Girl Scouts in Arizona participate in the largest girl-led entrepreneurial program in the world: The Girl Scout Cookie Program. This year, the cookie season for the Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council (GSACPC) will take place Jan. 17 to Feb. 27, 2022. As in year’s past, all the Girl Scout Cookies’ proceeds stay local to help girls fund impactful projects to benefit the community; embark on amazing girl-led troop adventures; provide programs in STEM, the outdoors, life skills and entrepreneurship; maintain and improve four camp properties; and provide financial assistance that keeps Girl Scouting available and affordable for all girls.

Co-CEO for GSACPC. “The qualities that lead to successful entrepreneurship, like curiosity, confidence, and innovation, are essential for all types of academic and career success. There aren’t many organizations that help girls learn key entrepreneurship skills - Girl Scouting does!” Bigger and better than ever, here is a snapshot of everything you need to know for the 2022 cookie season: Cookie Lineup

• NEW!! Adventurefuls: Brownie-inspired cookie with caramel-flavored crème and a hint of sea salt. $5 • Lemon-Ups: “As we continue to find our new normal and Crispy lemon navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, many girl cookies baked with entrepreneurs will utilize digital sales in the inspiring messages. upcoming cookie program. Cookie entrepreneurs $5 are planning on a safe and fun season by opting • Thin Mints: Mint into in-person and/or digital sales through Digital flavored with a Cookies, Girl Scout’s e-commerce platform delicious chocolaty available for each girl to build and manager her coating. Vegan. $5 own website,” says Mary Mitchell, interim Co• Tagalongs: Layers of peanut butter with a rich, CEO for GSACPC. chocolaty coating. $5 Samoas: Caramel and toasted coconut-covered Girls will also provide socially distant and cookies. $5 contactless options in-person and apply CDC• Trefoils: Iconic and delicious shortbread recommend precautions like wearing a face cookies. $5 mask, advising customers to pay with card, and • Do-si-dos: Crisp and crunchy oatmeal outside applying hand sanitizer in between purchases. and creamy peanut butter inside. $5 The goal is to provide a safe experience for Girl • Girl Scout S’mores: Crunchy graham Scout Cookie customers, sellers, and create a sandwich cookies with creamy chocolate and successful sale for local girl members. marshmallowy filling. $6 ª• Toffee-tastics: Buttery (and gluten-free) cookies “The Girl Scout Cookie Program is more than with sweet, crunchy golden toffee bits. $6 a sale. It provides girls the skills they need to become successful women. Girl Scouts learn To order your cookies visit to invest in themselves, their troops, and their www.girlscouts.org and find a girl scout near you! community. Encouraging girls’ interest in entrepreneurship prepares them for any future career pathway,” says Christina Spicer, interim 10 Estrella Publishing - Mountain View magazine

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Sweet Dreams Do you get enough sleep each night? Or are you a “short sleeper,” someone who routinely sleeps less than seven hours per 24-hour period. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine and Sleep Research Society both recommend that adults aged 18 to 60 sleep at least seven hours each night to promote optimal health and well-being. Increasingly, researchers are finding that poor sleep quality and duration is associated with a slew of negative health conditions such as diabetes, obesity, stroke and Alzheimer’s. So, how can you improve sleep in the face of daily stresses and work-life demands? 1) Establish a sleep routine including wind-down rituals and a consistent bedtime. These could include bathing at night, turning down lights, setting your devices to nighttime mode or Do Not Disturb, relaxing with a weighted blanket, and cutting off eating and drinking several hours before your established bedtime.

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2) Incorporate small, realistic changes, like adjusting your immediate environment with cooler nighttime temperatures, new bedding or limiting evening screen time, versus more drastic changes that may be hard to maintain, like cutting out coffee cold turkey. 3) Tie your new routine to existing habits. Behavioral scientists say we are more successful adopting new healthy habits when they are tethered to existing ones. If you watch TV or read to unwind before bed, adding a weighted blanket that elicits a calming sensation through the application of deep touch pressure can compound the relaxing effect. If you work out in the evenings, adding a few minutes of gentle yoga, breathwork or meditation to the end of your session can help prep your mind and body for sleep.

4) Give yourself time to settle into your new routine. There will be days where family, social or work obligations disrupt your new pattern, and cutting off screen time or eating and drinking well in advance of bedtime is an impossibility. This is where a meditation routine or weighted blanket can come in handy, helping to quickly quiet a busy mind or body close to bedtime. Eventually, you’ll be reaping the health benefits of consistent, quality sleep.

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As a Peoria Councilmember, I carry a fiduciary responsibility to manage taxpayer dollars responsibly. This is no easy task. With a $695 million budget, the City Council must constantly ensure that funds will be used wisely and thoughtfully. Fortunately, the City of Peoria prides itself on its longstanding financial excellence. Years ago, the Mayor and City Council adopted the Principles of Sound Financial Management, which establish firm guidelines to reinforce our fiscal stewardship. These “rules of the road” set the foundation to maintain an economically thriving community. How do finance policies shape our daily decisions? For one, they challenge the Council to consider a long-term perspective. They also

remind us to work within our means, thoughtfully manage risk, and encourage constant monitoring of performance. The benefits of this approach can be recognized nationally. Recently, the city of Peoria received a AAA credit rating, the highest rating available. Also, Peoria once again received national awards for Budget Presentation and Financial Reporting. These accomplishments help save taxpayers money when bond financing capital improvements like parks, public safety facilities, and infrastructure. Strong fiscal management also allow us to maximize new resources. In the fall, the City Council authorized funds to staff several key activities. Looking to bring our public safety to the next level, the Council approved 13 Police and 15 Fire & Medical positions. New staff will be strategically placed to expand city ambulance service, offer new police detectives for investigations, provide additional patrol officers, and support a new training officer. With an eye on our water resources, the Council also approved two positions in the Water Department concentrating on conservation and water planning. To responsibly manage continued community growth, the Council added five development and engineering positions. With a national reputation, and robust financial principles, we can witness just how effective our approach has been. In Peoria, we still enjoy lower tax and utility rates than most of our neighboring communities. It also ensures that, year in and year out, we maintain an incredibly safe community with world class amenities. This is why we chose to call Peoria our home. Submitted by Bridget Binsbacher, Councilmember, Mesquite District

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Stair Safety

“You may never think of safeguarding your stairs, but falls are the No. 1 reason for emergency room visits,” said Thom Disch, author, fall prevention expert and owner of Stop the Slip anti-slip products.

remove all clutter from stairs, even if decorative. • Outdoor stairs can be dangerous for your family as well as visitors, especially during winter when rain can make stairs slippery. A smart solution is non-slip stair treads and non-slip nosings. • Although not impacted by the elements, indoor stairs can be slippery as well. Common stair materials like wood, tile and stone can be slick. ClearGrip Tape can dramatically improve traction on slippery stairs and floors throughout your home.

Every second of every day, an adult age 65 or older suffers a fall in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This makes falls the leading cause of injury and injury death in this age group.Slipping and falling on stairs can dramatically alter someone’s quality of life because injury can be painful and recovery complex. To help protect your family, consider these stair safety tips: • Start by looking at all indoor and outdoor stairs for repair needs. Nails and screws should be flush with the surface. Boards should be strong without cracks or breaks, evenly spaced and level. Concrete and other materials should be free of divots and debris. Make repairs if necessary to prevent trips and falls. Additionally,

• Sturdy handrails are a necessity so people can easily grip on to them to assist in balance while navigating stairs. If possible, having railings on both sides can be even safer than just one. Make sure railings are properly installed and secured well. • Make sure to illuminate stairs properly to help prevent trips and falls. Outside, porches and entryways should be well-lit. Indoors, light switches should be easily accessible at the top and bottom of stairs. For more information and additional ideas for making your home’s stairways safer visit www. StopTheSlip.com.

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The court process of probate can be avoided with a revocable trust for some but others can utilize a beneficiary deed with more ease. Privacy laws can prevent you from being assisted by your spouse or trusted friend or family member. Powers of attorney can be give the right person the legal authority to help you. However,

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you need the correct power of attorney – whether it be for finances; medical health or mental health. Inheritances for minors, whether children or grandchildren, can be bogged down by a court conservatorship, if a trust is not used. A court conservatorship is more costly and burdensome than a probate. A good estate plan provides centralized management for your assets whether you are incapacitated or upon your death and can avoid obstacles and disputes when there are multiple disputes. Submitted by Sharon Ravenscroft, Esq., The Cavanagh Law Firm, PA, Sun City and Phoenix offices, (623) 815-7451 or Sravenscroft@CavanaghLaw.com. Sharon’s practice focuses on Wills, trusts, probate and trust administration. For more information www.sharonravenscroft.com.

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Samurai Sudoku for February This samurai sudoku puzzle is a great way to engage the brain and help develop logic skills. There are 5 overlapping grids with one unique Sudoku solution. EachPuzzle of 4 corners#25 are shaded. To solve this Samurai Samurai puzzle use standard sudoku rules for every 9x9 grid: each digit from 1 to 9 can only appear once in every row, column and 3x3 box. Good Luck! Solutions are on our website www.EstrellaPublishing.com This samurai sudoku puzzle is a great way to engage the brain and help develop logic skills. There are 5 overlapping grids with one unique solution. Each of 4 corners are shaded. To solve this Samurai puzzle use standard sudoku rules for every 9x9 grid. Each digit from 1 to 9 can only appear once in every row, column and 3x3 box.

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