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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 Talia Uretsky, Associate Editor Al Uretsky, Publisher and Sales Executive 623.398.5541 info@EstrellaPublishing.com All contents © 2010-present day Estrella Publishing LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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From Me To You...

As I get older, I find that the challenges of today’s technology get harder and harder to navigate. For example, I recently tried to log on to a website, only to be stopped short by the seemingly obvious and simple question, “Are you human?”

In the past I have breezed past such queries with a basic check of a box, or by picking three pictures that included a traffic light. Not today. The obstacle presented to me involved a riddle that harkened back to an SAT test.

It began innocently enough. “Click on any images that resemble the example.” Hah, I can do that! But what was I looking at? There appeared to be two subjects, however, figuring out what those things were was not going to be easy. After a few minutes it occurred to me that I could be looking at a guitar and some sort of bird. Perhaps an owl? OK, I was getting the hang of it.

On to the second part of the riddle. Pick any images that contained a guitar and/or an owl. I tried looking directly at the nine possibilities, but nothing there seemed remotely bird-like, or musical for that matter.

Then I thought that maybe it was one of those 3-D

images, where you have to unfocus your eyes a bit and let things swim into view. Nope, that just gave me a headache and made me feel a tad foolish. In despair I squinted a little and tipped my head to the right. Hold on, was that the curve of a guitar? It was possible I suppose... Well, what did I have to lose? I chose three of the pictures that contained that vague shape and, closing my eyes, pressed ‘enter’. I am not entirely sure if I was correct, or if the website just took pity on me, but it granted me access — only to place me immediately into a queue, as there were too many people trying to log in at the same time!

At this point I had lost the will to navigate any more prompts or intelligence tests and I closed my computer in frustration. I spent the rest of the afternoon with a cool compress on my eyes, and a soothing libation at my elbow, wondering when I had officially become too old to understand new technology.

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Cook With Zona Chocolate Lava Cake

If you’ve ever been on a certain cruise line, where they serve a chocolaty dessert consisting of a chocolate cake with a gooey center, served with vanilla ice cream; you know exactly what I’m talking about! With Valentine’s Day coming up, I know some couples might scramble last minute to make a reservation or think of heartfelt gifts for their loved ones. Personally, I’d rather have chocolate cake at home over a fancy dinner, any night!

Involve the whole family while baking these sweet individual cakes to feel even more love in your kitchen!

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Ingredients: 1 cup Dark Chocolate Chips 1 ½ sticks of butter 4 Eggs 6 Tbsp Sugar 4 Tbsp Flour

Steps: 1. Melt the chocolate and butter.

2. Mix eggs and sugar in a separate bowl, whisk for a few minutes, then add flour.

3. Add the egg mix to the melted chocolate and mix.

4. Pour the mix into 4 individual greased ramekins.

5. Bake directly in the oven at 390°F for 14 minutes 6. Serve with ice cream and ENJOY! If you have a recipe you’d like to share with your community email me at ArizonaCooks71@gmail.com to be featured in the magazine!

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Arizona’s Valentine’s Day Getaways: Where Love Meets the Wild West

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As February’s most romantic holiday approaches, Arizona emerges as an enchanting destination for couples seeking something beyond the conventional Valentine’s Day experience. The state’s diverse landscape offers a perfect blend of luxury, adventure, and natural beauty, creating opportunities for couples to craft their own unique love stories against stunning backdrops.

Phoenix’s Desert Botanical Garden transforms into a romantic haven during their annual “Love in the Garden” event. Illuminated pathways wind through native desert flora, while live music and wine tastings create an enchanting atmosphere. The garden’s special Valentine’s programming often includes intimate concerts and chef-prepared dinners among the cacti and desert blooms.

Sedona’s iconic red rock formations create an almost otherworldly setting for romance. The dramatic landscape, with its towering crimson cliffs and spires, takes on an especially magical quality during sunset when the rocks glow in deepening shades of red and pink. Luxury resorts nestled among these formations offer specialized couples’ experiences, from private vortex meditation sessions to romantic spa treatments incorporating indigenous ingredients like prickly pear, desert sage, and local clay. Popular sunset jeep tours through the red rocks book up months in advance around Valentine’s Day, so early planning is essential.

For those seeking complete privacy, luxury desert camps offer exclusive glamping experiences that combine comfort with adventure. These high-end camps feature private terraces for stargazing, heated outdoor soaking tubs, and personal chefs who prepare romantic dinners in complete seclusion. February’s mild temperatures and clear skies make outdoor evenings particularly appealing, with strategically placed heat lamps ensuring comfort on cooler nights.

In Scottsdale, high-end resorts transform their desert properties into romantic sanctuaries. Private candlelit dinners under star-filled skies become unforgettable experiences, often accompanied by live classical music and champagne service. Many resorts offer signature Valentine’s packages combining hot air balloon rides over the Sonoran Desert with gourmet champagne breakfasts and couples’ spa treatments. The city’s vibrant arts district also provides opportunities for romantic gallery walks and intimate dining experiences at award-winning restaurants.

For couples seeking thrills alongside romance, Arizona offers countless options. Lake Powell’s hidden coves provide secluded spots for intimate picnics, while helicopter tours over the Grand Canyon create dramatic backdrops for proposals or anniversary celebrations. Private jeep tours through the desert conclude with gourmet dinners at sunset, often 6 Estrella Publishing - The Grove magazine

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Winter Health Winter Respiratory and Stomach Viruses: What You Need to Know and How to Stay Healthy

As respiratory and gastrointestinal infections continue to affect communities across the United States, understanding how to prevent and manage these common viruses is crucial. Three notable viral infections - Norovirus, Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), and Influenza - each present distinct challenges to public health. Norovirus, often called the “stomach flu,” is highly contagious and causes severe gastrointestinal symptoms. The virus spreads through contaminated food, surfaces, or close contact with infected individuals. RSV primarily affects the respiratory system and can be particularly dangerous for infants, older adults, and immunocompromised individuals. Influenza, a seasonal respiratory illness, can range from mild to severe and spreads primarily through respiratory droplets.

Prevention strategies for all three viruses share common elements. Frequent handwashing with soap and warm water for at least 20 seconds is crucial, especially before handling food and after using the

bathroom. For Norovirus specifically, alcoholbased hand sanitizers are less effective, making thorough handwashing essential. To prevent RSV and flu transmission, avoid touching your face, maintain physical distance from sick individuals, and consider wearing a mask in crowded indoor spaces during peak seasons.

If you contract any of these viruses, proper management is key. For Norovirus, focus on preventing dehydration by drinking plenty of clear fluids to replace those lost through vomiting and diarrhea.

Small, frequent sips are better tolerated than large amounts at once. With RSV and flu, rest is crucial, and over-the-counter medications can help manage symptoms like fever and congestion. Create a humid environment using a humidifier to ease respiratory symptoms. Maintaining a clean environment is essential for preventing virus spread. Regularly disinfect commonly touched surfaces like doorknobs, light switches, and electronic devices. For Norovirus specifically, use bleach-based cleaners as other disinfectants may not be effective. When caring for someone who is sick, wear disposable gloves and wash contaminated items thoroughly.

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Money Matters You can put more into your 401(k) this year

Once you retire, you’ll likely need to draw on a variety of financial sources — and one of the most important ones may be your 401(k). And for 2025, you can put even more money into your plan than ever.

You can invest in your 401(k) in one of two ways, depending on your employer’s plan. With a traditional 401(k), you contribute pre-tax dollars, which can lower your taxable income, and your money can grow tax deferred. If you have a Roth 401(k) option, you can contribute after-tax dollars, which aren’t deductible, but your eventual withdrawals will be tax-free if you’ve had your account at least five years and you’re at least 59½.

For either a traditional or Roth 401(k), as well as similar plans such as a 457(b) (for government employees) or a 403(b) (for educators and employees of some nonprofit groups), the contribution limit has increased by $500 for 2025, to $23,500. If you’re 50 or older, you can contribute an additional $7,500, for a total of $31,000. And under the SECURE 2.0 legislation, if you are between 60 and 63, you have a higher catch-up contribution — $11,250, instead of $7,500, for a total of $34,750. If you can afford to contribute the full amount to your 401(k) or similar plan, consider doing so. Of course, not everyone is in that position. If you’re a younger worker, you may well have other financial obligations, such as paying

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off student loans. And even if you’ve been in the workforce for a while, you may be putting away money for other things — such as your children’s education — as well as your own retirement. But even if you can’t “max out” on your 401(k), try to contribute at least enough to earn your employer’s matching contribution, if one is offered.

Regardless of how much you contribute to your 401(k), consider these suggestions on managing the money within your plan: • Create a portfolio that fits your risk tolerance. Most 401(k) plans offer up to a dozen investment options, while some plans offer many more. You obviously want to increase your 401(k) balance as much as possible, but that doesn’t necessarily mean putting all your 401(k) dollars into the most aggressive funds available.

Instead, consider spreading your 401(k) contributions among a range of investments, which can help you lower your risk level while still giving you opportunities for long-term growth.

• Adjust your portfolio as needed. It’s a good idea to review your 401(k)’s investment mix at least once a year to see if it’s performing as you’d hoped.

By contributing what you can afford to your 401(k), and by carefully managing the investments within your plan, you can help maximize the value of this powerful retirement savings vehicle — and give yourself a key asset to help you enjoy your retirement years.

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February 2025

Indoor Fun 4 Kids When cooler weather or rainy days keep children indoors, there are countless engaging activities to keep them entertained and learning. Transform your living space into an adventure zone with a blanket fort building challenge - chairs, sheets, and clothespins become the materials for creating magical hideouts where kids can read, tell stories, or play pretend.

their own board games. Consider covering a table with butcher paper to create a giant drawing surface.

Science experiments using household items captivate curious minds. Make slime with glue and borax, create static electricity with balloons, or watch crystals grow in a glass. These activities teach while entertaining.

Get creative in the kitchen by involving children in baking or simple cooking projects. Making cookies, decorating cupcakes, or assembling fruit faces on plates combines fun with practical skills. Just be prepared for some cleanup afterward! For a less messy kitchen activity, set up a pretend restaurant where kids can write menus, take orders, and serve plastic food.

Indoor scavenger hunts provide excitement and movement. Create clues leading to hidden treasures throughout the house, or make themed hunts where kids search for items of specific colors or starting with certain letters. This activity combines problem-solving with physical activity.

Movement games help burn energy indoors. Create an obstacle course using pillows, tape lines for balance beams, and boxes to crawl through.

Dance parties with silly movement challenges keep kids active, while yoga sessions with animal poses can help calm energetic children.

For quieter moments, set up indoor bowling with plastic bottles, practice card games that teach counting and strategy, or create a reading nook with cozy pillows and favorite books. Remember that simple activities often spark the most imagination and engagement, and a day spent indoors does not have to be wasted.

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The Doctor Is In

7 Steps to Overcome Imposter Syndrome

Last month, we explored signs of imposter syndrome.

This month, I’m sharing 7 steps to overcome it. Let’s get to it!

1. Acknowledge your imposter feelings. Labeling your fear can help you feel some control over it. Instead of engaging with your thoughts of self-doubt, remind yourself that this is your own personal, normal response to the situation at hand.

2. Understand the root of the problem. Figure out where your anxiety is coming from so you can gain greater control over it. (Hint: It starts in childhood with the development of self-limiting beliefs based on your genetics, environment and experiences, and it may take a deep dive into your history or even doing some therapy to figure this out.)

3. Focus on facts, not feelings. When you start feeling like a fraud, focus on positive, alternative possibilities.

Look for ways to dispute your negative automatic thoughts. For instance, what factual evidence do you actually have that you are a fraud?

4. Ask yourself if the thought that you’re an imposter helps or hinders you. Does feeling fraudulent serve you in any way? What might happen if you didn’t have that thought?

5. Reframe your thoughts. Instead of telling yourself that you don’t deserve success, reframe your thoughts to give yourself more credit and enjoy the experience. Own your accomplishments instead of attributing them to luck. Accept that we all have to start somewhere. Successful people just feel the fear and do it anyway.

6. Accept that it’s normal to make mistakes, especially if it’s something new to you. Look for what you can learn from each mistake instead.

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help you reduce feelings of being an imposter. When you feel imperfect or make a mistake, reach out to an encouraging mentor, coach, friend, colleague or therapist for support.

Imposter syndrome can make you feel like you’re not good enough, you don’t belong or you are undeserving or unworthy. But it’s important to remind yourself that learning and making mistakes does not make you a fraud—it makes you human.

If you struggle with imposter syndrome, your underlying self-limiting beliefs are getting in your way.

It’s time to get over yourself and get on with your life and what you want to do with it!

Submitted by Dr. J. Paweleck-Bellingrodt, Psy.D. DISCLAIMER: Material is for informational purposes 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.

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The Bug Guy A Fresh Start: February Brings Natural Pest Control to Phoenix

As winter’s mild grip loosens on the Phoenix Valley, February emerges as a pivotal month for sustainable pest management. The moderate temperatures, typically ranging from 45°F to 72°F, create ideal conditions for natural pest control methods that benefit both homeowners and the environment.

• Desert birds, particularly house finches and cactus wrens, return in greater numbers during February, naturally controlling insect populations. These feathered allies consume thousands of mosquito larvae and other problematic insects daily, reducing the need for chemical interventions.

• Local gardeners find February optimal for planting pest-deterrent herbs like rosemary, sage, and native wildflowers. These plants not only beautify yards but also naturally repel unwanted insects while attracting beneficial ones. The cooler temperatures allow these plants to establish strong root systems before summer’s intensity.

• The month’s typically low humidity also works in residents’ favor, naturally deterring moistureloving pests like cockroaches and termites. This

environmental advantage, combined with basic home maintenance like sealing entry points and proper ventilation, creates an effective first line of defense against common household pests.

• February’s moderate climate encourages beneficial insects like ladybugs and praying mantises to become more active. These natural predators help control aphids and other garden pests, maintaining a healthy ecological balance without chemical pesticides.

By working with nature’s cycles and embracing biological control methods, homeowners can maintain pest-free environments while contributing to the valley’s delicate desert ecosystem. This approach not only ensures immediate pest control but also promotes long-term environmental health in our unique desert community.

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Super Bowl History The Super Bowl has grown from a modest championship game into America’s biggest sporting spectacle since its inception in 1967. The first game, then called the AFL-NFL World Championship Game, saw the Green Bay Packers defeat the Kansas City Chiefs. It wasn’t until the third edition that the term “Super Bowl” was officially adopted, inspired by the “Super Ball” toy that Kansas City Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt’s children played with.

The 1980s brought the rise of the San Francisco 49ers dynasty, led by Joe Montana and Jerry Rice, while the 1990s featured the Dallas Cowboys’ dominance with their trio of Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, and Michael Irvin. As the game evolved, so did its cultural significance. The Super Bowl became not just a sporting event but a de facto American holiday, complete with parties, elaborate halftime shows, and eagerly anticipated commercial advertisements.

The early years were dominated by the NFL’s established franchises, particularly the Green Bay Packers under legendary coach Vince Lombardi, for whom the championship trophy would later be named.

The 1970s saw the emergence of dynasty teams like the Pittsburgh Steelers, who won four championships during the decade with their “Steel Curtain” defense and offensive stars like Terry Bradshaw and Franco Harris.

The New England Patriots defined the modern era, establishing a dynasty under coach Bill Belichick and quarterback Tom Brady that would span nearly two decades, winning six championships between 2002 and 2019. Their success coincided with the Super Bowl’s transformation into a global media phenomenon, with television viewership regularly exceeding 100 million in the United States alone.

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The halftime show has become almost as significant as the game itself. What began as marching bands and drill teams evolved into performances by the world’s biggest music stars. Michael Jackson’s 1993 performance marked a turning point, setting a new standard for entertainment value. Since then, performers like Prince, U2, Beyoncé, and The Weeknd have delivered memorable spectacles.

The economic impact of the Super Bowl is staggering, with host cities experiencing significant boosts to their local economies. Companies pay millions of dollars for brief commercial spots, turning advertising into an art form and cultural touchpoint. The game has also embraced technological innovation, from instant replay to advanced broadcasting techniques that enhance the viewing experience.

Today, the Super Bowl represents the pinnacle of American sports culture, combining athletic excellence with entertainment, commerce, and social significance.

Its evolution from a simple championship game to a cultural phenomenon reflects broader changes in American society and the growing influence of professional sports in popular culture.

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