Momaha Magazine - July 2014

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FROM OUR MOMAHA.COM EDITOR

where moms connect VOLUME 5 . ISSUE 7 . JULY 2014

‘SPLASHING’ GOOD TIME

editor in chief CHRIS CHRISTEN chris.christen@owh.com 402-444-1094

assistant editor AMY LaMAR a my. l a m a r @ o w h . c o m 4 02 - 4 4 4 -1416

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momaha.com editor J O S I E LOZ A josie.loza@owh.com 402-444-1075

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JOSIE LOZA momaha.com editor

Mom to two girly girls.

Quirky, unpredictable & sometimes says too much.

Loves making people smile.

FUN FACT Josie loves to host dance parties in her living room.

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here’s no better place to be in July than a pool or splash park.

We bought our daughters, Alejandra, 6, and Gabriella, 3, three swimsuits apiece this year. We’re already getting our money’s worth trying out pools, splash parks and spray grounds across the city.

Our favorite play zones so far include Pirate Cove in Council Bluffs; the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge Plaza; Seymour Smith Park; and Shadow Lake Towne Center in Papillion. We’re eager to check out the Westwood Heights Sprayground at 12334 Seldin Drive. I hear it has a rainbow and a water-spraying serpent. That’s so cool.

Visit momaha.com for a listing of parks with timed water jets, dumping buckets and cannon sprayers that have made an impression on my youngest in particular.

If you see me poolside, swing by and say hi. I love making new friends.

And bring this issue with you! It’s the perfect summertime companion. We’ll help you plan your child’s next birthday party; make you smile with our girly girl’s guide to glamping; and share a recipe for a crowdpleasing appetizer for your next neighborhood gathering.

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e all know how hard it is to “break up” with our hairstylist. But have you ever wondered why? Think about what you have shared with that person beyond the everyday stuff like your kids, your job and your weekend plans. Sometimes you share, well, secrets.

“I totally know secrets that could damage someone – or benefit them – like a new business opening, said Amy Todd of Kontempo.

But it can be a two-way street.

“What bizarre stories have we shared with our clients?” Todd wondered.

Anything goes at Reveal Salon and Spa, which has a friendly, small-town atmosphere, said Natasha Fehlhaber.

“We have genuine relationships with our clients,” she said. “When they’re sad we’re sad.”

Regardless of how a client feels when she slides into one of their chairs, these stylists agree that their job is to make her day better.

“You listen. And you make her feel pretty,” said Lance Freeman of Urbane Salon and Day Spa.

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What their clients talk about: • Gossip. “I try to steer (the conversation) elsewhere,” Todd said.

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Big changes usually mean: That a client’s decision-making is emotionally charged and is sometimes irrational.

“It’s all about education and compromise,” Freeman said about responding to clients who ask for radical changes to their style.

What a client’s hair says about them: • Whether she’ll be happiest with a “wash-and-go” style or a new do that requires time to maintain.

• Whether you’re healthy.

“Your hair can signal changes in your body,” Fehlhaber said. For example, hormone fluctuations during and after pregnancy can cause hair loss, or hair may not hold color as well.

“It’s reassuring to know that everyone goes through what you’re going through and that your life is normal.”

What they wish their clients didn’t talk about: • The bedroom.

• Secrets between friends when the friends are both clients.

• Unrealistic expectations.

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12 3 PINTEREST PARADOX If you look on Pinterest for a party checklist, you will come across great decorating and party ideas – but you can’t do them all. Pick a few that will make your party memorable, but don’t stress yourself out with extra projects. Parties are about the people – not the party favors.

PRO PARTY PLANNER A notebook to collect all of your thoughts and ideas works well. You may even want to create a spreadsheet.

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A royally surprising affair

It came as a shock when late in life my mother revealed that she had never had a birthday party. ever. to remedy that, I threw her a royally fun 80th birthday feast with 10 of her closest friends (including her parish priest) at a local restaurant. my mom, suzy, was fearless, but she avoided the limelight like the plague. she often would tell me, “now, don’t put me in the newspaper.” and so it was that mom’s first-ever birthday bash would be a semi-public roast capped with a loving toast.

Just before it was time for dessert, my husband, Kurt, and I excused ourselves from the table, changed into elizabethan threads (he in tights, and I in velvet robe) and emerged with a restaurantstopping proclamation. In our best royal court voices with all eyes on suzy, we pronounced her Queen for all ages.

I made a scroll for Kurt (as royal herald), and for Queen suzy there was a scepter and a sash adorned with D.I.y. medallions for being the best mom, friend, coffee-maker and nut bread-baker in the world.

I’d pay a king’s ransom to relive that birthday with her. mom died in 2012. she was 87.

Straight from the heart

my best birthday ever is not about the actual birthday or what we did to celebrate. In fact, I would probably forget the year in which it happened if it wasn’t for the gift that my husband gave me. titled “thirty-Four reasons Why I Love you,” the framed list is the best birthday gift I have ever received. six years later, it still brings tears to my eyes and warms my heart.

It takes me back to our life at the time: “For playing blocks with Zoey.” “For watching elliot crawl (naked) in the living room.”

It makes me laugh: “For putting up with my reading light … and fan.” “For listening to me when I need to talk sports.”

It’s sentimental: “For letting me hold your hand at the movies … for waiting for me to finish my popcorn first.” and it’s personal: “For back rubs when it’s you who deserves one.”

It’s nothing fancy or expensive.

In fact, the sheet of paper that the list is on is cut unevenly and is crooked in the frame. It’s perfect to me, though. I didn’t realize at the time just how special this gift would be in the years to come.

Up, up and away

I have the same birthday as my grandma – and her grandma!

Because of that, my grandma and I have always had a special bond. she might even tell you that I was the best birthday present ever – or at least I hope so! my grandma and grandpa live near a park in sioux Falls, south Dakota, where hot air balloons frequently lift off.

When I stayed at their house as a kid, grandma and I would sit on the porch together and watch the balloons float up, up and away. she always told me that when I turned 10, we would go on a hot air balloon ride to celebrate. my 10th birthday could not come fast enough.

I don’t remember a single present that anyone else gave me that year. grandma’s gift was the only one that mattered. one of the best parts of the day was seeing the excitement on my six siblings’ faces as they watched us take off, then followed us along county roads until we landed in a field a few miles away.

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Spray powdered donuts with Wilton Color Mist (available at craft stores) for a new hue.

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Less-Mess S’MORES WHAT YOU NEED Graham crackers Chocolate chips Wax paper Kraft Jet Puffed Mallow Bits

WHAT YOU NEED Roll-able refrigerated piecrust (Pillsbury Pie Crust works well) Popsicle sticks Strawberry pie filling Pink frosting Sprinkles

WHAT YOU DO 1. Break graham crackers along perforated lines; melt chocolate chips in the microwave.

2. Dip each graham cracker rectangle halfway into the chocolate, and lay on the wax paper.

3. Before the chocolate dries, sprinkle each graham cracker with Mallow Bits.

4. Let dry completely before serving.

WHAT YOU DO 1. Unroll piecrust and cut into 1 ½ x 2-inch rectangles using a pizza cutter.

2. Place a Popsicle stick on top of one piecrust rectangle and spoon strawberry pie filling onto the center, being careful to keep filling away from the edges.

3. Top with another piecrust section, pressing the edges together with a fork.

4. Bake in a 400-degree oven for 10 minutes.

5. Let cool before frosting and covering in sprinkles.

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BLANKET TENT

Forts are for boys, tents are for girls! We show you how to build these on momaha.com.

HEART PANCAKES Melt her heart with this sweet surprise.

WHAT YOU NEED Pancake mix from a box Heart-shaped cookie cutter Cooking spray WHAT YOU DO 1. Make the pancake batter as directed on the box.

2. Coat the inside of a heart-shaped cookie cutter with cooking spray and place on a griddle.

3. Pour batter into cookie cutter. Cook until bottom of pancake is brown.

4. Remove cookie cutter and flip heartshaped pancake until done. Repeat.

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WHAT’S IN YOUR GOODIE BAG? Jolly Rancher gummies Lip gloss Miniature nail polish Candy bracelets Plastic bracelets Plastic rings Stick-on earrings

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SLEEP MASK INVITE WHAT YOU NEED 8.5 x 11-inch sheet white card stock Ribbon Glue Patterned paper Size A6 envelope

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WHAT YOU DO 1. Use the sleep mask template on momaha.com to print the inside of your invitation on the card stock.

2. Cut along the dotted line to create the sleep mask invitation shape.

3. Cut two 8-inch pieces of ribbon, and glue one end of each to the back of the invitation. This will allow you to tie the sleep mask to your head!

4. Glue the back of the invitation onto patterned paper, making sure there is a half-inch of the patterned paper around the perimeter.

5. Following the shape of the invitation, cut out the patterned paper. You’ll want to have about one-fourth inch of patterned paper showing.

6. Insert mask into envelope and deliver!

PINK POPCORN WHAT YOU NEED ½ cup white popcorn kernels Large zipped bag Pink frosting Sprinkles (if desired)

WHAT YOU DO Pop the popcorn kernels. Put the popcorn into a zipped bag.

2. Melt a spoonful of pink frosting, and drizzle it into the zipped bag of popcorn.

3. Add sprinkles to the bag if desired.

4. Zip bag, and shake to coat the popcorn with frosting and sprinkles.

5. Spread on wax paper to dry.

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Add rock candy to a drink for a real show.

In this case, watch your pink drink turn purple as the blue candy dissolves.

ROCK CANDY REFRESHER WHAT YOU NEED 2-liter bottle of Sprite Pitcher filled with ice Packet of pink lemonade drink mix Blue rock candy on a stick

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WHAT YOU DO 1. Poor Sprite into a pitcher filled with ice.

2. Add pink lemonade packet and mix well.

3. Garnish with rock candy.

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Get crafty making crowns with glitzy pipe cleaners and pom-poms.

Your creations make great photo opps!

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GLITZY CROWNS

WHAT YOU NEED Pipe cleaners Hot glue gun Pom-poms or jewels WHAT YOU DO 1. Make the base of your crown by twisting two pipe cleaners together into a circle that fits on your head.

2. Choose three pipe cleaners to be the prongs and fold each one in half.

3. Twist the ends of each prong onto the front of your crown base.

4. Use a glue gun to decorate with pom-poms or jewels.

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Salsa with

PUNCH TEXT BY AMY LaMAR PHOTO BY HEIDI HOFFMAN

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he sweet flavors of strawberry and orange blend perfectly with the sweet-sour tang of kiwi, pineapple, lime juice and lemon juice in this make-ahead salsa. And just when you think the flavor is leaning too sweet or too sour, in comes green pepper and green onion to balance it all out.

Fruit salsa Chill: 6 to 24 hours Makes 3 cups WHAT YOU NEED 1 medium orange, peeled and finely chopped 3 small kiwifruit, peeled and finely chopped 8-ounce can crushed pineapple, undrained 2 thinly sliced green onions 1/4 cup finely chopped green pepper 1/2 tablespoon lime juice 1/2 tablespoon lemon juice 1 cup finely chopped strawberries Sugar to taste WHAT YOU DO 1. In a mixing bowl, stir together the orange, kiwi, pineapple, green onions, green pepper, lime and lemon juices.

2. Cover and chill for 6 to 24 hours.

3. Add the strawberries and sugar right before serving. Serve with Cinnamon Tortilla Crisps.

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Cinnamon Tortilla Crisps Makes 96 crisps WHAT YOU NEED 12 7- or 8-inch flour tortillas 1/4 cup melted butter 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1/2 cup sugar WHAT YOU DO 1. Brush butter onto tortillas; sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar.

2. Cut each tortilla into eight wedges.

Spread out on a jelly roll pan.

3. Bake in a 350-degree oven for 5 to 10 minutes or until dry and crisp.

4. Store in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 4 days or in the freezer for up to 3 weeks.

Recipes adapted from Better Homes and Gardens New Cook Book, 11th edition.

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MONEY MATTERS Stay-at-home mom scrutinized for every penny she spends.

Dear Sassy Housewife, My husband is so cheap! I’m a stay-at-home mom of two children, and I know money is tight, but he takes it to the worst extreme. He wants to see every receipt and know why every single dollar was spent. Then he questions if I needed to buy certain items.

He even asked if I really need deodorant since he hardly sees me sweat. He was never like this until we had kids, and now it’s driving me crazy. I don’t want to be with him sometimes because I don’t like who he has become. Help!

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Dear Frustrated, First, let me applaud you for sticking to your guns on the deodorant. The world around you is grateful.

Secondly, it sounds like this is a trust and communication issue rather than a money issue. Did something happen to trigger this change?

You mentioned having children. Most families struggle with the transition from two incomes down to one. Are you aware of your household’s monthly finances? Perhaps the numbers aren’t matching up and he doesn’t know how to fix it. Men hate not being able to fix stuff.

You need to have a good old-fashioned chat that doesn’t involve criticism or accusations. Think of it as a “state of our union” discussion. Where are you financially? What is your monthly budget?

Set parameters that you both agree on. Perhaps it’s a cash-only system. Or you could sit down every Sunday night and review the money you both spent that week.

Money issues are a major cause of divorce. If you can’t arrive at a plan that works for both of you, consider seeking professional help before matters get worse.

Worrying about money stinks. It stinks for the majority of the population. My guess is that your hubby is stressing big time over the bottom line. Combine efforts. Two minds collaborating are much better than one mind stressing and the other one complaining.

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