R5 Family Magazine Winter 2018 Issue

Win t er 2018 Issu e

ALSO Giveaw ay!

No Sn ow Act ivit ies Rydel's New St or e

AND M UCH M ORE

Frozen Fun

WELCOME BACK It's 2018 and we have changed our magazine amount as well. We are going to release 4 magazines this year for each season. I know this will be a sad change to you guys, but we are short staffed right now. If you want to join our magazine DM us on our social media pages! It's a new year, so it's a new us!

Happy Reading!

-R5 Family Magazine Staff

R5 Fam ily M agazin e St af f Founder Tamara Editor-in-Chief Elise Executive Editor Lennon Copy Editor Ashley Associate Editor Leanne Columnists Jennifer & Lucy

Table of contents 4. Giveaway!

5. Rydel Poster 6. Winter with No Snow 8. Rikvannah Poster 9. Staff Winter Fails 10. R5 Family Recipes 12. Ross Poster 13. Rydel's New Store 14. Rydel in NYC for Fashion Week 15. That's It! 16. Back Cover Copyright @ R5 Family Mag. All rights reserved. All content published with these pages are owned by R5 Family Mag unless otherwise stated, and may not be reproduced in whole or in part without written permission of the editor. All messages sent to R5 Family mag are subject for editing and publishing. R5 Family Mag is non-profit and seeks no monetary gain. R5 Family Mag is run entirely by fans and is not endorsed or sponsored by R5 or related names and entities in any way.

The Staff's Winter Fails!

Wr it t en by: Th e St af f of t h e R5 Fam ily M agazin e My winter fail I don't quite remember that much, but I do remember that it was quite funny at the time. One day a few years ago, I went sledding in town with my mom and sister. I went down the hill a few times with my sister and we weren't very good at steering, but this time was horrible! As we went down we started turning into some brush/ dead plants sticking up through the snow and I could tell that if we didn't turn we'd be going straight through them, and that's exactly what happened.

We sled right through the bunch of sticks and twigs and I was surprised that our faces didn't get scratched at all. I think afterward we purposely wiped out, so we didn't go through any more of the brush. It was pretty funny, but I remember wondering if my sister was okay, plus being really surprised that we didn't get hurt.

All was good after it happened and I think we know to steer clear of those plants for a while. ~ Jennifer

I live somewhere that it doesn?t snow very often. It only snows every few years and even then it usually doesn?t stick to the ground. But last December, we had a lot of snow (comparatively) and we woke up to a white blanket of snow on a Friday morning. Sadly, we did have to go to school but once we got there, everyone was outside throwing snowballs at each and playing in the snow. My friend and I knew it probably wasn?t a good idea to go out in the snow since there were only a few minutes until the 1st period bell, so we went inside. As soon as we walked in, we heard one of our Assistant Principals on the speaker telling us, ?Wildcats! Go outside and play in the snow!? So my friend and I, and the majority of the school, all run outside and play in the snow. It was a great time and I?m so happy we got to spend even just a few minutes in the snow before sitting inside all day and watching it melt away. -Ashley

I live in the midwest, I was born and raised here, so it is not uncommon to see snowflakes falling from the sky. Another thing about me is that I am not the most graceful person, I could be walking and suddenly hit the ground. My brother has raced snowmobiles since he was 10 years old, he is 21 now, and has always kept it a really family oriented sport. His ?team?basically consists of him, my dad, a family friend, and myself, every weekend we are in a different part of the upper midwest ?chasing the checkers,? as my dad likes to call it. Sometimes my brother races on ice, so you can about imagine just how many guys are falling if they run, or even walk, too fast. One year at one of the races I wasn?t feeling the best so I decided to go lay down in the truck and try to take a nap, I fell asleep and stayed there for a couple hours. By the time I woke up, the races were done for the day and everybody was clearing out of the pits area. I had turned my phone off to save the battery since I wasn?t going to be using it anyways so I didn?t get the text from my dad telling me that they were in a friend?s trailer instead of our own. Not knowing the crucial information, I got up, still half asleep, and tried to walk over to the trailer. The weekend was warmer so the ice underneath us was starting to melt causing puddles to be frequent throughout the pits area. As I was walking over to the trailer I slipped on the ice and landed right in the middle of a puddle, the water splashed up around me, covering my whole entire body in dirty, cold, water. I got back up and walked shamefully back to the truck where I got a towel and tried to dry off. Thankfully, I was able to convince myself that nobody saw me and my snow fail. -Leanne

I live in Nebraska and when I was little we always had some amazing snow days.

One snow I remember very well because it was probably the most funny moment of my childhood. When I was around five or six I went outside to play in the white puffy snow in the front yard with my siblings. When I tried to walk in the snow I kept falling down because I did not know how to walk with a bunch of layers on my body. I was stiff as a board throughout my time outside that my twin brother thought it would be funny to actually push down. Out of all of the moments I have fallen in the snow I could always get back up, but not this time. I was stuck face first in the white powder for what felt like a long time. I asked my mom and she said it was only for about at least a couple of seconds until she rushed over to pick me up.

All I can say was that my face was cold, I was crying and I still give my brother a hard time about almost "killing me" that day. -Elise

The Staff's Winter Fails!

R5 Family Recipe Submitted by @roxyslifewiththelynchs on IG

Pork Meatballs and Spaghetti 1 lb ground pork 1/ 2 bread crumbs 1/ 4cup milk 1/ 2 teaspoon salt Basil 1/ 4teaspoon pepper 1small onion, finely chopped (1/ 4 cup) 1 teaspoon of Garlic corsley chopped 1 egg Steps 1. Heat oven to 400°F. Line 13x9-inch pan with foil; spray with cooking spray.

2. In large bowl, mix all ingredients.

Shape mixture into 20 to 24 (1 1/ 2-inch) meatballs. Place 1 inch apart in pan.

3. Bake uncovered 18 to 22 minutes or until no longer pink in center.

Rydel's New Store!

By Jen n if er What?s up R5 Family? Something huge has just happened for our favorite girl Rydel and I couldn?t be more excited! She has just dropped her new clothing line onto her super friendly website www.rydellynch.com. Her line includes chokers, t-shirts, a cute mini-backpack, a jumper, fishnet tights and more. Much of it is already currently sold out, so if you want to get something you better head on over quickly. Her new clothing line even has several social media pages, so if you want to keep upwiththe details of her new clothes just follow @rydel on Twitter and Instagram. You can also sign up for the exclusive scoop email newsletter about all things Rydel (including her new line) on her website.

As we all know, this is just the beginning for Rydel and I can?t wait to see what?s in store for her next! More clothes? Getting married? Fun YouTube videos? Who knows!? We?ll just have to wait and see.

(photo credit to www.rydellynch.com)

That's It!

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