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From Me To You... As we head towards the holiday season, I can
But like any good relationship, we worked through our issues. I learned that those “extra” screws aren’t actually extra, they’re foreshadowing. I discovered that when the manual shows two people assembling something, it’s not a suggestion, it’s a desperate plea. I figured out that “assembly time: 45 minutes” is code for “block out your entire Saturday.” Now I approach each flat-pack box with the confidence of a seasoned warrior. I lay out all the pieces. I organize the hardware. I actually read the instructions first. Sometimes I even use the Allen wrench they provide instead of losing it immediately and using my own tools. And when I finish? There’s nothing quite like admiring a bookshelf you built yourself, even if it’s technically supposed to hold books rather my Lego masterpieces, which leaves one pressing question: where am I supposed to put my books? Off to the Swedish store again! Catherine Uretsky Editor, Mountain View Magazine info@estrellapublishing.com 623.398.5541
guarantee that the majority of you will be assembling a flat-pack item or two before the end of the year. For those of you who don’t understand the term “flat- pack,” it is an item, usually furniture, that arrives in your house waiting for assembly. By you. Or a helpful spouse. Or that neighbor you suddenly become best friends with when you spot their power drill collection. In our house I am the assembly(wo)man and I love it. I always enjoyed putting Lego sets together as a kid; who’s kidding here, I still do. In fact, I have several thousand-plus piece sets in my house, which my family insists are “decorative” but we all know are really just socially acceptable toys for adults. It was not always plain sailing though. I remember when we first started buying furniture from a certain Swedish store and the many hours I would end the day with splinters and cracked nails, screwdriver- caused blisters and an aching back. Those instruction manuals with their wordless diagrams and mysterious stick figures made me question my intelligence, my life choices, and whether that engineering degree I never got might have been useful after all.
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The Doctor Is In
Doomscrolling: What It Is and How to Stop It Doomscrolling means excessively consuming negative content online, like constantly refreshing social media for crisis updates. Understanding why we do it is the first step to breaking free.
* Practice mindfulness when you feel the scrolling urge. Pause and ask yourself honestly: is this helping or just adding stress?
Moving Forward Protect your mental well-being by viewing
doomscrolling as a compulsive behavior you can overcome. Prepare a list of healthy distractions for challenging moments—whether that’s calling a friend, taking a walk, or diving into a good book. Being mindful of your media consumption isn’t about ignoring the world; it’s about engaging with it in healthier, more sustainable ways.
Why We Can’t Stop Scrolling
Three psychological factors drive the doomscrolling cycle. First, our brains are hardwired with a negativity bias, paying more attention to threatening information. Second, scrolling creates an illusion of control—we feel “in the know,” though it often increases helplessness. Third, the dopamine loop kicks in: each refresh offers potential new information, and that anticipation becomes rewarding itself.
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The Real Cost
Studies link doomscrolling to increased anxiety and stress, as distressing content raises cortisol levels, leaving you constantly on edge. Sleep quality suffers too—blue light disrupts melatonin production, and upsetting bedtime reading makes falling asleep difficult. Perhaps most damaging, the overwhelming negativity creates feelings of helplessness that can contribute to depression and apathy.
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Fortunately, you can reclaim your mental peace with these strategies: * Set time limits by using a timer to enforce boundaries. Curate your feed actively, unfollowing accounts that consistently post distressing content. * Switch to positive inputs by intentionally seeking uplifting material. Follow accounts featuring hobbies, art, humor, or adorable puppies. * Find productive outlets rather than passively consuming news. Take action through donations or volunteering for causes you care about, transforming helplessness into empowerment.
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Friday Night Lights
College Football’s Wild Ride: Three Games That Have Everyone Talking
For Penn State, it’s a tough but valuable loss against one of the nation’s best teams. Still, Coach James Franklin faces familiar questions about winning the games that matter most. Alabama Shows Its Championship Heart
We’re deep into college football season, and the drama has been absolutely captivating. Let’s break down three games that have sparked the biggest conversations among fans. Oregon Silences Happy Valley On September 27th, the Oregon Ducks traveled to Penn State for one of college football’s most electric atmospheres: the legendary Whiteout game. Picture over 100,000 fans dressed entirely in
That same September evening gave us another thriller when Alabama edged Georgia 24-21 in a classic SEC showdown. After some early-season stumbles raised eyebrows, the Crimson Tide reminded everyone why they’re always dangerous. First-year
coach Kalen DeBoer faced plenty of questions about maintaining Alabama’s championship standard. This victory over Georgia showed that the Tide still has plenty of bite. When Alabama plays with focus and determination, they’re as dangerous as anyone in the country. The UCLA Surprise That Shocked Everyone Here’s where things get truly interesting. UCLA, playing without their head coach, offensive coordinator, AND defensive coordinator, traveled to Penn State and delivered a stunning 27-11 victory. This result left fans scratching their heads. How does a team without its entire coaching staff dominate a top program? Perhaps the Bruins’ players rallied together in adversity. Maybe Penn State couldn’t prepare for the unpredictable. Whatever the explanation, it’s become one of the season’s most memorable storylines and raises deeper questions about consistency in Happy Valley. Looking Ahead College football continues to deliver the unpredictability and excitement that makes it special. As teams battle toward the College Football Playoff, every Saturday brings new surprises. That’s the beauty of this sport – you never quite know what’s coming next, and that’s exactly how we like it.
white, creating a sea of noise that visiting teams rarely overcome. Yet Oregon walked into that cauldron and emerged with a 30-24 victory. This wasn’t just any win – it was a statement. The Ducks proved they can handle pressure and beat a top-tier opponent on their home turf. Dan Lanning’s squad looks like a team that could make a serious championship run.
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Holiday Travel Tips
Managing the Stress of Thanksgiving Travel
CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR CHILD’S DEVELOPMENT? You're not alone—SARRC is here to help. Our experts provide answers, support and guidance every step of the way. Practice Flexible Thinking Flight delayed? Use the time to catch up with traveling companions or explore the airport. Traffic jam? Turn it into a game or use it as phone-free conversation time. Your attitude sets the tone for everyone traveling with you. When plans change—and they will— adapting gracefully reduces everyone’s stress levels. Take Care of Yourself Amid the chaos, don’t forget basic self-care. Stay hydrated, take deep breaths when tensions rise, and remember that arriving safely matters more than arriving on time. The turkey will taste just as good whether you arrive at 2 p.m. or 4 p.m. This Thanksgiving, approach travel as part of the holiday experience rather than an obstacle to it. With preparation, patience, and perspective, you’ll arrive at your destination ready to enjoy what truly matters: time with loved ones.
Thanksgiving travel doesn’t have to feel like a turkey dinner gone wrong. With millions of Americans hitting the roads and skies during the holiday weekend, a little preparation can transform your journey from frantic to festive. Start with Strategic Planning Book your travel as early as possible—ideally six weeks before Thanksgiving. If you’re flying out of Phoenix Sky Harbor, consider early morning flights when delays are less common. For road trips, download offline maps and check Arizona Department of Transportation updates before departure, especially if you’re navigating mountain passes where weather can change quickly. Pack Smart, Not Hard Create a packing list two weeks ahead and check it twice. For car travel, prepare an emergency kit with water, snacks, phone chargers, and basic first aid supplies. Flying families should pack essentials in carry-ons: medications, a change of clothes, and entertainment for kids. Nothing amplifies stress like lost luggage containing the one thing you absolutely needed. Build in Buffer Time The biggest mistake travelers make is cutting timing too close. Add an extra hour to your airport arrival time during Thanksgiving week. For road trips, plan for 25% longer travel time than GPS suggests. These buffers transform potential disasters into manageable inconveniences and give you breathing room when Uncle Bob calls asking you to pick up cranberry sauce. Keep Everyone Fed and Entertained Hungry, bored travelers are stressed travelers. Pack protein-rich snacks like nuts, cheese, and granola bars to maintain energy levels. Download podcasts, audiobooks, or create collaborative playlists before leaving. For kids, new small toys or activity books can work wonders during inevitable delays.
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Cook With Zona Slow Cooker Glazed Carrots
carrots, brown sugar, salt, cinnamon, and pepper. Pour in the maple syrup (or honey/or agave) and toss well to coat the carrots evenly. 2. Cut the butter into pats and spread them over the carrots. 3. Cover and cook on high for 3-4 hours, or on low for 5-6 hours, until the carrots are fork-tender. If possible, stir 1-2 times during cooking. 4. If you want a thicker glaze, remove the lid for the final 30 minutes of cooking (turn the crockpot on high). Just remember to stir a few times during this process. 5. If desired, garnish with fresh thyme before serving warm. 6. Enjoy!
There’s always that one side dish that steals the show on Thanksgiving—and these Slow Cooker Glazed Carrots just might be it. They bring a touch of sweetness to the table, balancing out all the savory favorites we wait for all year long. As they simmer away in the slow cooker, the kitchen fills with an aroma that feels like pure Thanksgiving comfort. What makes them even better is how effortless they are. While the turkey roasts and pies bake, your slow cooker does all the work, transforming simple carrots into tender, buttery perfection. These carrots are the with your community email me at ArizonaCooks71@gmail.com to be featured in the magazine! Ingredients • 2 pounds baby carrots • 1/4 cup packed brown sugar • 1/4 cup maple syrup (Substitute with honey or agave) • 1/3 cup butter, cubed • 1 teaspoon salt • 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon • 1/8 teaspoon pepper • Fresh thyme (for garnish, optional) Total Time: 3-4 hrs or 5-6 hrs Steps 1. In the slow cooker, stir together
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Veterans Day
Veterans Day stands as one of America’s most significant holidays, honoring the courage and sacrifice of all who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Unlike Memorial Day, which commemorates those who died in service, Veterans Day celebrates all military veterans, living and deceased. The holiday originated as Armistice Day, marking the end of World War I. On the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month in 1918, an armistice between Allied forces and Germany took effect, silencing the guns of the Great War. President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed November 11, 1919, as the first commemoration, calling it a day to reflect on the heroism of those who died in service and to express gratitude for victory and peace. In 1938, Armistice Day became an official federal holiday, initially dedicated to world peace and honoring World War I veterans. However, after World War II and the Korean War added millions more veterans to America’s ranks, the holiday’s scope felt too narrow. In 1954, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed legislation changing the name to Veterans Day, expanding recognition to honor American veterans of all wars.
The timing itself carries profound meaning. The eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month represents a moment when the world collectively exhaled after unprecedented devastation. This precise timestamp reminds us that peace, once achieved, must be preserved. The poppy flower has become an enduring symbol associated with Veterans Day, inspired by the World War I poem “In Flanders Fields.” These red blooms grew abundantly on European battlefields, representing both the blood shed and the resilient hope that life continues after conflict. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery serves as another powerful symbol. Guarded continuously since 1937, it represents all service members whose remains were never identified, ensuring that even the nameless are never forgotten. Veterans Day reminds us that freedom isn’t free—it’s protected by ordinary people who make extraordinary commitments. These men and women leave families, interrupt careers, and risk everything to serve something larger than themselves. As we observe Veterans Day, we’re called not just to remember history, but to actively honor those who served. Whether through a simple “thank you,” attending a ceremony, or supporting veteran organizations, we acknowledge that our daily freedoms rest on their shoulders. Their service spans generations, conflicts, and circumstances, but the common thread remains: they answered when their country called.
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The Ultimate Thanksgiving Survival Guide ;) How To... Pre-Dinner Reconnaissance (2:00 PM) Upon arrival, immediately identify escape routes and bathrooms. The bathroom is your Switzerland—a neutral zone where you can hide for exactly seven minutes before someone knocks asking if you’re okay. Any longer and Aunt Linda will diagnose you with something she read about on Facebook. The Political Minefield (3:30 PM) When Uncle Frank starts a sentence with “You know what the problem with this country is,” suddenly become fascinated by the gravy boat. Study it like it holds the secrets of the universe. If cornered, deploy emergency phrases: “Interesting perspective” or “I need to help in the kitchen” (even though you’ve never voluntarily helped before). Kitchen Combat Zone (4:00 PM) The kitchen hosts a delicate power struggle between your mother, grandmother, and whoever foolishly offered to help. Your job is to stand awkwardly near the counter, occasionally moving a pot holder, and agreeing with everyone simultaneously. Think Switzerland again, but with more passive aggression about whose stuffing recipe is better. The Feast Begins (5:00 PM) Fill your plate strategically. Pile it high enough that you can’t possibly engage in conversation while chewing,
but not so high that you can’t claim room for Aunt Carol’s dry pumpkin pie later. When asked about your love life, career, or life choices, take an enormous bite and gesture helplessly at your full mouth. Post-Dinner Interrogation (6:30 PM) The sleepy tryptophan haze is your ally. Position yourself on the couch at a diagonal angle that prevents anyone from sitting next to you. Master the art of the “listening nap”—eyes closed but nodding occasionally. When Grandpa shares his story about walking uphill both ways to school for the eighteenth time, remember: you only have to survive until pie. Exit Strategy (8:00 PM) Blame an early morning. Blame your cat. Blame anything. Take your leftovers and retreat to safety, knowing you’ve lived to fight another Thanksgiving.
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Find each number in the grid below. Numbers can be oriented horizontall vertically, or diagonally. Numbers may also overlap one another on the gr NUMBER SEARCH PUZZL 10x10 Number Search Find each number in the grid below. Numbers can be oriented horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Numbers may also overlap one another.
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EASY PUZZLE 1 Cross out the numbers in each grid so that each row and column add up to the specified number written outside the grid.
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