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Jesse Olmedo, MD
James Barlow, MD Victoria Phan, PA-C
Jillian Goldney FNP-C Anna Koester FNP-BC

Spring is officially here! It’s time to start planning for the fun of summer! It’s amazing to me how quickly life passes us by. Each month, we go about our regular routines, and experience pretty much the same thing each day. What amazes me, however, is how adjusting one or two things during my daily routine, changes my perspective. Whether it’s trying to have a positive attitude or being more aware of those around me. This month, keep your eyes open for someone who may need a caring word, or a hand up— rather than a hand out.

While a sense of calm has been restored to the Valley of the Sun, now that the Cactus League has gone—it might be time for you to start packing your items, and head back to your summer home. If so, we’ve included a couple of articles on how to clean up and pack up your home prior to leaving it for several weeks or months.

For those of you who are staying for the long haul, I hope you enjoy the shorter lines at the grocery stores, restaurants and your favorite activities. Please don’t forget to visit our local advertisers who make The Grand Season possible.

Have a great month!

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FLASHBACK

Answers on pg. 16

1. Who originally wrote and first recorded “Little Bitty Pretty One”?

2. Who released “I Had Too Much to Dream Last Night”?

3. Which artist originally wrote and released “Eli’s Coming”?

4. Name the group that released “All Right Now.”

5. Name the song that contains this lyric: “I hear your voice, it’s like an angel sighing, I have no choice, I hear your voice, feels like flying.”

DINING GUIDE

A study has shown that dunking an Oreo in milk for three seconds renders the optimal balance between sogginess and structural integrity.

The term mortician was invented as part of a public relations campaign by the funeral industry, which considered it more customer friendly than undertaker.

Sloths may be the only animals that don’t fart.

When making badminton shuttlecocks, the most prized feathers are said to come from a goose’s left wing.

Sweden is so efficient at waste disposal that only 1% of its garbage goes to landfills.

Viking burials included board games.

In parts of Europe, folks believe that if you light a cigarette from a candle, a sailor will die.

The 1967 Outer Space Treaty prohibits any nation from trying to own the moon.

A young man from Arizona saved a woman’s life by using CPR he’d learned from watching an episode of “The Office.”

Spiders recycle webs by eating them.

Polar ice cap temperatures can plunge to a

-189.67 degrees Fahrenheit.

Answers from pg. 14

1. Singer-songwriter Bobby Day, in 1957. Over the years, several others released covers of the song, including Clyde McPhatter, The Dave Clark 5, Huey Lewis and the News, and The Doobie Brothers.

2. The psychedelic rock band The Electric Prunes, in 1966. The group also released “Get Me to the World on Time.”

3. Laura Nyro, in 1968. But it was Three Dog Night’s 1969 cover that charted.

4. Free, in 1970.

5. “Like A Prayer,” by Madonna in 1989. Madonna’s hit topped the charts around the globe, in the U.S., Canada, Spain, the U.K., Australia and more. Rolling Stone added it to their list of “The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time,” and Pepsi used the song in a commercial during the Grammy Awards in 1989.

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SPRING FLING

Spring cleaning is the perfect time to freshen your relationship. Regardless of how long you’ve been married, we’ve all collected old habits that need to tossed.

Think about it, what can you eliminate in your relationship that will help you and your spouse thrive? Below are some constructive ways to refresh your marriage:

1. Throw out one bad habit. We all have bad habits, things we do without even thinking about it. What’s a bad habit in your marriage you can get rid of? Do you assume the worst about your husband instead of assuming the best? Is your bad habit not giving your wife your full attention when she’s talking to you?

2. Organize your priorities. Our marriages can become cluttered because we are not clear about what’s important to keep doing for the relationship and what’s not.

When we organize our priorities, we can put our marriage front and center where it can get the attention it deserves. Once you’ve prioritized your marriage, then figure out where the rest of your commitments belong.

3. Don’t hang onto grudges. Grudges can blind us to the good things about our spouse. And, when we hold onto a grudge we’ll see everything they do—even the good things—in the light of that grudge because grudges make us bitter. Practice forgiveness to get rid of the grudges you’re hanging on to.

4. Accept the things you can’t change. Unfortunately, there is some clutter in our lives, and in our marriage, we can’t get rid of. Just like that old high school jersey your husband can’t let go, there are things in our marriage that are here to stay. And some things are just not worth fighting over because they are not going to change.

1. Is the book of Rehoboam (KJV) in the Old or New Testament or neither?

2. From Genesis 4, what righteous man started the practice of herding sheep? Adam, Cain, Abel, Job

3. How many times is the word “Bible” mentioned in the biblical scripture? Zero, 3, 49, Over 1,000

4. According to Jesus, what was Satan from the beginning? Deceiver, Evil, Thief, Murderer

5. In biblical times, which was a large unit of money or weight? Levy, Talent, Shekel, Sepulcher

6. Of these, who wasn’t a son of Noah? Shem, Ham, Levi, Japheth

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