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Rays of Grace June/July 2022

As a little girl, I dreaded teachers, coaches, or camp counselors asking my peers and me to share “Fun Facts” as an icebreaker. My peers would share about vacations to Disney World, swimming with dolphins, or attending professional sporting events—all very “fun” facts. When it was my turn to share, I would freeze, then give my default answer: I have four brothers…no sisters. Numerous blank stares were often the response. Turns out the other third graders thought Disney world was more “fun.” Nevertheless, I continued sharing this fact—fun or not. Now, at 22 (somehow still finding myself in situations where …

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Foodie Forum June/July 2022

I hope everyone is enjoying the Wisconsin warm weather months. For me, I love to be outdoors in nature, hiking and foraging. I have really enjoyed ramps and finding new ways to cook with them. I love making ramp compound butter. Ramp chowder is always a classic. I have included two recipes that utilize ramps. Please share your favorite foraging food on our Facebook page. ~Bon Apetit, Lanette BBQ Brisket Pizza INGREDIENTS 1 red onion, peeled and diced 1 pinch salt 3 jalapeños, seeded and diced 1 1/2 lb. to 2 pounds pizza dough 1/3 cup BBQ sauce 1-2 cups …

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Fab Ways to Further Friendship

By Katie McKy When they’re strong, family ties bind us through the good times and bad, but they can be rigid and restrict our growth. An example is the mother who asserts that you’ll always be her baby, when you’re 30…and even 70. Worse, some parents treat you as if you’re still their baby, regardless of your achievements and stature. A sister can also lock you in the past, as she perpetually complains about what a brat you were when you were seven. Most friends, however, don’t remember when you were seven, and more importantly, they don’t treat you as …

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Download New Issue: June/July 2022

With an emphasis on equilibrium and personal growth, 5ive for Women encourages the on-the-go gal to pause for self-nurturing, through insightful articles and thought-provoking features – supporting the not-so-simple balance between faith, family, friends, fitness, and finance. At 5ive, we are advocates of healthy priorities and fitness for life, while striving to motivate, energize and inspire camaraderie of the Chippewa Valley sisterhood. VIEW THIS ISSUE [ in this issue ] 8 Chippewa Valley Fun 10 Child Custody and Placement 12 Include Metal Health in Your Summer Planning 14 Teens & the Cell Phone: The Social Connection & Rules Teens Can …

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Editors Note June/July 2022

The women whom I love and admire for their strength and grace did not get that way because shit worked out. They got that way because shit went wrong, and they handled it in a thousand different ways on a thousand different days, but they handled it. -Elizabeth Gilbert I am currently listening to the podcast We Can Do Hard Things with Glennon Doyle. This has been a season of Jen Theisen telling herself she can do hard things. I hear myself saying I can do hard things throughout the day. Some days, I am speaking in my head. On …

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Download New Issue: April/May 2022

With an emphasis on equilibrium and personal growth, 5ive for Women encourages the on-the-go gal to pause for self-nurturing, through insightful articles and thought-provoking features – supporting the not-so-simple balance between faith, family, friends, fitness, and finance. At 5ive, we are advocates of healthy priorities and fitness for life, while striving to motivate, energize and inspire camaraderie of the Chippewa Valley sisterhood. VIEW THIS ISSUE [ in this issue ] 8 Prenuptial Agreements 10 Chalice of Mercy 12 Ways to truly say, “Thanks, Mom.” 14 Spring into Fashion! 16 The Eye in Athletics and Beyond 18 Talking to Our Kids …

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Ways to Truly Say, “Thanks, Mom.”

By Katie McKy Mother’s Day is coming and “World’s Best Mom” t-shirts and coffee mugs will sell well. Buying such a generic gift is quick and easy, but it won’t convey the depth of your gratitude. Now, unpacking your gratitude for your mom isn’t easy for several reasons. One: How do you truly thank someone for cleaning your bottom thousands of times? Then there are the long-forgotten minutiae of motherhood, like the countless times your mother wrestled your wriggling feet while she tried to adjust your socks so they were just so. Two: Revisiting all your mother did for you …

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Bookmark April/May 2022

COMING HOME By Rosamunde Pilcher Book Review by Maureen Therou Don’t let the length of this novel scare you, if you pick it up to read; it is well worth the time spent. With our world in turmoil, it was wonderful for me to put myself in a very different world – an era when people took the time to spend with each other, when life was slower. The story takes place in Cornwall, England, pre- and post-WWII. It follows Judith Dunbar from the tender age of fourteen, when she attends boarding school, until adulthood. It was very interesting how …

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Foodie Forum April/May 2022

Foodie Feb/March 2022

Happy Spring to all of you and your loved ones. Spring means fresh starts, longer days and growth; those are all reasons for celebration. I love the days that I can be out harvesting Allium tricoccum (commonly called Ramps). I chose these recipes as a representation of spring. These would be great for a picnic in Phoenix Park or in your backyard, enjoyed under the sun. Please feel free to share your favorite lemon meringue pie recipe on our Facebook page! ~Bon Apetit, Lanette Lemon Meringue Pie Adopted from Betty Crocker INGREDIENTS 1 pie crust baked per instructions Filling 3 …

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Editors Note April/May 2022

Exciting times here at 5ive. We are working to reignite not only the magazine but the cause. Stay tuned for new activities and events focused on our mission. We welcome new advertisers and appreciate those with us from the beginning. Without their support, we do not exist. There is so much to celebrate. My amazing friends, I choose to celebrate everything big and small in this next season of my life. When faced with adverse and challenging events, we realize the mettle of our character; thus emerges who we indeed are as a person. The most difficult circumstances have promoted …

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