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The Coolest Room in the House Get Your Garage in Gear Queen Creek Olive Mill Benefits of Extra Virgin Olive Oil Two Claws Up OHSO Brewery’s Blue Crab Dip Fore! CLUB ON THE GREEN Vol. 2 Issue 4

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The Coolest Room in the HouseGet Your Garage in Gear

Queen Creek Olive MillBenefits of Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Two Claws UpOHSO Brewery’s Blue Crab Dip

Fore!CLUB ON THE GREEN

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YOUR HOME

LOCAL VENUE

Queen Creek Olive Mill, Queen CreekQueenCreekOliveMill.com | 480.888.9290

“Fresh olives give you fresh oil, it’s as simple as that!”— Perry Rea, Owner

O.H.S.O Eatery + nanoBreweryOHSOBrewery.com | 602.955.0358

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Nowadays, when it comes to your garage, anything goes. Nothing seems too over the top for some folks. Gone are the days of the messy garage crammed with stuff that no one ever really uses. Sure, you need a space to store your car and a place to stash your tools, but in today’s suped-up garages, there’s also space for plenty of guy toys. Think car collections, not-so-mini-fridges, flat screen TVs, lounge seating, and maybe even a pool or ping-pong table, too. After all, you need to have some fun while you’re caring for your sweet ride. Today’s most impressive garages often sport some other great features. For auto aficionados, built-in hydraulic lifts make oil changes and other tune-ups a breeze. Pair that with built-in shelving and drawer systems for the ultimate in tool organization and you’ve got the car-lover’s dream space. Have a motorcycle or two? Consider giving your bike its own place where you can showcase its beauty and clean and care for it in style. Lighting and simple but comfortable seating can lend an almost gallery-like ambience to your garage, making it a place for you and family or friends to enjoy time together while you’re working. For sports fans, today’s garages can be outfitted with organizational systems designed for easy access to golf clubs and shoes; racing bikes hanging in reach out of harm’s way; and kids’ sporting accessories neatly stored away and clearly labeled in bins. If you’re more interested in a workshop space, why not designate one bay entirely to your tools and materials. Consider closing this spot off from the rest of the garage so sawdust and other debris won’t wreak havoc on the entire space. Projects can be worked on when you have the time and drying items will be safe and sound, set apart from the daily activities of the home. The final touch on your cool new space? Don’t forget the floor. For heavy-duty areas, recoating your existing garage floor with a durable and more beautiful epoxy coat will definitely show off your vintage car collection or amazing workshop. If you have a stained concrete floor consider this option as the pièce de résistance of your amazing new garage. It’s not prone to cracking like standard concrete floors and sweeping and cleaning your cool new digs will be a breeze. Enjoy!

Blue Crab DipPICO DE GALLOINGREDIENTS4 diced Roma tomatoes1 white onion diced2 jalapeno seeded & minced1/2 c chopped cilantro1/4 c lime juice1 tsp minced garlic2 tsp salt1 tsp pepper

DIRECTIONSAdd all the ingredients in a mediumbowl and mix together. Reserve forlater use.

CRAB DIPINGREDIENTS16 oz cream cheese8 oz claw meat1/4 c diced white onion

1/4 c chopped scallions1/4 c diced Roma tomatoes1/2 c heavy cream1/4 c white wine1 tsp mustard powder1 tsp chicken bouillon powder1 tbsp butter1/2 c shredded parmesan cheese

DIRECTIONSIn a medium size skillet begin by melting down butter on a medium heat then toss in onions and cook until they become translucent. Deglaze the pan with white wine and add in the remaining ingredients (except for crab until the very end). With a whisk, stir mixture constantly until it becomes smooth. Once the mixture becomes smooth remove from heat and fold in claw meat.

Spring is in the air. Why not make this the season you pick up the game of golf, or finally perfect your swing if you’re already a links lover.

As with anything, practice is always the best path to better performance. Before setting out to play a full 18 holes, spend some time at the driving range. Getting your swing in tip-top shape before stepping out on the fairway will ensure you play your best this season. Bored of hitting balls alone? Invite a friend out to the driving range with you and challenge each other to see who can hit the farthest. The winner buys lunch or a small gift at the pro shop. Even better? Take your spouse or significant other to the driving range with you and have a golf date. Another way to up your game? Get a club fit. Many players don’t realize they are using golf clubs that simply aren’t suited to them. By taking your clubs to a club fitting shop you can have an analysis done on what clubs would be best suited to your stature, body type, and swing style. Some experts swear you can improve your game by several strokes by simply switching to the right clubs. Look online for shops near you that offer this customization. If you’re truly committed to lowering your score, look for a golf training camp at a resort or simply find a local golf club that offers lessons, whether it’s private or in a group. This is a great way to get in with a group of players on your level, who could become future golf partners. Many public and private golf clubs offer

incentives to keep you coming back to their course, so be on the lookout for discounts and fun events. Before committing to a full 18 holes, search out courses that offer 6-, 9-, and 12-hole rates. These shorter-length play options are becoming more and more common at golf clubs across the country, as busy players are looking for more options in terms of time commitments and cost. A shorter day on the greens is the perfect way to ease into the season. A final way to put some extra spring in your step out on the links? Try out some new golfing duds. Today’s hottest looks include bold, bright colors and even prints. Skirts for women are classic and fitted but now some have ruffles and come in varying lengths. Preppy-hip is the name of the game. After all, looking good is feeling good and that can only up your game!

get GOLFING!

The Family:Queen Creek OliveMill owners Perryand Brenda Realeft the chilly suburbsof Detroit in 1997with their childrenfor Phoenix to pursue their dream of making Extra VirginOlive Oil. The couple, along with help from their fivechildren, have put Arizona on the Extra Virgin Olive Oilmap, supplying the Valley with local, high quality ExtraVirgin Olive Oil.

The Farm:Queen Creek Olive Mill is home to home to 7,500 olivetrees on a 120 acre farm in Queen Creek, Arizona. QueenCreek Olive Mill has made it a priority to harvest andpress our olives at the perfect time in order to create oursignature Tuscan Estate Extra Virgin Olive Oils.

The Marketplace: Queen Creek Olive Mill is home to one of the most exclusive gourmet marketplaces in Arizona. Inside, you will find our selection of signature Extra Virgin Olive Oils, tapenades, stuffed olives, Balsamic vinegars. In addition to our signature products, we feature other local vendors that mirror our “From Blossom to Bottle” philosophy. Our Partners in Passion program was enacted to highlight local vendors who share the same passion in their own craft.

The Tour: Olive Oil 101 | We believe that educating our customers about all the amazing qualities of Extra Virgin Olive Oil is so important, we’ve created a class just for you! During this 30 minute class, you will learn the history of our company, qualities and standards of olive oil, health benefits, use ideas & why it’s important to buy your olive oil locally!

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YOUR HOME

LOCAL VENUE

Queen Creek Olive Mill, Queen CreekQueenCreekOliveMill.com | 480.888.9290

“Fresh olives give you fresh oil, it’s as simple as that!”— Perry Rea, Owner

O.H.S.O Eatery + nanoBreweryOHSOBrewery.com | 602.955.0358

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FLA

VO

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Nowadays, when it comes to your garage, anything goes. Nothing seems too over the top for some folks. Gone are the days of the messy garage crammed with stuff that no one ever really uses. Sure, you need a space to store your car and a place to stash your tools, but in today’s suped-up garages, there’s also space for plenty of guy toys. Think car collections, not-so-mini-fridges, flat screen TVs, lounge seating, and maybe even a pool or ping-pong table, too. After all, you need to have some fun while you’re caring for your sweet ride. Today’s most impressive garages often sport some other great features. For auto aficionados, built-in hydraulic lifts make oil changes and other tune-ups a breeze. Pair that with built-in shelving and drawer systems for the ultimate in tool organization and you’ve got the car-lover’s dream space. Have a motorcycle or two? Consider giving your bike its own place where you can showcase its beauty and clean and care for it in style. Lighting and simple but comfortable seating can lend an almost gallery-like ambience to your garage, making it a place for you and family or friends to enjoy time together while you’re working. For sports fans, today’s garages can be outfitted with organizational systems designed for easy access to golf clubs and shoes; racing bikes hanging in reach out of harm’s way; and kids’ sporting accessories neatly stored away and clearly labeled in bins. If you’re more interested in a workshop space, why not designate one bay entirely to your tools and materials. Consider closing this spot off from the rest of the garage so sawdust and other debris won’t wreak havoc on the entire space. Projects can be worked on when you have the time and drying items will be safe and sound, set apart from the daily activities of the home. The final touch on your cool new space? Don’t forget the floor. For heavy-duty areas, recoating your existing garage floor with a durable and more beautiful epoxy coat will definitely show off your vintage car collection or amazing workshop. If you have a stained concrete floor consider this option as the pièce de résistance of your amazing new garage. It’s not prone to cracking like standard concrete floors and sweeping and cleaning your cool new digs will be a breeze. Enjoy!

Blue Crab DipPICO DE GALLOINGREDIENTS4 diced Roma tomatoes1 white onion diced2 jalapeno seeded & minced1/2 c chopped cilantro1/4 c lime juice1 tsp minced garlic2 tsp salt1 tsp pepper

DIRECTIONSAdd all the ingredients in a mediumbowl and mix together. Reserve forlater use.

CRAB DIPINGREDIENTS16 oz cream cheese8 oz claw meat1/4 c diced white onion

1/4 c chopped scallions1/4 c diced Roma tomatoes1/2 c heavy cream1/4 c white wine1 tsp mustard powder1 tsp chicken bouillon powder1 tbsp butter1/2 c shredded parmesan cheese

DIRECTIONSIn a medium size skillet begin by melting down butter on a medium heat then toss in onions and cook until they become translucent. Deglaze the pan with white wine and add in the remaining ingredients (except for crab until the very end). With a whisk, stir mixture constantly until it becomes smooth. Once the mixture becomes smooth remove from heat and fold in claw meat.

Spring is in the air. Why not make this the season you pick up the game of golf, or finally perfect your swing if you’re already a links lover.

As with anything, practice is always the best path to better performance. Before setting out to play a full 18 holes, spend some time at the driving range. Getting your swing in tip-top shape before stepping out on the fairway will ensure you play your best this season. Bored of hitting balls alone? Invite a friend out to the driving range with you and challenge each other to see who can hit the farthest. The winner buys lunch or a small gift at the pro shop. Even better? Take your spouse or significant other to the driving range with you and have a golf date. Another way to up your game? Get a club fit. Many players don’t realize they are using golf clubs that simply aren’t suited to them. By taking your clubs to a club fitting shop you can have an analysis done on what clubs would be best suited to your stature, body type, and swing style. Some experts swear you can improve your game by several strokes by simply switching to the right clubs. Look online for shops near you that offer this customization. If you’re truly committed to lowering your score, look for a golf training camp at a resort or simply find a local golf club that offers lessons, whether it’s private or in a group. This is a great way to get in with a group of players on your level, who could become future golf partners. Many public and private golf clubs offer

incentives to keep you coming back to their course, so be on the lookout for discounts and fun events. Before committing to a full 18 holes, search out courses that offer 6-, 9-, and 12-hole rates. These shorter-length play options are becoming more and more common at golf clubs across the country, as busy players are looking for more options in terms of time commitments and cost. A shorter day on the greens is the perfect way to ease into the season. A final way to put some extra spring in your step out on the links? Try out some new golfing duds. Today’s hottest looks include bold, bright colors and even prints. Skirts for women are classic and fitted but now some have ruffles and come in varying lengths. Preppy-hip is the name of the game. After all, looking good is feeling good and that can only up your game!

get GOLFING!

The Family:Queen Creek OliveMill owners Perryand Brenda Realeft the chilly suburbsof Detroit in 1997with their childrenfor Phoenix to pursue their dream of making Extra VirginOlive Oil. The couple, along with help from their fivechildren, have put Arizona on the Extra Virgin Olive Oilmap, supplying the Valley with local, high quality ExtraVirgin Olive Oil.

The Farm:Queen Creek Olive Mill is home to home to 7,500 olivetrees on a 120 acre farm in Queen Creek, Arizona. QueenCreek Olive Mill has made it a priority to harvest andpress our olives at the perfect time in order to create oursignature Tuscan Estate Extra Virgin Olive Oils.

The Marketplace: Queen Creek Olive Mill is home to one of the most exclusive gourmet marketplaces in Arizona. Inside, you will find our selection of signature Extra Virgin Olive Oils, tapenades, stuffed olives, Balsamic vinegars. In addition to our signature products, we feature other local vendors that mirror our “From Blossom to Bottle” philosophy. Our Partners in Passion program was enacted to highlight local vendors who share the same passion in their own craft.

The Tour: Olive Oil 101 | We believe that educating our customers about all the amazing qualities of Extra Virgin Olive Oil is so important, we’ve created a class just for you! During this 30 minute class, you will learn the history of our company, qualities and standards of olive oil, health benefits, use ideas & why it’s important to buy your olive oil locally!

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If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing.

LISA FONSECATOP LISTING AND SELLING AGENT IN THE EAST VALLEY

REALTOR®, ABR, SRES, ASP, CDPE, MCNE, RSPS, PLATINUM CLUB TOP AGENT

[email protected] www.LivingAZLife.com

Produced by Desert Lifestyle Publishing • 480.460.0996 • www.DesertLifestyle.net

Lisa Fonseca is the top listing and selling agent in the East Valley, and has held that title for nearly a decade. Her success is attributed to impeccable ethics, in-depth knowledge of the real estate market, expert negotiating skills, and a calm perseverance. She is

not only highly professional but one of the most attentive and down-to-earth agents you’ll ever have the pleasure to work with.

Born and raised in the heartland of Northern Illinois, Lisa embraces the traditional Midwest qualities of warmth, discipline and a positive approach to life. She launched her professional career in Chicago, holding executive positions in corporate marketing and human resources for William M. Mercer Consulting Firm, then The Marriott Hotels, Inc. and Home Depot, where she launched their operations in Mexico.

Lisa clearly understands the business of real estate and her clients’ needs like few others. Her stellar professionalism, extraordinary people skills and love of what she does, are why Lisa Fonseca is the top listing and selling agent in the East Valley.

ABOUT LISA FONSECA

MATCHING DISCRIMINATING CLIENTS WITH DISTINCTIVE LIFESTYLES

LISA’S EXTRAORDINARY FAMILYLisa is the mother of three accomplished children including teenage twins and a recent college graduate. She is the wife of Al Fonseca, the acclaimed Corporate Chef for Mia Francecsa and Davanti Restaurant. In addition, she is the daughter of Lori and Don Blank, Broker/Owners of Lori Blank and associates. Her love of family is apparent in every aspect of her life.

WHAT CLIENTS SAY ABOUT LISA“In all our dealings with REALTORS® over the past ten years, we have never met anyone as helpful and energetic as Lisa.”

– M.J. & Charles Warchole

“We cannot thank Lisa Fonseca enough for her diligence, tenacity and professionalism while helping us sell our home.”

– Garrett & Cheri Kwakkestain