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you might have to worry, guess what? >> what? only 13 of these left you know what they are? >> is it days with a certain amount of sunshine? well that's definitely true. >> fridays before christmas. >> no way. >> yeah i counted them out. >> that cannot be true. >> true story. >> wow. >> 13 fridays before christmas coming up. >> unbelievable. >> you might have to get shopping. >> you already have all of your done? >> no i haven't started. i used to be good about that. iould shop during the summer i would get so much done. the reason i know that because i was looking up flights and so to go home i was counting out how far out because oftentimes you have to think about flights and pricing and all of that. there is a new article that talks about when the best time to fly your flights is. >> is it a day of the week thing? >> it i

ou suggestternoon aun:00 tend yield theowest p >> i wde?ne f maybe a l o peo d i over the weekend? then as it gets closer to the weekend they are think being it again. that's interesting, tuesday after 3:00 p.m. >> i like it. i think moms, you know they are experts at worrying right? we're all worried about aittle bit of everything. >> it's your job. >> and we do it so well. >> becse about human lives that you are in crge of. there it important when you put it lik that. but the stuff we worry about is sometimes very not important. there was fascinating article in good housekeeping about things moms should not worry about i wanted to share with you. one is showering daily. [laughter] >> which i think is so funny. that's the first thing on the list. they make a point that in the winter the air is dryer so your skin dries up don't worries about showering every day.

where you have to put them in a seat or keep them occupied while are you showering moms get very used to to a 2 minute shower. >> you take those baby wipes and do your own cleanup. [laughter] >> sponge bath. spending more time with your kids is something you should worry about. it's good for your kidee mom doing something ee w hetherit ising o herself and exercising or doing a pilates class for example. >> that's hard one there is so much-guilt associated with being yourself. i think that is an acquired thing for all of might friends are new moms. >> i agree, but moms who make it a routine to take time for themselves i find i'm nor enerzed when i do see myids at who ace makes the heart grow fonder it is te. >> thank god for grandparents. >> and reading a book i have some friends that take time to

reading. fromcratch. i love too cooking part televise f it is already pd it's like don't worry about it. people don't cook from scratch like their grandparents did. the reason is their grandparents had to. take short cuts and don't worry about it they say. >> i think that's one of the mommy to mommy things when they say i only do organic you probably pre feelure that you appropriately and they are going to grow a second head with what you are making, but it's like we suived the 80s and 90s where all food turned plastic so. [laughter] >> yeah. and the last one is keeping a spotless house. i feel like i know i'm a good friend of someone if i go to their house and i think they don't feel like they have to have it picked up. i fee good about tha a little bacteria is good for kids if you wipe down the floors

every week or two you're good don't worry about it. you know what is nod good nd with bacteria? the 5 second rule. >> there is a update it's no longer 5 secondss like 0 seconds. >> why? because i thought they said if the food was dry or something like that -- >> true. >> then the 5 second rule is okay. >> wetter the food the higher the risk of transfer. they also say -- >> salad. >> salad and drop it you pick it back up. >> 5 seconduleoe not? sad?!. candies.ifou drop it on a stains steel or hard wood floor it is instant transfer of germs have a little more time on carpet. >> i would think it would be the opposite. >> that's fascinating. >> you got to like a little extra too. that's what they say.

about getting back io work wep we talking about moms. i talk toe and more people think being should i get backinf they have been caring for an elderly relative or staying at home with kids or transitio.upis the first one which is huge. if we have beenut of the workforce for a while. >> even if are you in the workforce for ahile how many of you are guilty of your in profile being from ten years ago. >> mine is. >> it's weird to get photos. you feel so indulgent and gross to be like i'm going to schedule a photo shoot. >> that's what they say though. >> they say do not go glamorous go put together. i think young people are more likelyo make that mistake i'm not sure. but have your photo taken solid color top, hair away from your

good,ly give two tips from here, one is if you are concerned about chronology in a resume it's like it has been ten years since i worked or longer they say list it not by chronology, but by skills you had. do that. >> so mislead them. [laughter] >> yeah. >> and include nonprofits if you have done volunteer work especially if you have done something significant and include metrics. >> what if you have done nothing? >> they say own the gap. they say own t your answer brief and give an explanation like i decidede years ago to care for my mother who has been ill, i'm really glad i made that decision. then move on. and be prepared to own the gap, be okay with it and give a brief explanation for any questions that might come up. >> i'm not laughing what are you saying i'm laughing at my friend melissa, when we were

is too short to work i'm quitting and she literally just quit. she's not rich. she's not independently wealthy. she's just like it's just too short i'm just going to do something fun. she did she did random pick up thingshe nannied and did different things. she owned it on her resume. she was like life isrt too reade workforce. granted she was young, but still. life is short. >> i didn't realize you could go online and take free from schools like mit, harvard and berkeley even and you can take classes like a search opt o impressive i said that. sm social medi class and business analytics. so you know -- >> they have free classes online so you can say i took a class from harvard or mit. >> what was it? >> real simple. >> it was about keys getting

thought it was anelnt articl >> good info this morning molly. go to our facebook page what sunday ritual prepares you for the week ahead? what do you do on sundays to get you ready for monday through friday? we want it know about it. talk about itater some people sayothing i'm sure. we have a plo more coming up including piles. we're going to talk aboutaking it beyond a mat class and how it could change your body. and where you may want to have dinner tonight. check it out. minute. > good. >> but first we're going to take a look at our art's cameras plus picture of the day. >> that's right meet 4-year-old gemma her mom sheila of tosa sent us this great photo. she adopted gem f washington county humane society. gemma had been in the shelter three months waiting for the perfectome and sheila say she is found it. she likes sgglenus a tum rubs and is spoiled and very loved.

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? ? [ music ] ? ? welcome back everybody. we continue our tour of tosa with the stop at a very popular pizzeria. and get this, take out or delivery is usually the question when you order pizza, pizzeria piccola has been serving up delicious and fresh handmade pizzas for years. >> general manager bryan hubbard is here from pizzeria piccola. >> weelivnywhere in wauwatosa location. as long as you have a wauwatosa address we deliverry evening from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. >> pizzas has to be delivered

food. you're right in the downtn area. >> the heart of wauwatosa. >> it's kind of chopped you up t now, but you can still get there. >> if you navigate around you can still get to the businesses down there especially pizzeria piccola. >> your sauce looks fantastic. all kinds of sauces which i think is great. so you wood fire your pizza? >> yes we do. no gas no electric all wood fire and it gives it that authentic look. that's the staple of our restaurant. >> what was the inspiration behind the concept? >> if you go to italy, there is no 12-inch, there iso 14-inch typeizza. >> that's true i have been there. >> we wanted to do something that brings back that home tradition of italy. so all of our pizzas are personal size. it's just like when you go to italy you go in and get your own pizza pie. >> teas true you do not share pizza -- that's true you do not

would you split this pizza. >> i like that idea. this one actually up here on the litt chef here, is your mt popur right? >> yest is. it is pretty simple. this is the most popular known around the world. margarita, tomato sauce, fre mozzarella and fresh basil and we drizzle it with olive oil to give it that extra flavo >> looks so >> this is our wood fired vegetable pizza. it has a little zucchini, bell pepper, red onion, basil as well. and then provolone cheese as well. >> it looks so seasonal and fresh. >> yup. >> what about this pizza? >> this is the trade mark pizza.

he sai i wlo a piccolahis own pizza. >> what is on it? >> this has provolen. red onions, black olives and mushrooms. >> that looks good. fantastic. the one in front is your favorite. >> this one has provolen. shaved celery, pins chicken sausage no sauce. >> it's not just pizza you do? >> no we also do pa ninas and a couple pastas as well. all of our items can be served gluten free. right here we have my favorite this is our arugula salad. this has mushrooms, arugula with atle salt and pepper and olive oil. >> i love awe rugelah. >> this is most popular this is our house salad.

there delicious. >> its. i >> this is probably our most popular out of all of them. this one is popular, but a lost people like to go to that once they see it. >> i love that fresh tomatoes, fresh mozzarella andasil do drizzle it with olive oil. >> i see alcohol over here does that mean you serve alcohol? >> we only serve beer and wine. we also serve a couple of sprecher products. we're casual it is kind of family oriented. we have a kid's menu and gluten free options. you can do pasta gluten free. >> you do have gluten free. >> the bread nuts these are not gluten free, but we do offer them gluten free as well. >> that's incredible. those knots look incredible you serve it with marinara. >> if people mention they saw

get the bread knots for fre right if november 15.ok sone if you are aroureatop?@? in say y seen the morninglend and we'll gi a free order of breadots. >> that'swesome. >> what do your pizzas run. >> the margarita this is $7.75 plus the tax. the piccola is the most expensive it has more toppings it starts off at 10:50 plus tax. >> that one right here. >>ea is so >> thank you. >> it's really really good. >> what are you open? >> we're open sunday through thursday 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. >> friday and saturday later. >> you can get it exactly like you want it make it your personal creation. don't forget to mention the

pizzeria piccola. if you visit now through november 15, you are extending it you will receive a free order of bread knots which is super fun. people will find you at 7606 west state street that's in wauwatosa. you can call for delivery now too if you live in the wauwatosa area. (414)443-0800 or you can go it their website too. great to see you. what great variety. >> thank you it. coming up why pilates may be e workout you need. how a few private lessons

welcome back our tour of continues as a look inside a new piles studio. >> anna stamas and jane rumack have recently opened precision pilates close to mayfair mall. they join us tk more about it. great to seeou ladies. >> thank you for being here. >> thanks so much. >> they say pilates is about stretch, strength and core. really your focus is those three things right? >> right stretch, strength and control. >> control you need to have the mind body control because you have, it's very involved in

mind to move your body. >> so kind of thatocus control not core. 's really getting that focus right is a big part of getting thmost out of the stretch and the strength that you are trying to build. >> right the core is involved. but the control is definitely needed. >> uh-huh. >> we talk about the control being more your power house and that is not just yr stomach, but also goes down int your ttom and your >> uh-huh. >> and all of the way up. pilates, but i haven't used the equipment before. a lot of people talk about that changing their whole fitness routine. you have a lot of the specialized apparatuses right? >> we have a majority of it there is only a few we don't. it makes it that much more individualized. for more fun not just doing the.

corol comes from controlling the springs back together. that's where you have to feel like you are really using your core as far as the springs together and worki the springs and that's having that resistance also helps. that'nt part of what you do. we were looking at pictures inside your studiond that equipment, the apparatus that you use reallyel people achieve the goals of pilates right? >>? it's a full god workout -- body workout and it's workout for somebody who has never examiner exercisedin their life and somet nts to change their normal gym workout to finding a different way where you hav engage your mind. >> like tt you mentioned if you can do.t is still something

pictes can it feel intimidating. that's why you emphasize pri lessons first to go be comfortable with the equipment and learn where your is at and probably judge how flexible you are. >> it's s important to start individually. get to see the client where they are going to need more work. how we're able to help them strengthen, where they need it where they have a weakens. that's why -- go go ahead. >> that's why we work with a lot of pt's and phy and when they have issue ifou bad wn youor a l o times relyear that pilates -- >> everybody talks about thatba foks. and strengthening the core and the muscles around the core. lows you tlleviate the pain and just strengthen everythg and work o yr sture which is huge the wayeople are like thisll t te. we work on you know really

important because if you look at the apparatus, they are very involved and you just can't go in there and out and d it on your own you hav to be thinking about what you're doing and having us kind you the whole te and telling you how you need tok wppat. the form i'ms key. and yo mentioned you workh physical chiropractors as well as. along with privatess also often duets and you he mat andower classes right? >> yes. we prefer to see the people oup them with people at the can same lel or maybe some pple that have the same sort of sues then the can work together and it's easier to watchm together tha you know, in like two or three. if you looktower csses

than that. >> right. there make sure you have the right form. there wee very hands on to makeure our trainings0& suchate all kinf i everything and that t way, having a smaller group setting unlike what you see in a lot of the gyms even though you're in a group setting you're still getting very individualized very small. >> i like that you mentioned your training as well. you have over 800 hours of aing that' woure able to work with phy tcal therapists and people at that level and really make sure everybody is doing it safely and effectively so they get the maximum results. i think that's what really people want when they come to pilates. they want something different than the regular fitness routine or ther t gym. they really want something specialized th is gngo change their body and i know from all of my friends that have

is a makeover on your body when you do pilates. right now you have a great special for new clients it is three private lessons for $180. that includes a free mat class. that you don't have to do that. it's all put i this. three private lessons for $180 including a free mat class. that's a savings there for you. here's how you take advantage ever it. give a call to the number on the screen (414)831-7994 or info at presionilates mke.com to setst private lesson. >> thanks for being hereadie >> sll ahead a style guide fome >> bexatnstpe your you?ly if something hpenso >>state planning can help ease eai we'll talk to somebody who knows

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welcome back to the morning blend. will andat planning even divorce can sound a bit scary, t you need to protect yrself and your family. >> our tour of tosa continues with william block of block legal services llc welcome to the morning blend. than for being here. let's talk about you first and what kind of law you practice? >> like you mentioned i do estate planning. i also do probate which is the

everything prepared ahead of time. probate and estate administration is helping figure out things after the fact and i also do divorce. >> those are all connected right? how do they connect for you a have things in common? >> for me kind of the common point between all of them is that they all deal with families that are kind of going through a really hard time. the process after someone has died a lot of t family is in turmoil from that. the sam kind of sensitivities about the emotions and the divorce as well. one of the reasons i like to bring estate planning into that it is one of the areas you can do preventive work. one of the few areas where not something bad has already happened. we know something is going to come up in the future let's make sure things go smoothly for them. >> do you feel like you practice law differently than some other attorneys? >> i do. i think there is a couple ways i'm different. i started my own firm approximate a year ago here. one of the nice things about

good technology out there. i didn't have to convert 20 or 30 years of backlogs of case files into a new system. i could start fresh. that means most of my practice is paperless. he send out all of my invoices and everything by email. that i really try to take advantage of good tecology to make things more convenient for clients. i think another way i'm different is that a lot of my training in law school was based on dispute resolution and mediation. part of what i try to do practice is really listen to what conflicts there are. when you really startg attention to notwu what pe y ty a asking it, sometimes can you find good solutions that wouldn't be they sai up front.ust heard wt >> y talked aboutpute( resolution and mediation in reprenting clit o is are going through a divorce. do youimes set work with mehat process? >> absolutely.ere is a whole are lled collaborative divorce i'm a b fan of.

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ahead? >> do you? >> i'm trying to do less work around the house like laundry type things and plan something fun. >> and shower less right like you suggested to other moms? >> no daily showers. exactly. [laughter] >> if you have they will make pb and j sandwiches to freeze for my boys lunches and i might make freezable breakfasts. i just make one batch for dinner that night and one to freeze for the week. getting the food ready for the kids for the week. danielle says nap and catching up on laundry for their family of six. yeah. linda says she bakes biscotti to go with the cup of morning coffee. >> my big thing is lists i like to do lists. >> i like lists too. >> thanksor joining us today. >> we're going to be back tomorrow with more from wauwatosa including my favorite place for burgers. >> really? >> favorite? >> favorite. >> all right. >> can it top that pizza? i don't know.

and wt is called a fctional fitness studio. andhe skylight has another great production on tap. we'll hope to see you tomorrow and talk about that on the morning blend. >> have a great day everyone. >> see you tomorrow. >> i'm going to skip those dale consider showers too. i think that was the best advice molly has ever given on the show. >> that has really stuck with you hasn't it because you always cook from scratch. >> she's giving everyone permission to never shower. [laughter] >> it's okay you get drykin. >> baby wipes. [laughter]

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