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JULY • AUGUST • SEPTEMBER ‘13

It’s ALL About

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It’s ALL About

ATTITUDE!

Ayaka Toya

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Publisher’s Prattle The hot days of summer are here! There’s just nothing like the sultry, sunny days of July and August. We look forward to them in February and wish them away by the end of August. But, that’s the beauty of Kentucky – we always have a season to look forward to!

It seems like we celebrate July 4th and immediately start talking about “x” number of days until school starts.

Our lives are hectic and the days fly by. We need to remind ourselves to slow down and “stop to smell the roses.”

I lost my sister on May 9th. I “stop” frequently to think about her. I treasure every day that we had together and every memory is priceless. I also “stop” to think about a wedding. My daughter is getting married July 19th to a wonderful guy. I look forward to making memories at that event and I am excited about the new path her life is taking.

FLAIR celebrates life by featuring people you know (or would like to know), by sharing inspiring stories, and just talking about the regular fun stuff!

Belinda Saltzman, Publisher

Summer and back- to- school articles fill this issue. Thank you for being a FLAIR reader!

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14 The Poet’s Moon

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16 Something Old

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— Contributing Writers — Jim Browning Michele Hinton Barbara Johnson Pam McGuffey Leona Morelock Belinda Saltzman Casandra Spears Patty Sue Sutherland

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8 Shout Out To Sheila 10 1/2 Full of...

26 Wine-0-1-1 30 Word Buzz When You’re Stressed

Cover Design by Ayaka Toya Ayaka Toya, a graduate of Greenwood High School, designed the cover for this issue. Ayaka was a senior in Beverly Oliver’s art class.

She was awarded the Gold Key Award - Scholastic Art Competition. Ayaka was a first place winner in the Bowling Green Woman’s Club Art Show. She will be attending an Art College in Japan where she will aspire to become a professional artist.

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A Peek into Paradise

— By Belinda Saltzman

Some days are just really special. The day I interviewed Sebrina Erskine was one of those. I drove to the interview feeling overwhelmed with life. I pulled into the parking lot, glanced at the cheerful purple building and the bright neon sign, Paradise Point, and a big smile happened to my face! The next hour of talking with Sebrina was the high point of what had been a rough couple of weeks for me.

Sebrina wants Paradise Point to be a fun distraction from the everyday details of life. It works!

Ok, let’s back up now and see how a businesswoman whose college degree is in Medical Records ended up in Paradise.

Sebrina attended WKU 1978-1981. During her freshman year, she went on a blind date with John Erskine, fell in love that night, and married him in 1981.

When John opened his chiropractic practice in 1983, Sebrina managed the business office for 8 years. Sebrina also managed to teach women’s Bible study groups and has been involved in women’s ministry her entire adult life. Sebrina and John both are people who “think outside the box.” Following that path led them in 1991 to start Gasper River Retreat, a corporate training and outdoor team building facility on Gasper River. Sebrina was the director and training guide.

In 2000 they sold the retreat, and Sebrina needed an outlet for her creative side and her abundance of energy. She has always loved what she fondly calls junking. Her husband says, “The difference between a hoarder and a junker is a SHOP!” So, they opened their own little treasure trove of junk, The Boomerang.

However, as happens in life, duty called and Sebrina was needed in John’s office on a full time basis.

They sold the Boomerang and resumed their routine family and business life.

Like an itch that needs scratching, the Erskines are always searching for ways to combine work and fun — so in 2005 John happened upon a warehouse building at Barren River Lake, a perfect location to display their junking finds and have a little weekend hot dog stand, thus Paradise Point opened for business.

So Sebrina worked at running John’s office, taught 2 Bible studies, was raising 2 children, and going to “Paradise” for her weekend fun.

Life threw a curve ball at the Erskines when Sebrina was diagnosed in October 2010 with Myasthenia Gravis, an autoimmune disease. That condition led to an enlarged thymus gland, which ended up being cancerous. Sebrina has had surgery and undergone radiation treatment for the cancer but still deals with all the ups and downs of the autoimmune disease.

She says that this health situation was a pivotal point in her family’s life. They decided that they wanted a simpler lifestyle, they wanted to live at the lake, and they wanted to focus on the FUN part of their life, Paradise Point.

Sebrina says, “I also learned 3 important lessons: 1. It’s ok NOT to do EVERYTHING; 2. It’s ok to ASK for HELP; 3. We need to REST.” Paradise Point has evolved into a unique modern day “general store.” It’s a weekend gathering place with delicious home cooked breakfast, quality antiques and funky junk, Barren River Lake memorabilia, cool gift items, and music that makes you tap your foot or sing along!

The Erskines have followed many paths in their lives and in Sebrina’s words, “all roads lead to home.”

A visit to Paradise Point will transport you to “happyville” or at the very least put a smile on your face!

The Erskine’s “Ultra Hip Oasis for Lakeside Shopping and Good Eats”

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D r.Eric K elley

We have a celebrity in our midst! Dr. Eric Kelley, a successful family dentist, is also a nationally acclaimed water skier.

Eric grew up with a river in his backyard, the Little Miami River, close to Dayton Ohio. Boating and water skiing were on the family activity agenda as soon as weather allowed. Eric started water skiing at the age of 6 and by the time he was in high school, he was competing in and winning ski tournaments regularly.

His water ski competition was put “on hold” when Eric entered Centre College, Danville, KY. and played offensive guard on the football team. He had the honor of serving as captain of the team and was an “all conference” player all 4 years of his college career.

After graduating from Centre in 1988, Eric attended and graduated from University of Louisville Dental School then did his residency in surgical and hospital dentistry at University of Kentucky. After completing his residency in 1994, Dr. Kelley acquired the Bowling Green dental practice of retiring Dr. Charles “Buddy” Carter.

As soon as time allowed, Eric resumed his avid passion for water skiing and started competing again in national tournaments. He has won multiple state championships, especially in the slalom event. He currently holds the KY. State record in the slalom event for his age division. Eric has competed in Michigan, Ohio, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, and California. He was very excited in 2012 to place 4th in the 35 and older age division national competition in Vancouver, Canada. The event was open to any skier 35 and older so there were several professional skiers who competed in that division.

Dr. Kelley keeps his skills honed by practicing 4 or 5 evenings a week during warm months at a watershed lake in Lewisburg, KY. Luckily he has a practice partner. His son Josh is a fierce competitor who won the national slalom championship at age 10 in Bakersfield, California. Josh is ranked near the top in Nationals, 18 and under division.

The Kelley family tradition of water skiing thrives!

Flair salutes our local dentist and National Water Skiing Champion!

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I wish I drove a: B ugatti Bugatti The best thing invented (for me) was: A back yard with flowers

If I had not become a teacher, I would be: An architect or oceanographer My friends say I am: ve Spontaneous & creati creative If I wrote a book about my life, the title would be: “Flybutters and Hoppergrasses” - Life is Good!

If I were an animal, I’d be: Someone’s spoiled rotten canine My natural hair color is: I did not know that hair had a “natural” color!

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The Poet’s Moon — By Michele L. Hinton

I sit upon the shore bathed in the light of the poet’s moon.

The quiet of the evening is broken by the whispering of the tide.

A zephyr carried upon the waves caresses my cheek as a lover’s touch.

I close my eyes and listen to the symphony of the sea.

The quiet of the evening is broken by the whispering of the tide.

A prelude to a concert performed by the rhythmic rolling of the waves; Then a mighty roar comes to my ears, as the sea crashes against the rocks, Tantalizing my senses with its majestic beauty and humbling power.

A zephyr carried upon the waves caresses my cheek as a lover’s touch.

The sea gulls sing their songs, as the dolphins dance beneath the poet’s moon.

The sea grass sways upon the shore applauding the performance.

My poet’s soul is cleansed and inspired as nature’s harmonies give praise to God’s glory.

I close my eyes and listen to the symphony of the sea.

Can a poet’s pen capture the essence of such splendor?

The evening is alive with sounds carried upon a breeze, As I sit upon the shore bathed in the light of the poet’s moon.

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Gail sighed when she announced to the Class-y Mates that her granddaughter, Kelsi Glass, had become engaged to John Kelly. “How will I put together a spring wedding in Kentucky when I’m in Florida for the winter?”

The date was set for April 27 2013. Gail took care of the details that could be handled by phone and email. The Lyric On Main in Scottsville was selected as the venue. Through social networking, Gail found a dedicated photographer, Stephani Jeaux DeVine, who immediately bonded with the

By Pam McGuffey Class-y Mates. She traveled to Lexington to shoot the engagement session; she joined us at our sleepover/planning session at “our” cottage at the lake; she recommended hair and nail salons, and she even helped us decorate! Networking also led to a DJ, DJ Johnny Lightning, to provide entertainment – and, he happens to be authorized to perform weddings - a perfect solution for the couple who preferred a secular ceremony.

Now, what about decorations?

Kelsi wanted to use shades of purple and vintage, shabbychic décor. Oh, this would be easy! We could assemble quite a collection of our grandmothers’ crocheted pieces, lacy tablecloths, vases, candlesticks, etc.

We raided chests, drawers, shelves, and closets. We scoured thrift stores, consignment shops, and yard sales.

What about flowers? No worries! Blooming flowers are plentiful in south-central Kentucky in April – Iris, dogwood, lilac, forsythia, and wisteria. Each of the Class-y Mates has flowers, or generous neighbors with flowers. Perfect!

The Class-y Mates gathered at The Lyric the day before the wedding to decorate.

It was amazing to see what we had accumulated! We unpacked boxes and bags, piling the treasures onto a central worktable – “ooh”-ing and “ahh”-ing all the while. The Class-y Mates set about decorating the fifteen tables, taking frequent breaks to assess our work. “What about this?” and “Is this OK?” Every table was unique and every one was gorgeous.

On the morning of the wedding, the Class-y Mates met to prepare food for the reception. Overnight, Eric, owner of The Lyric, had arranged the seating and tidied up for the ceremony. Chaos had been transformed into serenity. We were quite impressed with ourselves, but there was little time to bask in our glory. The flowers had to be arranged. There were melons and fruit to be cut into chunks for skewering, ham and cheese to roll up, and shrimp to boil. The morning was punctuated with lastminute concerns: “Don’t forget the lavender punch!” and “What time will the tuxes be delivered?” and “It’s raining!”

As usual, everything turned out fine. The guests and the bridal party had no idea how many laughs, hugs, and tears went into making the day. Kelsi and John are on their way to “happily ever after” – with a little help from “something old” – the Class-y Mates.

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“The Class-y Mates” is a group of seven women who have been friends for more than fifty years. Each chose a different life path, but they meander in and out of each other’s lives from time to time.

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SUMMER SKIN CARE Hit a Home Run with These 10 Tips — By Barbara Johnson

It’s summer. Slip on your favorite T-shirt. Look in the mirror.

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Sunscreen is Your BFF. UVA rays will prematurely age your skin and UVB rays will burn your skin. When the UV index is high, your skin burns in as little as 10-15 minutes. On a cloudy day, your skin can be exposed to up to 40 percent of the sun’s UV rays. Choose a sunscreen with SPF of at least 15.

Lighter, fair skin, use SPF 30. Apply your sunscreen 20-30 minutes before going outside.

Face Cream with Spot Corrector of SPF 30. Get rid of dark spots and freckles. Vitamins and botanicals fade spots by interrupting melanin production. In the morning, wear brighteners that are antioxidants, such as Vitamin C and soy.

At night, use products with an alpha hydroxy acid or retinoid.

Extra Exfoliation. You sweat more in the summer, so dirt and oils are trapped and close your pores. Pores look obvious in hot, humid weather so adding one extra exfoliation session per week reduces the size of the pores and you look fresher.

Find the Right Moisturizer. Look for moisturizers labeled noncomedogenic - does not clog pores. Clean, clear pores will ensure fewer breakouts. People with dry skin need a cream-base. Those with oily skin need a liquid, waterbased moisturizer.

Don’t Scrub too Hard. Your skin produces oil to help seal in moisture and keep the skin hydrated. Scrubbing oily patches, and using alcohol-based cleansers stimulates oil glands. Less oil production to start with means less oil on the skin.

Don’t Wash too Frequently. Washing your face twice a day is enough to remove dirt and oil buildup. In the summer, you also might consider using a cleanser with salicylic acid at night. These cleaners remove dead skin cells that may clog.

Don’t Touch Your Face. Hands transfer oil and dirt.

Hair is oily too, so pull it back to keep it from making your skin greasy.

Take Cool Showers. Taking cooler, shorter showers will amp up skin’s natural oil attributes.

Use Fragrance Free Soaps. Trade in rich, foamy soaps for milder, fragrance-free ones.

Take It Easy with the Towel. Leave skin slightly damp, and when you apply moisturizer, you will help seal in the extra moisture left on your skin.

Summer can throw you a curve ball, but with a few simple changes to your daily routine, you’ll hit a home run. Healthy glowing summer skin attracts attention. Clear, hydrated skin can be yours by using sunscreen, exfoliation, and moisturizer.

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Bonnie Nicks: A Mother and Speech Therapist Tackles DYSLEXIA — By Belinda Saltzman

Bonnie Nicks recognized a problem and has dedicated her new career to helping those with dyslexia.

Bonnie shares how she became involved with a dyslexia learning center: “Dyslexia is common in my family. My husband and two of my three children are dyslexic, as well as my mom and one of my sisters. As a Speech Therapist, I knew my son was very intelligent but struggling with academics related to memorizing, reading, writing and spelling as early as his preschool years. I started looking for answers. The process was tedious and often frustrating. Finally, when my son was in high school, I attended my first training on dyslexia and came home telling my husband that I wanted to train in this because it was an area of desperate need everywhere, but especially here in Bowling Green.”

After extensive training in screening and diagnosing dyslexia and advanced training in a tutoring methodology, Bonnie opened The Learning Center in August of 2007. In order to meet the individual needs of a wide variety of struggling students, Bonnie expanded her initial training by becoming a certified Barton Reading Tutor, dyslexia testing specialist, and a certified provider of processing and cognitive enhancement therapy.

The Learning Center has a very appropriate acronym, TLC. The Center is focused on providing specialized tutoring for students with dyslexia, academic coaching for students with executive function weaknesses such as planning, organization of A te thoughts, organization of ac materials, working memory, hom h e r s e n e wi initiation, etc., and th a t t h e f o l l specialized programming six-y o w i n g for students with auditory, earold b n o t e visual, and/or linguistic oy: processing issues.

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The Learning Center continues to grow and continually looks for ways to expand their efforts to meet the needs of dyslexic children and their families. The Center provides development training to teachers and educator groups across the state.

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— By Leona Morelock My infant son sits in my lap as I type this and I’m so very grateful. Grateful for the 7 years that my husband and I spent trying to get him here. He has already been worth every appointment, shot, failed pregnancy test, surgery, medical procedure, and now, diaper!

In 2000 love came...in 2001 marriage came...and everyone including us was waiting for the baby carriage. After 4 years of marriage we were ready to start our family. Months turned into years of taking different medications, and 2010 came with our 5 years of unsuccessful fertility.

While this was emotional, I didn’t want to be one of those couples who only think about becoming parents. I always thought in the back of my mind that when God was ready for us to become parents we would. I had 7 IUI’s, which are the step before IVF, a lot less costly as well as less emotional. I also had 2 surgeries. My months would go like this: 1 week of fertility medicine and a shot, 1 week would be IUI, 1 week I would go back for blood work and the next week we would wait. And then it all started over again. There was something every week.

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February 2012 we tried one last IUI. That came and unsuccessfully went, and in March we started the IVF procedure. After 2 months of daily shots, crazy hormone induced moods, emotional days and weeks, more shots, weekly blood work + ultrasounds, a retrieval of 20 eggs, a transfer of 2 embryos, May 7 was the date that we long awaited.

We were both anxious and couldn’t wait to call to hear the voicemail that had been left for us. The message would have so many words that would explain blood levels, hormone levels, etc., but the tone of the first word was all I needed.

“Congratulations…” was all I heard. It worked, it really worked! As my husband said later that night, “This is how God wanted us to get pregnant.”

I could now sit and wait in my OB’s office and belong to “the club.”

Bronson Reid Morelock arrived early on December 31, 2012 — now the schoolyard rhyme is complete.

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Now as an adult — with the advantage of time and maturity — you just might find yourself enjoying one (or more) of these essential titles which you may have first dreaded reading or avoided altogether when you were in high school.

Who knows? With a little luck, an opportunity might then arise for you to have a real-life, in-depth discussion with your teen — and maybe a few of his or her friends, too — about a subject more substantial than cell phones or celebrity scandal.

Teach your teen a valuable lesson about learning and literature by setting a positive example through reading (or re-reading) one or more of these classic novels this summer.

It’s never too late to fall in love (for the first time or all over again) with a great book, and just think how intelligent you’ll look lying on your beach towel immersed in such a timeless tome!

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TOP 10 BOOKS FROM HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER READING LISTS How many have you read, and how many have you yet to read?

1. To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee is set in Alabama in the 1930s and told from a child’s viewpoint. The story deals with race, outcasts, and growing up.

2. Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston is an important telling of the AfricanAmerican experience and a story of love and strength.

3. 1984 by George Orwell is a gripping, terrifying, and suspenseful novel that is as relevant today as when it was first written.

4. Brave New World by Aldous Huxley paints a picture of what the future may hold and is funny and clever.

5. The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald is a short book about the American Dream with great characters and descriptions of life of the wealthy in the 1920s.

6. Dracula by Bram Stoker has inspired countless other books, movies, and TV shows. It is written through letters and diary entries.

7. Les Miserables by Victor Hugo is a must-read story of love, redemption, and revolution.

8. The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck is the story of a family during the Great Depression, but the descriptions and symbolic imagery tell a much bigger tale.

9. The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien is a collection of short stories about the Vietnam War and how it affected a group of soldiers.

10. A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving is a great work of contemporary literature. You will not be sorry if you add it to your summer reading list.

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Charles Smith grew up in Sacramento, California and had an urge to travel like no other at a very young age. He eventually moved to Denmark for a hot lady friend, where he managed rock bands and concert tours in Scandinavia. His passion for wine was the result of all the wining and dining while on the road, and in 1999 he got his first juice.

Charles Bieler lives in Harlem, New York and is an innovative rosé wine enthusiast who makes and promotes rosé like no other! According to Bieler’s website, at a time when rosé was considered gauche, he travelled the U.S. in a pink Cadillac to promote the Routas rosé and helped light a fire under what is now a highly respected category.

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