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FEEDING THE SOUL

IN TOUCH WITH NATURE

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LIFESTYLE LETTER

APRIL 2018 PUBLISHER

Jane Krzysiak | Jane.Krzysiak@LifestylePubs.com EDITOR

Nicolette Martin | Nicolette.Martin@LifestylePubs.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Stephanie Hasbrouck, Nicolette Martin CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Eco Chic

Robert Ray Solutions

SPRING HAS SPRUNG! With a couple of weeks of daylight saving time under our belt, the days are becoming longer, the sun is shining (hopefully), and we can finally begin to stop and smell the roses. It’s also a good time to remind ourselves to pause in our busy schedules and appreciate our beautiful planet.

While April 22 is Earth Day, here at Cross Timbers Lifestyle, we are celebrating the planet all month long with our “Eco” issue.

In this month’s issue, we had a ball meeting many new folks while uncovering some hidden talents of friends we’ve met along the way. We highlight the people and places in our community who are committing to keeping this planet beautiful— from local farms using sustainable practices and eco-friendly organizations giving back to the community to local gardeners growing organic foods at home to fuel-efficient vehicles for sale at local dealerships.

But, you don’t have to be a farmer or business owner to do your part. Shop at the

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local farmers market and support local growers, visit local businesses who create eco-friendly products or even just start recycling. Try something new during this

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season of rebirth.

No matter what you do, we at Cross Timbers Lifestyle support your effort to get out and soak up this lovely spring weather while you enjoy our beautiful community, our own special piece of planet Earth. So, take a hike, plant some basil or just kick back and sit on your porch.

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Happy spring!

Correction: The articles "Hey! What's 4 Dinner?" (pages 18-19) and "Q&A With Josh Marten" (pages 31-32) in the March issue of Cross Timbers Lifestyle misidentified the photographer. The photography was done by Robert Ray Solutions.

Jane Krzysiak, Publisher Jane.Krzysiak@LifestylePubs.com Correction: The articles “Hey! What’s 4 Dinner?” (pages 18-19) and “Q&A With Josh Marten” (pages 31-32) in the March issue of Cross Timbers Lifestyle misidentified the photographer. The photography was done by Robert Ray Solutions.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE APRIL 2018

FEATURES 14 Shining Light Divine Finds Benefits Those in Need Locally and Internationally

22 A Family Affair Five Generations of the Grimes Family Have Farmed on Land in Shady Shores

28 In Touch with Nature Flower Mound’s Twin Coves Park Offers Something for Everyone

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42 Homegrown Healing Argyle Family Medicine & Off the Farm Food

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DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Giving Back

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Culinary Creations

26 Driver’s Notebook 28 Water & Woods 33 DIY 38 Lifestyle Calendar 42 Local’s Choice

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GOOD TIMES

Briarhill Middle School Earth-to-Space Downlink Students from Briarhill Middle School spoke with Joe Acaba, NASA’s Expedition 54 astronaut, who was aboard the International Space Station. During the 20-minute Earthto-space downlink, students posed questions about life aboard the space station, NASA’s exploration plans and mission, and doing science projects and even pranks in space. PHOTOGRAPHY BY SAVANNAH PYRON.

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Children’s Advocacy Center for Denton County Groundbreaking Children’s Advocacy Center for Denton County began a new chapter in its history with a groundbreaking ceremony on January 26 to begin expansion of its Lewisville facility, which adds 11,000 square feet of new space and 3,000 square feet of renovated space for the center to continue providing services to abused children and their families.

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ALLY'S WISH TO HOLD BOOTS & BLESSINGS GALA

Association’s

Industry

Leadership

Council.

Individuals selected for the council are considered

Ally's Wish will host the Boots & Blessings Gala

thought leaders in the industry and understand the

beginning at 6 p.m. on April 21 at Austin Ranch at

value of NSFA’s collective national efforts in raising

Hilton DFW Lakes, 2009 Anderson Gibson Road

the knowledge base, profile and impact of the edu-

in Grapevine. The gala evening will include a

cation foundation industry. Pelphrey will be one of

cocktail hour, a seated dinner buffet and live coun-

two representatives of Texas.

try-western entertainment. Proceeds benefit Ally's

The purpose of the Industry Leadership Council is

Wish to grant wishes to mothers battling terminal

to gain the benefit of their voice in guiding the

illnesses so they may create lasting memories with

growth of the industry and better engage industry

their children and loved ones. For tickets and spon-

leaders as ambassadors on behalf of NSFA. Across

sorship information, visit AllysWish.org.

the country, education foundations and their lead-

MCAULIFFE ELEMENTARY NAMED 2018 TEXAS SCHOOL OF CHARACTER

BY CHARACTER.ORG

ers are creating life-changing opportunities for their students. The council is a way to bring some of those strongest voices together and collectively raise the industry’s effectiveness and impact.

Character.org, a national advocate and leader

The mission of the Lewisville ISD Education

for character in collaboration with Texas Elementary

Foundation is to provide financial support for inno-

Principals and Supervisors Association, named

vative and interactive teacher grants and scholar-

Christa McAuliffe Elementary a 2018 Texas School

ships to assist graduating seniors.

of Character. The program recognized Christa

Under Pelphrey’s leadership of nearly 15 years,

McAuliffe Elementary as a school that has demon-

LEF has grown at an exponential rate. In 2018,

strated its use of character development to drive

the foundation will award more than 300 schol-

a positive impact on academics, student behavior

arships totaling more than $200,000 to Lewisville

and the school's climate.

ISD seniors. To start the 2017-18 school year, LEF

McAuliffe Elementary is located in Highland Village and serves 545 students grades pre-kinder-

supported the district’s teachers with more than 50 classroom grants totaling nearly $100,000.

garten through fifth grade. Jennifer Mattingly has led the school for 14 years as principal. The school’s current character education curriculum was developed 13 years ago and continues to be a driving force in educating the whole child.

The Schools of Character application process is an opportunity for schools and districts to receive thoughtful feedback for growth and excellence in the area of character development. It is also a method of recognizing exemplary schools and districts in the nation.

Since its inception, Character.org has recognized more than 565 schools with the distinction of State School of Character. Criteria for the designation are based on Character.org’s 11 Principles of Effective Character Education, which includes providing students with opportunities for moral action, fostering shared leadership and engaging families and communities as partners in character-building efforts.

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Savannah Holmes, Sarah Albert, Grant Sawyer and Sadler Engel

LIBERTY CHRISTIAN SENIORS READY TO PLAY THEIR SPORT AT THE COLLEGE LEVEL On National Signing Day, Liberty Christian School celebrated four seniors who will play the sport they love at universities across the nation: Sarah Albert, soccer, Oklahoma Christian University; Sadler Engel,

Connie Pelphrey, executive director of the

football, Abilene Christian University; Savannah

Lewisville ISD Education Foundation, has been

Holmes, soccer, Liberty University in Virginia; and

selected for the National School Foundation

Grant Sawyer, football, University of Tulsa.

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At the signing ceremony on February 7, friends and families gathered to honor these seniors with balloons, cake and festivity.

Coaches honored the signees and spoke to the audience about the leadership, dedication and Christlike character these seniors have

Building a community one family at a time

displayed over the years on and off the field.

Sarah, whose older sisters have also played college soccer, is a captain for the Lady Warriors soccer team and was chosen as the 2016–17 defensive player of the year. She has played four years of varsity soccer, two years of varsity softball and two years of varsity cross-country. She serves as a mentor to middle school girls through the school’s Impact program. She has also participated in two Liberty mission trips, one to the Dominican Republic and the other to Thailand.

Sadler was a senior captain for the football team this year, and last year, he received the 2017 Comeback Player of the Year Award and the 2017 Warrior Perseverance Award. He has also been a member of the Key Club and Spanish Club, as well as an Impact leader. In every year of Upper School, he has traveled with Liberty on the spring break mission trip.

He plans to pursue a pre-med degree and hopes to become an orthopedic surgeon.

Savannah has maintained a 4.0 GPA and volunteers with Special Olympics and other organizations. She also participated in Liberty’s mission trip to Jamaica in March.

Her interests of study in college include international relations, foreign language, philosophy, apologetics, cellular biology and graphic design.

Grant, a captain of the football team, was

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awarded first team all-state, first team all-district, first team all-area and team MVP.

TWO FMHS ATHLETES QUALIFY FOR WATER POLO OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT TEAM Flower Mound High School Water Polo athletes Rylan Lantz and Max Wade have been selected to the USA Water Polo Olympic Development Team.

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group, and, on February 2, she took more than 100 Liberty students—the entire freshman class— to help in any way they could.

CBS covered Food for the Soul last March when the organization desperately needed warehouse space to continue. Now the group is looking again, needing another warehouse by May. Gober met one of the members of Food for the Soul at a women’s conference last May. Several months later, she learned that several students at Liberty enjoyed volunteering at a nonprofit in the area but didn’t realize until later that it was the same place she had learned about at the women’s conference. It was then that she knew she had to take a international competition. ODP involves 13 different geographic zones throughout the country, and the

Gober learned that Food for the Soul’s great-

top 14 athletes chosen from each zone compete and

est need included feeding 166 students from an

learn at the ODP zone championship in February.

Arlington school who spent each weekend hungry.

The high school water polo season began in February, and two athletes are competing for Flower Mound High

She reached out to the parents of her students, and they generously provided.

School this year. Although water polo is not yet a UIL

When students arrived at Food for the Soul in

sport, it is expected to be ratified in the coming years.

Flower Mound, they prepared and packed 50,000

For the past three years, the Flower Mound teams have

meals and snacks, just in time for delivery.

advanced to the Texas State Championship tournament with the boys winning second place in 2017 and third place in 2016 and 2015. The girls finished in ninth place in 2017 and fifth place in 2016.

Flower Mound High School also has several former athletes currently playing water polo in colleges around

LIBERTY MIDDLE SCHOOL WRESTLING CONTINUES SUCCESS FROM LAST YEAR Middle school wrestlers made Liberty Christian history last year when they won the school’s first middle school wrestling state championship.

the country, all of whom participated in the ODP pro-

Going into this year’s season, Coach Zak Bowles

cess. Head coach Troy Goddard is enthusiastic about

knew he had talent on the squad, but his state

the sport at Flower Mound High School and has seen

placers from last year—who were now competing

the development of the sport in this area firsthand. He is

in high school—were going to be hard to replace.

passionate about seeking out new tournaments for the

This year’s state match at Southlake Carroll saw cur-

athletes to participate in around the country. Goddard is

rent eighth-grade wrestlers take the lead for the younger

also actively building the program for younger athletes

boys just like last year. Wrestlers that placed were Cole

to get involved and learn the fundamentals to be com-

Carter, first; Peyton Smith, second; Cameron Jeffers,

petitive at the high school level.

fifth; and Jax Ernest, sixth. Seventh-grade student Gabe

LIBERTY FRESHMAN CLASS PACKS THOUSANDS OF MEALS FOR HUNGRY CHILDREN

Moore was named a state champion. Mark Hayden, a top placer at every tournament this year, also contributed to the team’s success throughout the season.

Bowles said his team officially took second

What began as a yearning in 2009 to fulfill Matthew

this year, defeating teams like Rockwell, Allen,

25:40 that says, “…whatever you did for one of the

Southlake, St. Mark’s and many others. Thirty

least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did it

teams competed at state, and officially, the

for me,” grew into an organization that has provided

Warriors lost the championship to St John’s from

more than 1.6 million meals to children in need.

Houston by just eight points (183-191).

Through a backpack program for kids and pregame

Sixth-graders Davis Swayden won state at the

meal project for athletes, Food for the Soul aims to

80-pound class, and Brady Janusek took home sec-

feed hungry children in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

ond at the 98-pound class.

Liberty Christian Bible teacher and coach Katie Gober learned of an opportunity to help this 12

group from Liberty to Food for the Soul.

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At state, nine Liberty wrestlers were state placers out of the 14 weight classes, a new team best.

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GIVING BACK

Shining Light ARTICLE STEPHANIE HASBROUCK PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERT RAY SOLUTIONS

DIVINE FINDS BENEFITS THOSE IN NEED LOCALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY KAYLA SCHROEDER RECENTLY OPENED THE UPSCALE RESALE STORE DIVINE FINDS NOT TO TURN A PROFIT BUT TO BENEFIT OTHERS IN NEED. The store features gently used furniture, home décor and personal accessories, as well as new gift items. Kayla says she opened the store to support the local organization Pregnancy Help 4 U, a pregnancy medical clinic that provides free medical services and information to teen and young adult mothers and fathers.

Originally, Kayla says Pregnancy Help 4 U operated with the help of donors, churches and grants.

“We were helping so many people; it was hard to fund the organization," she says.

With the assistance of a grant from the Amon G. Carter Foundation in Fort Worth, Kayla was able to renovate the 4,200-square-foot building in Argyle that now houses Divine Finds. Kayla says her colleagues, Pregnancy Help 4 U Board Chairwoman Ashley McWhorter and store manager Casree Holland, also played key roles in opening the store, which has become a booming success.

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“It’s amazing. We knew it would be successful. We felt like God had led us here,” Kayla says. “The first day, we sold $11,000 worth of merchandise.”

Half of all proceeds benefit Pregnancy Help 4 U, and the other half is divided between Buyamba Orphanage in Uganda; Justice 61, a domestic sex trafficking rescue organization; and SOS International, an international sex trafficking rescue organization.

Kayla says Divine Finds is unlike other resale stores. “It’s very open, light and bright.” And, she says, there is something divine about the store.

During the remodel, she and others prayed over the store, writing scriptures and tucking them into the walls before they were Sheetrocked.

“We’ve done many prayer walks at the store, and we prayed it would be a bright light in the community and shine light in the community,” Kayla says. “The presence of God is there. Everyone says it when they are in the store. They feel Him there.”

For more information about Divine Finds and the missions it serves, visit Lifeguards.PregnancyHelp4U.org.

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FEEDING THE SOUL FOR FLOWER MOUND RESIDENT KAY TROTTER, GARDENING DOESN'T JUST FEED HER APPETITE

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EACH YEAR, AVID GARDENER KAY TROTTER OF FLOWER MOUND GROWS MORE IN HER GARDEN THAN HER FAMILY CAN EAT, SO SHE GIFTS MUCH OF HER HARVEST TO FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS. Though others may reap the fruits (and vegetables) of her labor, Kay says her garden has given her so much more.

“For me, it’s therapeutic. It’s what feeds my soul,” she says.

Kay, who lives on 1 acre in the Saddle Oaks neighborhood, says she likes to make her garden beds whimsical and fun.

“The vegetable garden is more than just rows of vegetables; I like to be more creative,” she says, adding that she recently installed an antique headboard and footboard in her garden to train vines. “It turned out really cool.”

Unlike the popular nursery rhyme implies, Kay is anything but contrary when she is in her garden. She says digging in the dirt makes her happy.

“When you put your hands in the soil, it releases a chemical in your brain that fights depression,” she says.

Basil is one of Kay's biggest crops. She often makes pints of pesto and freezes it and gifts it to neighbors. She also pickles jalapeños and dries and grinds cayenne peppers for friends.

How does her garden grow? “It’s all about the soil,” she says, “and I’ve worked really hard preparing my soil.”

HOMEMADE BASIL PESTO HOMEMADE BASIL PESTO

Recipe courtesy of LittleSpiceJar.com Recipe courtesy of LittleSpiceJar.com

Photo Courtesy of Kay Trotter

I N G R E D I ENTS + 3 cups fresh basil leaves, slightly packed + 1/3 cup grated parmesan cheese + 2 teaspoons minced garlic + 1 teaspoon lemon zest + 1/4 cup toasted pine nuts, cashews or almonds + 2 teaspoons lemon juice + 1/2 cup olive oil + Pinch of red pepper flakes, optional

Photo Courtesy of Kay Trotter

D I R E C T I ONS 1. Add the basil leaves, parmesan cheese, minced garlic, lemon zest, pine nuts, lemon juice and red pepper flakes to a blender or food processor. Blend continuously until the ingredients start to breakdown. If you prefer a more coarse pesto, use the pulse setting.

2. Stream in the olive oil and allow the ingredients to emulsify with the oil. Continue processing until the oil is combined with the basil and other ingredients. Taste and add additional garlic or parmesan if desired.

3. Store the pesto in a small container, where the pesto fits all the way to the top, and press to reduce air pockets.

Homemade pesto can be stored in the refrigerator for up to one week. You can also pour the pesto into ice cube trays and freeze. Transfer to a zip-close bag once frozen.

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PERFECT PICKLED JALAPEÑO PEPPERS

PERFECT PICKLED JALAPEÑO PEPPERS

Recipe courtesy of FrugalMomeh.com Recipe courtesy of FrugalMomeh.com

INGREDIENTS + 15-20 jalapeño peppers, sliced + 4 garlic cloves, peeled and smashed + 1 cup white vinegar + 1 cup water + 4 tablespoons sugar + 2 tablespoons canning salt

DIRECTIONS 1. Pack jalapeños into your jar(s) until they are level with the bottom of the neck of the jar.

2. In a medium saucepan, combine the garlic, vinegar, water, sugar and salt. Heat to a boil, stirring to dissolve the sugar and salt.

3. Once dissolved, pour into jars leaving 1/2 inch space.

(Always heat your jars in the oven first. About 400 F for about 20 minutes is best.) Seal firmly but not too tightly with two-piece metal canning lids. (Remember to boil snap lids for 5 minutes before use.)

4. Partly fill canner with water and bring almost to boil.

Place jars on rack and pour in boiling water to cover jars by an inch. Cover and bring to boil for 10 minutes.

5. Remove and place jars on towel to cool before storing somewhere dark and cool. Once opened, keep refrigerated.

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A FAM I LY A FFA I R ARTICLE STEPHANIE HASBROUCK | PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF 5G FARMS

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FIVE GENERATIONS OF THE GRIMES FAMILY HAVE FARMED ON LAND IN SHADY SHORES

FOR THE GRIMES FAMILY, FARMING IS A FAMILY TRADITION, AND IT HAS BEEN THAT WAY FOR GENERATIONS. “It’s a real family affair,” Mindy Grimes, whose family owns and operates 5G Farms in Shady Shores, says.

The name 5G reflects the five generations that have farmed the land. Three generations currently live and work on the farm.

Founded in the early 1900s, the first crops planted on the farm were cotton and peanuts.

Each generation has planted new crops, but one thing has remained the same: “There has never been any chemicals on the land,” Mindy says.

The all-organic farm now produces fruits, vegetables, herbs, quail and chicken eggs, and livestock, with plans to produce mushrooms, saffron, raw milk, butter and other specialty items.

The Grimeses sell several products, including jellies, jams, pork, pickled quail eggs, chicken eggs, gardening supplies, herbs, fruits, vegetables and homeopathic treatments at the Denton Community Market, held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays. Customers also can order from 5G-Farms.com.

All items are organically grown because the family believes in the power of organic foods.

“I’m a firm believer in the fact that there has to be a reason there are so many diseases and cancers now that were not prevalent when our grandparents were growing up. It’s got to be the food we eat,” Mindy says.

Having experienced a health scare of her own, Mindy says she and her family are fully committed to the organic lifestyle.

“Nine years ago, I had a brain tumor,” she says, Doctors removed the tumor, and her family decided to focus on the foods they consume.

“We now live a very self-reliant lifestyle,” she says. “Most of the things we eat, we grow. We believe it’s important to try to raise our own food and eat what we raise.”

While all 5G Farms items are organically grown, Mindy says they are not certified organic because of the cost.

“We’re not certified organic because it would cause us to have to sell items at such a high rate that the average family couldn’t afford it,” she says.

Though not certified, Mindy says she is adamantly opposed to using any kinds of pesticides or chemicals on her farm—keeping with the generations before her.

“I don’t see any as acceptable.”

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SHOP FARM FRESH JALAPEÑO JELLY

Check out 5G Farms’ market where you can pick up a variety of the following items. + Fresh pork + Dr. Pepper jelly + Mountain Dew jelly + Spicy pickled green beans + Cajun pickled quail eggs + Peanut plant start + Seeds + Seasonal fruit and veggies + Herbs and garnishes + Survival items + Homeopathic bug spray, lip balm and healing ointments + Home decor items + Jewelry—coming soon!

View all of the offerings online at 5G-Farms.com/Market.

1. Top row: Mindy and Charles Grimes. Middle row: Son-in-law Ben Carter and daughter Christy Carter with grandsons Wesley, Henry and Nick; daughter Ashlea with granddaughters Maddy and Ellie. Bottom row: Son and daughter-in-law Jordan and Tricia Grimes.

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Powered gesture tailgate 20-inch 12-spoke “Style 1065” alloy wheels

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AVAILABLE IN HSE The Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle will be available in the United States in summer 2018 and will be offered with deluxe HSE features.

JLR RECYCLED Jaguar Land Rover is dedicated to reducing its carbon footprint. From crafting aluminum-based vehicle bodies to utilizing carbon-neutral plants, JLR is dedicated to preserving the ground its vehicles travel. Each Jaguar and Land Rover vehicle can be recycled at the end of its life cycle, and recycled pieces are used to produce new vehicles and reduce overall waste and consumption.

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WATER & WOODS

ARTICLE STEPHANIE HASBROUCK | PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERT RAY SOLUTIONS

IN TOUCH WITH NATURE

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FLOWER MOUND'S TWIN COVES PARK OFFERS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

LOCAL ADVENTURERS LOOKING TO ESCAPE FROM IT ALL AND GET BACK TO NATURE NEED NOT LOOK FARTHER THAN THEIR OWN BACKYARD. Flower Mound’s Twin Coves Park, nestled along the shore of Grapevine Lake, offers 243 acres of outdoor fun, including a fishing pier, boat ramp, playground, pavilions, fourhole disc golf course, scenic overlook with fire pit, grass volleyball court, picnic areas, and hiking and biking trails.

For the glamping enthusiasts, Twin Coves is home to 19 furnished cabins overlooking the lake and filled with modern amenities, including a well-equipped kitchen, living area, bedroom and bathroom. Cabins rates begin at $115 per night, depending on the season.

Each cabin sleeps as many as six people.

Those wishing to commune more with nature can bring their own tents and enjoy primitive camping sites for $20 per night. RV site rentals also are available.

And for those who simply wish to get away for the day, Twin Coves offers the popular natural-surface 22.5-mile Northshore Trail and 13.1-mile Knob Hill Trail along the lake’s shore. The nationally registered hiking and mountain biking trails are managed by the Army Corps of Engineers. Visitors also may enjoy the scenery of the lake’s north shore on horseback along approximately 9 miles of equestrian trails.

Twin Coves Park, 5001 Wichita Trail in Flower Mound, is open daily 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

A $10 daily usage fee per vehicle is required to enter Twin Coves. Annual passes are available for $45 for residents or $75 for nonresidents.

For more information about the park or to make camping reservations, visit Flower-Mound.com or call 972.874.6399.

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ARTICLE NICOLETTE MARTIN

ROOM TO

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SUCCULENT GUIDE Perfect for those who don’t necessarily consider themselves “gardening-inclined,” but also like to keep live decorations in various parts of the home, succulent plants are generally low-maintenance and come in an array of shapes, sizes, colors and textures. Grow them in unique containers—from coffee tins to books or shoes—for eco-themed decor you actually have to put in some effort to kill.

common succulents ZEBRA PLANT

ECHEVERIA ‘LOLA’

WHITE CHENILLE PLANT

Stemless clustering perennial

Up to 6 inches tall, it forms a

Small, shrubby succulent plant up

succulent up to 6 inches tall. Needs

sculpted rosette up to 6 inches in

to 12 inches tall. Small rosettes hold

plenty of sun or bright light. Use a

diameter. Good for containers and

thick green leaves densely covered

well-draining cactus potting mix.

rock gardens.

in silvery white hairs.

For more succulent information, visit WorldOfSucculents.com

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PLANTING TIPS + Succulents don’t like wet roots, so when choosing a container, make sure that it has adequate draining. If there isn’t a natural draining hole, drill several small holes in the bottom. + To ensure your soil drains easily and the plants’ roots aren’t too wet, you can use a special soil mix for succulents or mix potting soil and sand together to make it more porous. + Mix and match succulents for an artful display. They don’t mind being close together, and finishing off with aquarium rocks, moss or other decorative material will give it a finished look.

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WHAT HOUSEPLANT SHOULD YOU GET? WOULD PEOPLE DESCRIBE YOU AS HAVING A GREEN THUMB? N

Y

ARE YOU OFTEN AWAY FOR

BUT DO YOU REMEMBER

LONG PERIODS OF TIME?

TO WATER YOUR PLANTS?

Y

N

Y

DO YOU HAVE

ARE YOU LOW

MANY WINDOWS?

ON O2?

N

Y

Y

N

N

DO YOU HAVE ANY PETS? Y

IS IT HARD FOR YOU TO

N

COMMIT TO ONE THING? Y

N

CACTI + SUCCULENTS

LEMON BUTTON FERN

SNAKE PLANT

PHILODENDRON

When you’re looking for

Safe for both cats and dogs

Labeled as both a “for-

The split-leaf philodendron

variety without the hassle,

according to the ASPCA,

giving houseplant” and

does not require a lot of

cacti and succulents are

lemon button ferns—also

healthy houseplant by

light or moisture, but will

the way to go. Since they

known as southern sword

HGTV, the snake plant

grow much larger if given

are able to store water in

ferns—are drought-tolerant

tolerates low light and long

both and ample space to

their leaves, they’re more

and thrive in shady rooms.

stretches without water

climb. Be careful, though,

forgiving when your mind

They’re low-maintenance if

while also adding oxygen

it is highly toxic to animals,

is elsewhere.

you keep their soil moist.

to the room at night.

according to the ASPCA.

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DENTON COUNTY DASH 5K AND 1 MILE

BLACK BOX SONGWRITERS SERIES FEATURING THE FLYING A'S

Did you know cardiovascular disease

The husband-and-wife duo of Hilary

is the No. 1 killer of Denton County

Claire and Stuart Adamson—better

residents and many of the risk factors

known as The Flyin’ A’s—have been

are preventable? The Denton Coun-

writing and performing together for

ty Dash is a free community event

more than a decade. They deliver a

Visitors will get to show off their ar-

to bring awareness to the impact

spirited brand of original music—a

tistic abilities, watch skilled artists

of cardiovascular disease in Denton

fusion of country, rock, jazz and gos-

create one-of-a-kind artwork, marvel

County. This event provides an op-

pel. General admission tickets are $15

at and create colorful sidewalk chalk

portunity to get out and move! 5K

per person and can be purchased at

art, and learn how to better care for

starts at 9 a.m. PlayTri.com

MCLGrand.tix.com or by calling the

the Earth and make their homes

MCL Grand at 972.219.8446. 6:30 p.m.

more environmentally friendly. There

Toyota of Lewisville Railroad Park

7 TRASH OFF & SPRING FESTIVAL

MCL Grand Theater

$30 per additional child. For more information, call 972.874.6276.

14 COLORPALOOZA: A CELEBRATION OF SPRING Old Town Lewisville

also will be emphasis on interactive

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events for children, including inflatable play structures and creative arts and crafts stations. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Flower Mound High School Parking Lot

ART BOAT

Keep Flower Mound Beautiful will

Lewisville Lake Environmental

host its Trash Off & Spring Festival.

Learning Area

The community cleanup will begin

Art and nature go hand in hand, or

with registration at 8 a.m. and is open

sometimes paddle in water! Kayak to

to all ages. Volunteers will go to vari-

a secluded spot, dip a paintbrush in

ous areas in Flower Mound to clean up

the calm water and see how nature in-

trash/recyclables. The free festival will

spires you. All skill levels are welcome;

The Women of Flower Mound will part-

begin at 10 a.m. It will feature booths

paddlers receive an introduction to

ner with The Shops at Highland Village

promoting positive environmental life-

kayaking on dry land before pushing off

for its most popular FUNdraiser of the

styles and kids activities. KFMB.org

into the water. All equipment is provid-

year, featuring the latest womens, mens

ed. Ages 7 and up. $25/paddler. Regis-

and childrens spring fashions, food

tration is required. 2 p.m. LLELA.org

samples, gift basket fundraiser, goodie

7 DOUBLE OAK WOMEN’S CLUB CASINO NIGHT

Double Oak Town Hall, 320 Waketon Road

The club raises funds to provide for various events and services throughout the

14 WOMEN OF FLOWER MOUND SPRING FLING FASHION SHOW The Shops at Highland Village

bags and specials by merchants. Tick-

14 18TH ANNUAL FATHER DAUGHTER PROM

Courtyard by Marriott Dallas

ets: $45 in advance, $50 at the door (space permitting). Purchase tickets online at WomenOfFlowerMound.org.

11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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year, such as children’s social events, an

Flower Mound

annual scholarship to a graduating high

Fathers and their daughters are invit-

school senior and support to the Double

ed to dress to impress for a memorable

Oak Volunteer Fire Department, Double

evening of dancing, entertainment,

Oak Police Department and the town of

food and unforgettable father-daugh-

Double Oak. Tickets are $25 per person.

ter bonding time. Photographers will

Join Keep Lewisville Beautiful and

Purchase tickets by contacting Stepha-

be on-site to take photos for an ad-

Denton County master gardener Lar-

nie Gorman, stefg1013@dslextreme.com.

ditional charge. Registration required

ry Legg for this free class on container

7 p.m. to midnight.

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by April 7. Ages 4-13. $75 per couple,

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2018 KLB GARDEN SECRETS CLASS MCL Grand Theater

gardening. Looking to add a little color or texture

One - Time Close

to your front entry or back patio? You will learn

Construction to Permanent Loan Program

how to prepare your container, mix soil and select

First United Bank’s One-Time Close Construction to Permanent Loan Progam is designed to provide financing to build, remodel, or improve a primary residence.

plants best suited for containers. Free, but registration is required—call 972.538.5949 or email info@keeplewisvillebeautiful.org. 6 p.m.

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20 LEWISVILLE LAKE SYMPHONY PRESENTS DZMITRY ULASIUK, PIANO MCL Grand Theater

Dzmitry Ulasiuk will play Chopin’s Piano Concerto #1 with the Lewisville Lake Symphony during its final concert of the season. Ulasiuk is

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TEXAS TUNES CONCERT: AN EVENING WITH JIMMY WEBB MCL Grand Theater

A true living legend of songwriting, Jimmy Webb’s been crafting amazing songs, many of which have become cherished standards, for nearly 50 years. Now on tour with his newest CD, “Still Within the Sound of My Voice,” he is engaging audiences like never before. Tickets are $20 or $30. 8 p.m. MCLGrand.tix.com

21-22 FAMILY CAMP OUT Pilot Knoll Park Campground

Activities will include a tent decorating contest, s’mores, late-night movie (“Monsters University,”) and more! $50 per campsite (up to four campers; each additional camper: $10).

Price includes all activities, dinner and snack for breakfast. Space is limited, so sign up early.

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Registration deadline is April 13. Sign up in person at The Robert & Lee DuVall Center or online at HVParks.com.

21 BOOTS & BLESSINGS GALA Austin Ranch at Hilton DFW Lakes

The gala evening will include a cocktail hour, a seated dinner buffet and live country-western entertainment. Proceeds benefit Ally's Wish to grant wishes to mothers battling terminal illnesses so they may create lasting memories with their children and loved ones. 6 p.m. AllysWish.org

26-28 ”HONK! DARE TO BE DIFFERENT” MCL Grand Theater

”Honk!” book and lyrics by Anthony Drewe and music by George Stiles will be presented by Our Productions Theatre Co.’s Young Artist Training Program. Directed by Stephanie Riggs, this heartwarming celebration of being different is sure to delight audiences of all ages with its sparkling wit

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and memorable score. General admission: $25; seniors: $20; for students, children and industry members: $15. OurProductionsTheatreCo.org

28 PAPER SHREDDING DAY Pilot Knoll Park

Mobile, on-site paper shredding ensures that all discarded information is protected from unauthorized use, eliminating the possibility of fraud or identity theft. Shred-N-Go exhibits the highest ethical standards in mobile document destruction for privacy protection within shredding law compliance. This event is free and for Highland Village residents only. Please have your ID

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to present at the gatehouse. 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

We are always accepting submissions for events you'd like to see included in our Calendar section. Submissions are accepted via the Contact Us tab at CrossTimbersLifestyle.com.

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LOCAL’S CHOICE Jennifer Cowley (left) and Dr. Becky Gomez.

At Argyle Family Medicine, Argyle’s first direct primary care medical practice, Gomez says patients pay a monthly membership fee

HOMEGROWN HEALING

instead of filing with insurance.

“The fee covers all office visits, most in-office procedures and direct access to me by phone, text and email," she says.

While she and her husband are prepared to handle what ails the community, Gomez says prevention is key. And, often, prevention begins with the foods we eat.

“I do believe that food can be healing and eating the right foods and avoiding things like sugar and processed food can prevent many medical problems,” she says.

Gomez believes buying local also is best. She is a strong supporter of locally operated Off the Farm Food organic co-op.

Off the Farm Food was established in 2013. Owner Jennifer Cowley says the co-op continues to grow as more people, like Gomez, are learning the importance of eating organic, ethically raised food and

ARGYLE FAMILY MEDICINE & OFF THE FARM FOOD ARTICLE STEPHANIE HASBROUCK PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERT RAY SOLUTIONS

supporting local farms.

“The farms that Off the Farm Food partners with go above and beyond to practice sustainable farming and to raise their animals ethically,” Cowley says. “All of the animals are raised in their natural environment; they are never in pens, cages or confined. This, in turn, gives us healthy animals to eat—animals that are free from stress, disease, antibiotics, GMOs, pesticides … The list goes on and on.”

DR. BECKY GOMEZ OF ARGYLE BELIEVES IN A WELL-

Off the Farm Food sells local pastured chicken and eggs, grass-

ROUNDED APPROACH TO HEALTH CARE. Gomez and her

fed beef, pastured pork, artisan bacon, bone broth, soup bones and

husband, John, own Rapid Med in Double Oak and recently

organic pantry items such as raw, local honey, kombucha tea, elder-

opened Argyle Family Medicine.

berry syrup, granola and cold-brew and whole-bean coffee.

“We opened Rapid Med in 2006 with the vision of offering high-quality, convenient urgent care to the community,” she says. “Our newest

Cowley says customers can visit OffTheFarmFood.com, choose the products they want and a pickup location.

service is telemedicine. Patients can call in and video chat with health

“There is no minimum order, no membership fees and no commit-

care providers so that simple, straightforward medical problems may

ment," she says. "You order only what you want once a month and

be addressed without an in-person office visit.”

choose one of our nine site locations to pick up from. It’s that simple."

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