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a dreamy space for baby

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LIFESTYLE LETTER

AUGUST 2021 PUBLISHER

Jane Krzysiak | jane.krzysiak@lifestylepubs.com EDITOR

August is for Kids & Pets!

Stephanie Hasbrouck stephanie.hasbrouck@lifestylepubs.com SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR

Rachel Medina | rachel.medina@lifestylepubs.com

IT’S AUGUST! Time to head back to school, squeeze in a farewell to summer and enjoy

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our annual Kids & Pets issue of Cross Timbers Lifestyle.

Rachel Chrisman L AYO UT DESIGNER

In “A Dreamy Space for Baby” our friend and talented photographer, Sarah Linden, Owner of Sarah Linden Photography, gives us a peek into the picture-perfect nursery she created for her sweet new daughter, Rachael.

Kelsey Proctor CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Jennifer Anderson, Jane Krzysiak, Stephanie Hasbrouck

Meanwhile, Morgan McKibbon, Pink Paw Pet Sitting owner and her sweet girl,

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Rosie, enjoy an afternoon of “Pure Bliss” at Blissful Bark Dog Wash. Proprietor

Sarah Linden Photography, Dawn Michelle Photography, Henry Krzysiak

Tiffany Stafford shares how her pet friendly local business offers a chance to make memories while having good, clean fun!

Editor Stephanie Hasbrouck takes us all on a “Late Summer Escape” as she chats it up with Alabamian Emily English about why she loves to call Orange Beach home.

In “Preparing for the Future” Jeffery Price of Price & Associates Merrill Lynch helps us tackle that pocketbook fear of college looming by offering college saving tips. And, besides getting our finances in order, it’s time to re-engage in healthy eating habits in

CORPORATE TEAM CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steven Schowengerdt CHIEF SALES OFFICER Matthew Perry

“Teaching Your Kids to Eat Healthy.”

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER DeLand Shore

With a little help from my son, Henry, and the only other lady in the house, our Labrador

OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Janeane Thompson

ART DIRECTOR Sara Minor

Retriever, Sugar, in “Man’s Best Friend” I explore why having a family dog is both men-

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tally and physically healthy.

REGIONAL SALES DIRECTOR Eric Williams WEB APPLICATIONS Michael O’Connell

Finally, we are excited to introduce our new Local Experiences feature. Each month we’ll guide you to the latest and greatest or perhaps, re-introduce you to a community favorite. This month we are checking out opportunities for “Kids at Play,”“Pet-Friendly Experiences” and what to do for that “End-of-Summer Hurrah.” We have even more local ideas at www.CityLifestyle.com, so check us out.

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ON THE COVER Photographer Sarah Linden shares her daughter’s dreamy nursery.

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Articles and advertisements do not necessarily reflect Lifestyle Publications’ opinions. No portion of this magazine may be reproduced in any form without written consent. Lifestyle Publications does not assume responsibility for statements made by advertisers or editorial contributors. Information in Cross Timbers Lifestyle™ is gathered from sources considered to be reliable, but the accuracy of all information cannot be guaranteed.

INSIDE THE ISSUE AUGUST 2021

FEATURES 16 A Dreamy Space for Baby Sarah Linden, Owner of Sarah Linden Photography, Creates A Picture-Perfect Nursery for Her Daughter

22 Pure Bliss Blissful Bark Dog Wash Allows Dog Owners to Create the 'Pawfect' Pet Spa Experience

26 Late Summer Escape Take a Trip to the Beautiful White Sands of Orange Beach for an End-of-the-Season Experience

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30 Preparing for the Future Jeffery Price of Price & Associates Merrill Lynch Offers College Saving Tips

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DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Local Experiences

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Open House

30 Financial Buzz 34 Culinary Creations 38 Lifestyle Calendar 42 Healthy Lifestyle

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GOOD TIMES

Double Oak's Annual Independence Day Parade and Picnic Raises Funds The annual Double Oak Volunteer Fire Department Independence Day Parade and Picnic was held on Saturday, July 3. Town residents, social groups, school organizations and dignitaries dressed up their cars, trucks, tractors and floats to make the parade a memorable event. Raffle tickets were also available. All funds raised benefitted the Double Oak Volunteer Fire Department.

PHOTOGRAPHY: KATHY HEIMERDINGER, GORDON WELCH AND PROVIDED

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Cross Timbers Rotary Awards Luncheon Also Celebrates Local Non-Profits On June 25, the Cross Timbers Rotary club gathered at Circle R Ranch to celebrate the end of the club year. The year in review included acknowledgement of various club members including Rotarian of the Year, David Eiland. Outgoing President, Donna Hernandez passed off the gavel to newly minted President, Shelly Dodge. More than 20 local non-profits also received grants to support their missions. PHOTOGRAPHY: GORDON WELCH

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GOOD TIMES

Independence Fest and Annual Children's Parade Enjoys a Triumphant Return The Town of Flower Mound celebrated Independence Day with the annual Children’s Parade on July 3, where decorated bikes, wagons and strollers were on patriotic display. Then on July 4, at Bakersfield Park folks enjoyed a kid zone, car show, food trucks, music by Le Freak and the Josh Abbott Band and a fireworks finale. PHOTOGRAPHY. BRIAN MASCHINO AND TOWN OF FLOWER MOUND

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AROUND TOWN “This camp was a blast,” teacher Nathaniel Torson said. “It allowed me to indulge in the pure joy of teaching, and showed the great things we can do in the district when we all pull together.”

ADRIENNE GALL APPOINTED LISD’S NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF LEARNING AND TEACHING Adrienne Gall has been appointed LISD’s new Chief Executive Director of Learning and Teaching.

She most recently served as Executive Director of Elementary Curriculum and Programs, where she oversaw all curricular content areas and led multiple departments within LISD.

LEWISVILLE GRAND THEATER FEATURES LOCAL ARTISTS

“Mrs. Gall brings a unique perspective to our

learning

and

teaching

division,”

LISD

Superintendent of Schools Kevin Rogers says.

Did you know Lewisville Grand Theater show-

“She has a wealth of experience at many levels in

cases local artists? The Gallery at Lewisville Grand

our district and has been an integral part in making

Theater features local, regional and touring exhibits

decisions that support innovative student learning

in its rotating exhibitions. For information on the

during one of the most challenging years we’ve

latest exhibits or get information on how you can

seen in education in recent memory. Mrs. Gall will

have your works showcased, visit lewisvillegrand.

be an excellent addition to our leadership team.”

com/the-arts/art-gallery-exhibits.

LISD STUDENTS TAKE PART IN CAREER EXPLORATION CAMP

ZOE’S KITCHEN REBRANDING TO CAVA Zoe’s Kitchen, 5871 Long Prairie Road, Suite 300, is rebranding to Cava, a build-your-own

More than 300 middle school students partici-

fast-casual Mediterranean restaurant featuring

pated in LISD’s inaugural Career Exploration Camp

bowls, salads, pitas and more. For more informa-

in May. All students received hands-on audio/video,

tion about Cava, visit cava.com.

business/entrepreneurship, computer science and nutrition sessions. The camp also included classes in animal science, architecture, auto collision, cosmetology and horticulture.

TICKETS ON SALE NOW FOR CCS FIESTA FUNDRAISER The Christ Child Society of Dallas Fort Worth (CCS) will hold its Fiesta Fundraiser Saturday,

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Sept. 18, at the Courtyard Marriott Dallas/Flower Mound. Individual tickets and sponsor-level packages are available for purchase now. CCS is a non-denominational, non-profit organization supporting local agencies, including PediPlace, Loreto House, Communities in Schools North Texas, Low Birth Weight Development Center, Journey to Dream – Kyle’s Place and the CCA’s Kids Eat Free summer program. For more tickets and more information, visit christchildsocietydfw.org.

PRICKLY PEAR ELECTROLYSIS AND SKIN CARE CELEBRATES ONE-YEAR ANNIVERSARY On Aug. 18, Prickly Pear Electrolysis and Skin Care will celebrate its one-year anniversary. Located at 3601 Yucca Drive, Suite 200 in Flower Mound, husband-and-wife team, Kelley and Roroc, have been leading their overjoyed clients to a much less harried or should we say, “haired” existence, all while listening to great music in their cool vibe

TRAFFIC SIGNAL BOX CONTEST WINNERS NAMED

salon environment. Using state-of-the-art equipment, electrolysis is the only 100% permanent hair removal recognized by the FDA that works on all

Congratulations to the 2021 Traffic Signal Box

hair colors and types. To book an appointment with

Contest winners Wanda Grice, Stella Helpenstill

these successful local entrepreneurs visit https://

and Andrea Ward. Their art was based on the

pricklynomore.com/book-now.

themes of celebrating cultural diversity and the flowers of Flower Mound. This year, the town received more submissions than ever before and thanks all who participated.

RAY WATSON NAMED FLOWER MOUND’S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

NEW BUSINESSES COMING TO LAKESIDE BUSINESS DISTRICT The Town of Flower Mound recently announced that several new businesses will be coming soon to the Lakeside Business District.

TITANS of CNC, a Computer Numerical

Ray Watson has been named Flower Mound’s new

Control (CNC) educational platform, has leased

Economic Development Director. He currently is based

Building 1. Three companies recently have leased

in Dallas as a partner with US Consults, a national

about 20,000 square feet of Building 2. The

consulting company that specializes in site selection

new occupants include Phoenix Innovations, a

and government relations. He previously was execu-

reverse logistics company; Water Tech, a water

tive director of economic development corporations in

treatment products manufacturer; and Lifetime

Kerrville, Windcrest, Ruston, La., and Ouachita, La.

Windows & Siding.

“Ray’s broad economic development experience

The entire Building 3 has been leased by

and work with the public sector will be an asset

RuffleButts, as seen on the show Shark Tank.

for us and for the Flower Mound community, and

RuffleButts is a boutique brand for children. The

we’re excited to get him on board,” Interim Town

Lakeport 2499 will be the company’s headquarters

Manager/CFO Debra Wallace says.

and not a retail site.

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LOCAL EXPERIENCES

KIDS + PETS WHILE IT’S NOT OVER YET, SUMMER IS SOON COMING TO AN END AND WHAT BETTER WAY TO BID ADIEU THAN TO SPEND TIME WITH FRIENDS, FAMILY AND OUR FAVORITE FOUR-LEGGED FRIENDS! Embrace the end of the season by gathering the kids, dogs and adults for some indoor and outdoor recreation and exploration, petfriendly destinations that embrace our furry friends and our end of summer and return to school summer party ideas!

END-OF-SUMMER HURRAH + Enjoy the splash pad and music at Doubletree Ranch Park’s Concert in the Park Saturday, Aug. 21.

310 Highland Village Road + Celebrate Back to School from 1-5 p.m. Monday, Sept. 6, at the CAC outdoor water park. Activities are free with paid admission.

1200 Gerault Road + Enjoy a fun-filled weekend getaway at Great Wolf Lodge, which houses one of the best water parks in Texas!

100 Great Wolf Drive Grapevine, TX + LLELA offers many fun ways to connect with nature, including its My

Town of Flower Mound

First Fish Cane Pole Fishing 101 class from 9-11 a.m. Aug. 6.

201 E. Jones Street, Lewisville + Spend a day at the beautiful Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden. Don’t forget to stop by the magical Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Garden!

8525 Garland Rd Dallas, TX 14

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KIDS AT PLAY + Located in Flower Mound’s River Walk, Mac&Z offers indoor play and a full menu for parents and kiddos.

4281 Esplanade Place, Suite 100 + Highland Village’s Doubletree Ranch Park boasts a walking trail, picnic pavilion, grand lawn and epic splash pad, as well as soccer fields and a concession stand.

310 Highland Village Road + Lewisville’s Railroad Park includes an impressive 33,000-square-foot skate park – the largest hybrid skating facility in the Metroplex.

1301 S. Railroad Street, Lewisville + Heritage Park has something for everyone, including Heritage Springs Splash Pad, playground, Fort Wildflower Playground, a disc golf course, picnic areas, trails and a nature overlook.

600 Spinks Road

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+ The CAC has much fun to offer, including special events, classes and a massive outdoor water park and pool.

1200 Gerault Road

PET-FRIENDLY EXPERIENCES + The Hound Mound at Heritage Park is the town's five-acre dog park, located on the east side of Heritage Park. The park has separate areas for small and large dogs.

1202 S. Garden Ridge Blvd. + Highland Villages’ Unity Park includes an impressive dog park called the K-9 Kastle, where dogs can play with their owners and socialize with other pups.

2200 Briarhill Blvd., Highland Village + Take a hike in Murrell Park and take in the views of Grapevine Lake.

880 Simmons Road City of Highland Village

+ Three Dog Bakery offers fresh-baked treats for the four-legged friends in your life. Stop by for a famous Pupcake.

5810 Long Prairie Road

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+ More and more restaurants are becoming pet friendly. Did you know that Urbano Enchilada Taco Bar has a dog-friendly patio? Enjoy a meal with your four-legged friend!

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OPEN HOUSE

ARTICLE STEPHANIE HASBROUCK PHOTOGRAPHY SARAH LINDEN PHOTOGRAPHY

SARAH LINDEN, OWNER OF SARAH LINDEN PHOTOGRAPHY, CREATES A PICTUREPERFECT NURSERY FOR HER DAUGHTER

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a dreamy space for baby

“ T he nu rser y ma kes me feel i nspi red, rea l ly. A nd

i ma g i nat ive. I hope R achael feels th is way too when she ga zes at the bi rds a nd but ter f l ies on her wa l lpaper.”

SARAH LINDEN OF HIGHLAND VILLAGE TYPICALLY CAN BE

collected from a variety of stores and from a variety of decades.

FOUND BEHIND THE CAMERA, SHOOTING PHOTOGRAPHS

That’s the definition of unique.”

OF ELEGANT HOME DESIGNS. Recently, she put her own design

Through her business, Sarah Linden Photography, Sarah

talents to work when she created a lovely space for one of the most

photographs spaces for local interior designers. Her affinity for

important new people in her life – her baby daughter Rachael.

photography was inspired by her mother.

Sarah and her husband, Benjamin, have two children, Bennett,

“My love for photography first began when my mom, as a newish

5, and Rachael, 9 months. This is the second time Sarah has

single parent, went back to college and took a black-and-white film

designed a nursery space, but she admits, “Rachael’s feminine

photography class. I vividly remember helping compose images

space was more fun!”

and seeing the final product several days after she developed the

“I loved the process of putting together Rachael’s room. I

film in the same dark room,” Sarah says. “A few years later, I took

think it’s the thrill of the hunt! I love bouncing around from

that same class with the same professor and developed film in

Home Goods, Facebook marketplace and the larger retailers to

the same dark room. I became obsessed with the process, feeling

find all the coordinating pieces,” she says, adding that eclectic

accomplished as both an artist and pseudo-scientist, snapping

items make the room feel more curated. “I find spaces look

photos in my spare time and mixing chemicals in the dark room to

more tailored to the person who lives in them when items are

see if I actually captured images worth framing.”

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“I l i ke my nu rser ies to

be ca l m i ng spaces. A nd not just for the ba bies.

I k now I’ l l be spend i ng a lot of t i me i n them mysel f, a nd I prefer

décor that ’s sooth i ng to the senses.”

Now Sarah’s frame-worthy images appear in marketing material and magazines.

“My newfound niche perfectly blends two passions of mine: interior design and photography,” she says.

Sarah enjoyed blending that artistic talent and eye for design when she conceptualized and created her daughter’s nursery.

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swans I’m using as bookends. The table lamp is the other unique piece with its white and gold flower-filled base. It’s not normally a style I’m drawn to, but in Rachael’s nursery it fits so well with the feminine, whimsical feel,” Sarah says.

Perhaps most importantly, Sarah sought to create a comfortable space.

“I like my nurseries to be calming spaces. And not just for

With both of her children’s nurseries, Sarah began with an

the babies. I know I’ll be spending a lot of time in them myself,

inspiration piece. “In the case of Rachael’s room, I began with

and I prefer décor that’s soothing to the senses,” Sarah says.

the stunning wallpaper and let the other elements comple-

“As much as I want a lovely looking room, there’s no way

ment its whimsical pattern … I swapped out my ceiling fans

I’d add something that took away from a comforting space,”

for ones with brass, and I also found a pair of vintage brass

she says. “For example, the big, white chair. I know it’s

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extra-large, but as the primary person using it, especially on

the space for years to come. Her thoughtful design

those all-nighters with the baby, I can’t imagine replacing it

choices have resulted in a dreamy, perfect space for

with anything smaller or more compact. I used this same chair

her daughter to enjoy as she grows.

in my firstborn’s nursery, so there’s a lot of nostalgia there too.”

“The nursery makes me feel inspired, really. And imag-

Sarah also repurposed her son’s crib. “Seeing how gen-

inative,” Sarah says. “I hope Rachael feels this way too

der neutral they are, and how fast babies grow out of the

when she gazes at the birds and butterflies on her wall-

nursery furniture, it felt right using these pieces again. In

paper. I envision the next stage of this room with a white

fact, the only new piece I purchased is the cane dresser. I

Jenny Lind bed and canopy draped against the wallpaper

intentionally went with a lighter wood tone since all other

for an extra dose of whimsy. I would have died to have a

furniture pieces in the room are white.”

room like this as a kid!”

Sarah says it was important for her to invest in pieces that are functional, beautiful and will work in

To see more of Sarah’s photography, visit sarahlindenphotography.com.

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Pure Bliss ARTICLE STEPHANIE HASBROUCK PHOTOGRAPHY DAWN MICHELLE PHOTOGRAPHY

BLISSFUL BARK DOG WASH ALLOWS DOG OWNERS TO CREATE THE 'PAWFECT' PET SPA EXPERIENCE

LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT PLACE TO PAMPER

Blissful Bark offers fully-equipped cleaning stations

YOUR PUP? With its high-end self-serve dog wash,

for pups of all sizes. “Our tubs are very large and easy

Blissful Bark Dog Wash has everything pet owners need

to access,” Tiffany says. “No need to bring anything. We

to give their dogs a top-notch spa experience.

provide shampoo, conditioner, ear cleaner, a large spa-

“We provide a clean, safe, friendly, fun family environment for you to bathe your four-legged family member,” says Blissful Bark Owner Tiffany Stafford. “No appointments necessary – it’s all first-come-first-served.”

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cious tub with a tie down to keep the dog in, towels, blow dryers, brushes, combs, etc.”

Blissful Bark also provides the tools to groom your own dog. “If you’re adventurous, we provide clippers to

give them a haircut,” Tiffany says. “We are there to share some pointers or tips. We do nail clipping for free.”

The best part of all - no mess! “You leave the mess behind for us to clean,” Tiffany says.

Since creating the dog wash, Tiffany says she’s been overwhelmed by the community’s support.

“The community response has been amazing. More than I had imagined,” Tiffany says. “I never thought we would be going

In addition to top-of-the-line wash stations, Blissful Bark offers a wide variety of quality pet products.

through life together. They have touched my heart, as I hope we have touched theirs.”

“We are selective in the brands we bring in,” Tiffany says. “We

Blissful Bark Dog Wash is located at 2701 Cross Timbers Road,

have a variety of nutritious treats and food. We like to partner with

Suite 214. For more information, visit blissfulbarkdogwash.com.

family-owned-and-operated dog food companies. We also have toys

Special thanks to Morgan McKibbon, owner of Pink Paw Pet Sitting,

and supplements.”

and her dog Rosie for participating in our photo shoot. Pink Paw Pet

Blissful Bark Dog Wash was established in 2007. Tiffany’s late

Sitting offers professional services designed to meet your needs and

dog Schutz Angel was the inspiration. Blissful Bark’s mission is

the needs of your pets, including occasional or daily dog walks, vaca-

to support the health and well-being of pets while providing care

tion visits and overnight sitting. For more information about Pink Paw

and love at every visit.

Pet Sitting, visit pinkpawpetsitting.com.

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Morgan McKibbon, owner of Pink Paw Pet Sitting, washes her dog at Blissful Bark.

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ARTICLE STEPHANIE HASBROUCK | PHOTOGRAPHY CONTRIBUTED

TAKE A TRIP TO THE BEAUTIFUL WHITE SANDS OF ORANGE BEACH FOR AN ENDOF-THE-SEASON EXPERIENCE

Late Summer Escape

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YOU COULD CALL EMILY ENGLISH A BIT OF A WANDERER.

“Of all the places I’ve lived, I like this place the best,” Emily says.

Born and raised in Alabama, Emily has lived in seven states, includ-

“Its natural beauty with sugar-white sands and jewel-toned water;

ing Texas, but her wanderlust led her back to Alabama, where she

its southern hospitality; its commitment to avoid over-commercial-

now resides in the stunning seaside town of Orange Beach.

ization; its public safety, community services and cleanliness; avail-

This month Emily gives us the inside scoop on Orange Beach - for those who are planning the perfect end-of-summer vacation.

ability of fresh seafood; proximity to major airports and New Orleans; its appeal to artists renegades and gypsy spirits; and the opportunity CONTINUED >

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“THE NATURAL BEAUTY HERE STILL CAPTIVATES ME.” to live on island time with con-

“This is the only fine dining

stant beach hair and flip flops all

restaurant

appealed to me,” Emily says.

Gulf. Voyagers has white table-

overlooking

the

While the pristine beaches

cloths, an extensive wine list, an

are perhaps the most popular

award-winning chef, a creative

Orange Beach attraction, Emily

pastry chef and valet service,”

says the coastal town offers

she says. But don’t forget to

myriad other activities.

make a reservation!

She suggests hiking or biking

One thing is evident about

the Hugh Branyon Back Country

Orange Beach – there is some-

Trail. The trail includes miles of

thing wonderful in store for all

walking and biking routes that

who visit.

meander through Gulf State

“The beach strums all of our

Park and offer opportunities to

senses- can you smell salt air

observe coastal nature.

and suntan lotion from memory?

For boating enthusiasts, Emily recommends taking an excursion with Anonyme Cruises, a boating

Do you hear seagulls’ squawks

group that specializes in small to mid-size parties, or enjoying one of the various dolphin boat cruises in

and crashing waves? Do you

the area. “These options tend to be more affordable, more family friendly and less of a time commitment

smile remembering fluffy towels

than deep-sea fishing, where charter boats go so far out, you miss seeing how people live on the water.”

and the touch of a loved one

For those who like to do a bit of shopping, Emily suggests Tallulah’s Treasures on the beach road

slathering

sunblock

on

your

and the Prosperous Pelican on Canal Road. “Both offer unique jewelry, coastal art and gifts made by

back, or do you cringe thinking of

local artists,” she says. “These ‘pearls’ are not found in your typical chain store souvenir shop.”

a jellyfish sting or the tenderness

For dining out- nothing beats gulf-coast seafood. Emily suggests dining out during lunchtime, when restaurants tend to be less crowded. “Why not avoid intense sun rays around high noon and beat the crowds at the same time?”

of a sunburn?

“Every single time I drive over the Perdido Pass Bridge, I take

For dinnertime, Emily recommends picking up dinner or packing a picnic and heading to

a deep breath, gaze at the Gulf

Waterfront Park on Canal Road. “With a great playground, plenty of space for kids to run around,

and say aloud, ‘Thank you, God,

clean restrooms, picnic pavilions with electricity and a pier for fishing or dolphin watching, this

that I get to live here.’ The natural

has become my favorite spot,” she says.

beauty here still captivates me.”

Those seeking a romantic dinner out should visit Voyagers at Perdido Beach Resort. Emily says it offers the most scenic, euphoric dining experience.

For more information on Orange Beach, visit gulfshores.com.

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FINANCIAL BUZZ

PREPARING FOR THE

FUTURE

JEFFERY PRICE OF PRICE & ASSOCIATES MERRILL LYNCH OFFERS COLLEGE SAVING TIPS

IT’S BACK-TO-SCHOOL TIME, AND FOR MANY,

THAT

MEANS

SENDING

In order to save for college, parents

THEIR

must first understand the costs associ-

CHILDREN TO COLLEGE. However, studies

ated. Speaking with a financial advisor

predict that college enrollment numbers may

can create a roadmap for parents, grand-

be lower this year - due in part to college costs.

parents and all involved in the process.

Jeffery Price, Managing Director and Wealth

This month, Jeffery offers his top

Management Advisor at Price & Associates

tips for college saving. For more infor-

Merrill Lynch in Southlake, says it is important

mation, contact Merill Lynch Wealth

that families begin saving for college as soon

Management Advisor Jeffery Price of the

and as wisely as possible.

Southlake office at 817-410-4940.

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TIP 1

TIP 2

TIP 3

It is important to understand the

As important as it is to under-

With college costs on the rise,

cost of college education. Calculating

stand the cost, you will also want to

starting early can pay off later. The

the cost ultimately depends on the

consider any tax benefits/conse-

earlier you start, the more time

college you choose (public, private or

quences involved with education sav-

you allow for your investments to

technical) and how much financial aid

ings. Please consult your tax advisor.

grow which can help to reduce any

you could potentially receive. Doing

amount that you may need to borrow

some basic research and talking with

down the road.

your financial advisor can help you determine your goals and the options available to meet those goals.

TIP 4

TIP 5

TIP 6

Whether you are investing for a

Investing for education should com-

Evaluate your education goals and

child, grandchild, family member or

plement and work alongside other life

progress toward meeting those goals

even yourself, you can find the right

priorities like retirement. It is important

on a regular basis.

type of account to pursue your edu-

not to sacrifice your retirement savings

cation planning needs.

to pay for education expenses. There are other funding sources available for education that you can utilize to help you meet your goals.

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CULINARY CREATIONS

ARTICLE JENNIFER ANDERSON MSPH RDN

TE AC H I N G YO U R K I D S TO E AT H E A LTH Y

HEALTHY LUNCHES & SNACKS FOR KIDS AS PARENTS, ONE OF OUR BIGGEST PRIORITIES IS ENSURING THAT OUR KIDS ARE GETTING THE NUTRIENTS THEY NEED. But getting them to eat their fruits and vegetables isn’t always easy, especially if your kids are picky eaters like many seem to be.

Let’s talk about the benefits of introducing healthy food to your kids at an early age. Read on to find helpful information about feeding picky eaters, plus a healthy lunch and snack recipe for kids.

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Known for her beautiful and colors-of-the-rainbow photos of flavorful meals, Jennifer Anderson is a registered dietician who has a FUN and playful approach to guiding parents to reduce mealtime stress.

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4 B E N E F I T S O F H E A LT H Y LU N C H E S A N D S N A C K S F O R K I D S TO E AT NUTRITION IS ESSENTIAL TO KIDS’ DEVELOPMENT My first child fell off the growth chart, and I learned how much effort can go into feeding a child. Kids develop quickly in the first few years of life, so incorporating a variety of nutritious foods is essential to their growth and development.

BALANCED NUTRITION LEADS TO HEALTHY KIDS Feeding your child a variety of foods is the key to getting them many different types of nutrients. Each food and group of food helps your child’s body in a different way. For example, foods high in fat such as avocados, olive oil, nuts and seeds, fatty fish, and more support your child’s brain development.

Eating lots of fruits and vegetables can help your child fight off illnesses. If your child is struggling to eat veggies, don’t worry about feeding them more fruit while they are learning to eat more veggies. For those kids who won’t eat fruits and veggies, keep having them available at meals so that they can learn to like them.

White and brown foods such as cauliflower and whole grains have plant compounds as well. All the colors count!

HEALTHY EATING AS CHILDREN EQUALS HEALTHY EATING AS ADULTS When little kids learn to eat fruits and vegetables at an early age, they are more likely to continue eating healthy foods as adults. So many of our tastes and eating patterns begin in childhood.

COLORFUL FOOD PROVIDES ESSENTIAL NUTRIENTS Different plant compounds have colors that give food their colors. For example, beta carotene is a plant compound that makes carrots orange.

Each plant compound does something different in your body, which is why eating lots of different colors helps keep our bodies healthy.

Sometimes people think of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple as the only “colorful” foods. White and brown foods such as cauliflower and whole grains have plant compounds as well. All the colors count!

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3 T I P S F O R G E T T I N G YO U R K I D S TO E AT H E A LT H Y F O O D S MAKE SNACKS AND MEALTIME FUN We all know that kids like to play and have fun, so why not make food fun? Whether you’re turning broccoli into a microphone at dinner, or playing tic-tac-toe with edible carrot sticks, kids get into it.

They also love trying new utensils, helping prepare food, and using new kitchen tools. The more fun they have, the more they are willing to try new things and eat more foods.

Kids, especially kids who may be picky or selective, often like a little bit of novelty. There are lots of ways to add a little bit of novelty without spending a lot of time.

My top recommendation is toothpicks. I call it “toothpick magic.”

Whenever your child is ready to use toothpicks, try it with any food that they are hesitant to eat and see what happens. It’s hard for kids and adults to resist eating food off a toothpick.

We also love silicone muffin cups, mini cookie cutters, food picks and fun silverware.

I also love our stainless steel lunch boxes. If you’re trying to decide which one is best for you, I wrote a surprisingly honest review of the 16 most popular stainless steel lunch boxes on the Kids Eat in Color blog.

DON’T GIVE UP Parents often assume that if a child doesn’t eat a food the first or second time it’s served, the child doesn’t like the food. Teaching kids to eat a variety of foods is a long game. Many children may need to see or taste a food 10 or 20 times before they are willing to eat it.

Especially selective kids may need hundreds of exposures before they learn to like a new food. What’s important is that as parents, we don’t give up. A child will never learn to eat a food that isn’t on the table.

If you’re struggling with a picky eater, I highly recommend the Kids Eat in Color® free picky eater guide (at KidsEatInColor.com) that walks parents through how to help a picky child eat more foods.

FORCING HEALTHY FOODS ON KIDS OFTEN BACKFIRES Another assumption is that we have to make kids eat healthy foods.

Often, making a child eat food or eat a certain amount of food backfires.

It may backfire in the short run by making a child more selective and less likely to eat the foods you want them to eat. It can also backfire in the long run and make it hard for a child to tell when they are hungry or full.

If you’ve ever felt a compulsion to finish your plate even after you feel full, that may come from your previous experiences of having to finish your plate.

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Kids, especially kids who may be picky or selective, often like a little bit of novelty.

MIDNIGHT MEDITERRANEAN P A S TA Affordable Flavors

Meal Plan

Yield: 4-6 servings Prep time: 15 minutes Cook time: 30-40 minutes INGREDIENTS

+ 8 ounces whole wheat (or regular) linguine + 3 tablespoons oil + 4 cloves garlic, chopped + 1 cup canned tomato, chopped + 1 (15 ounce) can of chickpeas, drained + 1 teaspoon dried oregano

LU N C H A N D S N A C K R E C I P E S F R O M

+ Salt to taste + ½ teaspoon black pepper

K I D S E AT I N C O LO R M E A L P L A N S

+ ½ teaspoon garlic powder + ½ teaspoon paprika + 3-½ cups fresh spinach METHOD

1. In medium-sized pot, bring water to boil. Cook whole wheat linguine according to instructions.

2. In large pan, heat up oil. Once heated, add chopped garlic. Cook until lightly browned.

3. Add tomato, chickpeas, oregano, salt, black pepper, garlic powder, and paprika. Bring to simmer.

S TA R T H E A LT H Y H A B I T S E A R LY

4. Add spinach and cook until wilted.

5. Strain linguine and add to pan; stir well to incorporate.

The key takeaway here is to introduce healthy

6. Remove from heat and enjoy!

foods to your child at an early age. Be patient with your pickiest of eaters, and re-introduce a food several times. Stick with it; their long-term health habits depend on it!

G R E E K YO G U R T RANCH DIP This goes great with raw veggies like celery, carrots, broccoli, snap peas, cauliflower, or any veggie your kids might like raw. It also goes

Real Easy

Weekdays Meal Plan

Children tend to mimic adults, so try to be a good example and eat the foods you want them to eat. Your health will benefit too! Try to make snacks and mealtime fun for your kids so they will want to participate and develop a healthy relationship with food.

great with whole-grain crackers and pita chips!

INGREDIENTS + ½ cup full-fat Greek yogurt + ½ to 1 Tablespoon of Trader Joe’s Onion Salt (alternatives include Ranch dressing mix, onion salt, or a combination of onion powder and garlic powder) METHOD 1. Mix Greek yogurt with seasoning. Serve.

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1, 8, 15, 22, 29 FLOWER MOUND FARMERS MARKET Parker Square

AUGUST

LIFESTYLE CALENDAR

The Flower Mound Farmers Market takes place from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. every Sunday in Parker Square. For a vendor list, visit fourseasonsmarkets.com/events.

1-14 I AM WOMAN EXHIBIT Lewisville Grand Theater

Lewisville Grand Theater will showcase the photography and poetry of Missy Burton in the I Am Woman exhibit featured in the North Corridor Gallery. Gallery hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday.

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KLB GARDEN SECRETS SERIES: GETTING STARTED WITH NATIVES Virtual Event

Join Keep Lewisville Beautiful for a Zoom Garden Secrets Class all about getting started with native and adaptive plants. The class will be taught by Liz Moyer, Denton County Master Gardener & Native Plant Society of Texas. For more information or to register, visit keeplewisvillebeautiful.org/garden-secrets.

6 MY FIRST FISH CANE POLE FISHING 101 LLELA

LLELA offers many fun ways to connect with nature, including its My First Fish Cane Pole Fishing 101 class from 9-11 a.m. Aug. 6. For more information, visit llela.org.

7 FMHS DRUMLINE ELECTRONICS RECYCLING FUNDRAISER Flower Mound High School

The FMHS drumline is requesting donations of old computers, laptops, desktops, etc. for its Electronic Recycling Fundraiser. For a complete list of accepted

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items, visit the FMHS Drumline Electronics Recycling Fundraiser Facebook event page.

7, 14, 21, 28 HIGHLAND VILLAGE FARMERS MARKET 1100 Village Pkwy

The Highland Village Farmers Market takes place from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. every Saturday at 1100 Village Pkwy. For a list of vendors, visit fourseasonsmarkets.com/events.

9 FREE YOGA FOR ANXIETY EVENT Sanara Yoga & Wellness

Dr. Messina & Associates is partnering with Sanara Yoga & Wellness for an evening of education and wellness. Dr. Michael Messina will lead a 30-minute discussion on anxiety, and Sanara owner Allison Fullmer will lead a yoga session. The event is free, and childcare is available. RSVP at sanarawellness.com.

14 TEXAS TUNES: MARCIA BALL Lewisville Grand Theater

Texas Tunes presents Marcia Ball at 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 14. Visit mclgrand.com/tix for tickets.

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JOURNEY TO DREAM CHARITY CASINO NIGHT Sneaky Pete’s Monterey Ballroom, Lewisville

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C onverge exist s to help you E stabli sh , St re ng the n, P res e r v e, and Re ne w conne c t i on in your rel at i onship.

Pete’s Monterey Ballroom in Lewisville. Journey to Dream’s mission is to empower, equip and embrace victimized, at-risk and homeless teens to overcome adversity and homelessness through education, life skills and positive experiences. For more information, visit journeytodream.com.

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KLB GARDEN SECRETS SERIES: GROWING A SUSTAINABLE FLOWER GARDEN Virtual Event

AUGUST

LIFESTYLE CALENDAR

Join Keep Lewisville Beautiful for a Zoom class about

growing

a

sustainable

flower

garden.

Master Gardener Sue Newhouse will lead the session. For more information or to register, visit keeplewisvillebeautiful.org/garden-secrets.

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EAT + DRINK

DOUBLETREE RANCH PARK’S CONCERT IN THE PARK Doubletree Ranch Park

Enjoy the splash pad and music at Doubletree Ranch Park’s Concert in the Park featuring George Strait Tribute King George at 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 21. For more information, visit highlandvillage.org.

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SHOP LOCAL

Eisemann Center, Richardson

The HighArt Foundation presents HENOSIS (Unity) Concert: An Explosion of Classical Voices at 7 p.m.

Aug. 22 in the Eisemann Center in Richardson.

Enjoy an evening of operatic, spiritual, classical and art songs, performed by internationally acclaimed vocalists. The HighArt Foundation. established by Flower Mound resident NaGuanda Nobles, awards scholarships to musically talented and deserving high school students.

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23-29 DENTON COUNTY BURGER WEEK Various Locations

The first official Denton County Burger Week benefitting the North Texas Food Bank and Tarrant Area Food Bank will take place from 8 a.m.-10 p.m. Aug. 23-Aug. 29. For a list of participating restaurants, visit dentoncountyburgerweek.com.

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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE ARTICLE JANE KRZYSIAK PHOTOGRAPHY HENRY KRZYSIAK

Man’s Best Friend

HAVING A DOG ISN'T JUST FUN, IT'S HEALTHY

THROUGHOUT THE AGES CANINE COM-

guidelines, walking nearly 300 minutes outside

PANIONS HAVE BEEN CELEBRATED IN

per week with their dogs. Rover proves to be

LITERATURE - FROM ODYSSEUS’ FAITH-

the ultimate work out buddy!

FUL ARGOS TO WILSON RAWLS’ OLD DAN

Looking into your dog’s eyes boosts oxytocin,

that

i.e. “the love hormone,” helping you form social

dogs

make

wonderful companions,

whether it’s going for walks, cuddling on the couch, or playing fetch, but they also make you happier and healthier. Here’s how.

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attachments and generally feel happier.

Dogs make you feel less lonely. A 2019 BMC Public Health study out of Australia found

Dogs help general health and well-

that new dog owners experienced less loneli-

being. According to the American Heart

ness within three months. According to a CNBC

Association there has been a comprehensive

story by Sarah Whitten, this fact seems to point

review of studies published between 1950 and

to why animal shelters saw a massive increase in

2019 that reveals that anyone who lives with

dog adoptions during the COVID-19 pandemic.

a dog has better responses to stress, lower

Dogs make you more social. Approximately

blood pressure and longer lifespan.

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Locking eyes with Fido boosts oxytocin.

AND LITTLE ANN. It’s widely acknowledged

40% of pet owners had an easier time making

Daily work outs are a breeze. Dog owners

new friends, according to a 2015 survey across

are almost four times more likely than non-

four cities. Researchers found that pet owners

dog owners to meet daily physical activity

were more likely to get to know neighbors.

Social distancing encouraged

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