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9.11.24 | BLACKHORSE GOLF CLUB
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The Special Operations Warrior Foundation honors the sacrifice made in service to our country by providing "cradle to career" educational support to children of fallen Special Operations Personnel and spouses and all Medal of Honor Recipients.
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Letter from the Editor
Living in a time that's so obsessed with efficiency, convenience and productivity, it’s easy to get sucked into the trap of thinking the only worthwhile things are the ones we can control. But in reality, no matter hard we try we can’t control everything! So let’s let go a little, and leave room for exploration; go to new places, try new foods, and meet new people.
In this issue, we are excited to share the ultimate exploration and adventure that awaits you in Edinburgh, Scotland. So much beauty and history! I grew up in Edinburgh, and the school I attended from late-elementary through high school turns 330 years old this year–you read that right! It was founded in the year 1694–that’s 82 years before America became a nation! Let that sink in!
Back in Texas, we also had the absolute honor to sit down with Brent and Daniela, the inspirational, funny and kind owners of Milk & Honey Ranch located just outside of Round Top, Texas. Milk & Honey Ranch is just a quick road trip from Cypress–I urge you to go visit!
And for the most fun exploration, that is close to home and will last all year, check out the fantastic selection of souped-up Golf Carts from Lacey’s Golf Carts–you’ll need one of these premium customized rides in your life! Cheers!
LAURA SANCHEZQUAN, MANAGING EDITOR @CYPRESSLIFESTYLE
July 2024
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CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Laura SanchezQuan, Kaylee Dusang
CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS
Sunny Rajabi, Daniel Arizpe, RaCayle Harrison, Analisa Renae
Corporate Team
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1-10: Bridgeland’s 16th Annual Nature Fest featured YouTube sensation and Emmy award-winning Coyote Peterson, getting up close and personal with some of the creepiest, crawliest animals while sharing their relevance in nature. Wearing his signature ranger hat and vest, Peterson asked Nature Fest attendees to be brave, and stay wild! BraveWilderness.com
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EXPERTS IN WINDOW TREATMENTS SINCE
Johnson Development Corp. and Jasco Lighting Establish Partnership for Jubilee Homes
Jasco Lighting announced a collaboration with Johnson Development Corp to provide its JascoPro Series™ circadian lighting as a standard in all homes in Jubilee, a new community in Hockley. Circadian rhythm is the 24-hour internal clock in the brain that regulates cycles of alertness and sleepiness by responding to light changes in our environment. With the the user-friendly JascoPro Series app, SmartCycle™ lighting automatically adjusts to emulate natural light, and includes an Emergency Flash beacon to improve response time for first responders. LiveInJubilee.com
Giving back to Veterans and First Responders
Guardian Grounds Ranch, a 501c3 nonprofit is on a mission to provide a lifeline for heroes in need. There is an alarming rate of suicide (6500+ a year), substance abuse, PTSD, and divorce among veterans and first responders. Through collaboration with Camp Comrade, GGR is working to offer a sanctuary for them to start to heal and rejuvenate in nature, as well as provide holistic wellness and recovery services for those who have sacrificed so much. GuardianGrounds.org
Revitalymph Massage and Wellness relocates in Cypress
Licensed Massage Therapist and Certified Lymphedema Therapist, Alessandra Gallo specializes in Manual Lymphatic Drainage, offering a variety of traditional massage services like Swedish, Deep Tissue and cupping techniques. As a CLT, she also provides maintenance of Manual Lymphatic Drainage to lymphedema patients with a diagnosis and works safely with cancer survivors. Techniques also available to treat post-op clients. Office or in-home visits by appointment only. Located at 17844 Mound Rd. Suite B. Revitalymph.abmp.com
THE CY-FAIR FIRE DEPARTMENT WANTS YOU TO BE PREPARED FOR THE UPCOMING HURRICANE SEASON.
BEFORE A STORM
• Stock up on non-perishable food and water.
• Check and order prescribed medications.
• Store important papers in seal-tight containers.
• Pack a go back with clothes, cash, credit cards, snacks and personal items.
• Purchase life jackets for every member of the family, even the furry ones.
• Gather a first aid kit, flashlights and batteries, batteryor crank-powered radio, and a whistle to signal for help.
• Charge your cell phones and obtain portable chargers.
• Clear storm drains and trim trees away from your house.
• Remove and store items that could become projectiles in the wind.
• Plan where to shelter-in-place if needed.
IF YOU MUST EVACUATE
• Write on a wall the time and date, where you are going and who is with you.
• Check on your neighbors, especially the elderly and disabled.
Cy-Fair Women’s Club (CWC) celebrated an important milestone in their philanthropic journey by awarding 35 scholarships to graduating high school seniors. The CWC has been committed to uplifting their community since 1982, this year, each student received a $1,000 grant. The organization raises the scholarship funds through their annual Shop 'til You Drop event. This year STYD will be Saturday, September 14th, 9AM - 5PM at the Berry Center where you can shop from over 275 vendors. CyFairWomensClub.clubexpress.com
an annual family-friendly community event held at Lone Star College-CyFair, located at 9191 Barker Cypress. Enjoy arts and crafts, bounce houses, food trucks and see fire trucks, and fire demos. With several opportunities for you and your organization to support this event, contact Celia Harper, Special Events Manager at Lone Star CollegeCy-Fair. All activities are free and open to the public. LoneStar.edu
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Lone Star College Honors Largest Graduating Class in College's History
The Lone Star College Cy-Fair graduating Class of 2024 is the largest in the college’s 20-year history. Included in this milestone class were nearly 800 Dual Credit Program students both homeschool and local high schools. Nearly 700 of these were CFISD graduates who simultaneously earned an LSC-CyFair associate degree and high school diploma through the College Academy. Now is the time to start close, and go far at LSC-CyFair. Registration for summer and fall classes is underway. LoneStar.edu
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If you dream it you can get it at Lacey's
Not Your Father's Golf Cart
ARTICLE BY LAURA SANCHEZQUAN
PHOTOGRAPHY BY SUNNY RAJABI
VENOM EV
“Lacey’s offers endless customization options for souped-up versions to meet every need–and every whim!”
When you’re in the market for a new ride, Lacey’s is ready to make your golf cart dreams come true!
All pictures golf carts featured here are fitted with the following:
• Lithium battery
• Full street legal features such as turn signals, brake lights, horn, seat belts and mirrors
• 6 inch lift kit
• Custom or premium wheel and tire package
• Custom or premium Bluetooth audio system
• High output electric motor
• Disc brakes
• LED headlights and taillights
• Top speed of 25mph with 30-35 mile range
Additional Customizations:
The EVOLUTION D5 Maverick has with premium seats, premium wheels, and premium audio
Lacey’s Golf Carts has a wide selection of new and refurbished custom golf carts with brand names like Icon, Epic, Evolution, MadJax and Venom. But these aren’t your father’s golf carts. Lacey’s offers endless customization options for souped-up versions to meet every need–and every whim! Want a custom body style? Check. Want it lifted? Check. How about six seats to fit the whole family? Check. Lacey’s has you covered.
Lacey’s is also the go-to for repairs on both gas and electric golf carts, as well as sales and installation of batteries, parts and accessories. They even offer E-Ridderrs Electric Scooters in 12 colors!
The ICON i40L features custom stitched seats made in house, custom DB Drive Bluetooth audio, custom HEISE LED lighting upgrades, and custom GTW wheels
The Camo golf cart pictured is a VENOM EV Strike with a Premium Hydro dipped body, premium audio and lighting upgrades, and premium wheels
The EPIC E40L shows of its custom Shield Liner paint, custom ECOXGEAR audio and HEISE LED lighting upgrades, and RHOX custom wheels.
Shop any of Lacey’s three convenient locations in Tomball, Katy and Magnolia.
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For the Love of Horses
For those who live in the confines of the city or suburbs, owning horses might seem like a far-fetched dream.
After opening West Stables in 2020, McKenzie and Erik Montague created a space where Cypress residents can own and train horses without needing to move out to the country. Only minutes from Towne Lake and situated on approximately 11 acres, it offers the convenience of proximity along with the space to go horseback riding or simply reconnect with nature.
“The way we look at West Stables is basically like your opportunity to come be in the country without having to go out to the country,” Erik said. “We tried to create a facility that gives all the experiences to people who either want to be horse owners or participate in horsemanship without the reality of driving out to a ranch or a farm, which is pretty difficult for a lot of people.”
West Stables offers two main services – boarding and lessons. The property includes covered barn stalls, a tack room, turnout pastures, two arenas, and a round pen.
West Stables gives the horse riding community a spacious area in the heart of Cypress
ARTICLE BY KAYLEE DUSANG PHOTOGRAPHY
BY DANIEL ARIZPE
Photo Credit McKenzie Montague
Photo Credit: McKenzie Montague
On the boarding side, horse owners can choose between full or partial boarding services from on-site staff who provide daily care for the horses. The property’s boarding facilities include stalls in the main barn and container barn as well as a shaded pasture and turnout area.
Boarding services in the barn include daily watering, feed and hay given morning and afternoon, daily stall cleaning, trailer parking, and turnout and winter blanketing upon request. For those who prefer to give more hands-on care themselves, partial services ask owners to provide feed and hay as well as clean out their own stall.
In the pasture, boarding allows two to four horses per pasture, daily watering, feed and access to a round bale 24/7, and trailer parking as available.
“We have a number of people who keep their horses with us who live in a neighborhood where they have no room for a horse, but they have the benefit of having the horse close by so they can go see it every day,” Erik said.
For people who desire to learn about horses or become comfortable with riding a horse, West Stables offers beginner riding lessons all the way to advanced western techniques.
The facility’s trainers not only have a passion for horses but have been involved in professional riding and barrel racing for their entire lives, McKenzie explains.
“The two instructors who have been with horses since they can ever remember, they are the ones who run the barn, and they also care for the horses,” McKenzie said. “They’re the expertise that keeps all the horses healthy and safe –they’re the brains behind all of the care for the horses.”
Pricing is $39.99 for 30-minute lessons and $79.99 for a one-hour lesson. The facility offers lessons to ages three years old and up.
For people interested in boarding, the Montagues recommend visiting the facility to ensure it’s a good fit for them and their horse. For lessons, they advise booking a class online before moving into a regular program, especially for first-time riders.
The Montagues ask those interested in volunteer opportunities to visit the facility and meet with West Stables staff to ensure they are qualified to work around horses.
While largely focused on horses, the Montagues say a local goat and a few chickens also lounge around the property. Additionally, the facility hosts parties, events, and summer camps for kids and teens.
“Personally, I think animals make a lot of people happy, and horses especially,” McKenzie said. “Being around them and their nature just makes you feel calm.” WestStables.com
LAND OF MILK & HONEY
Escape the City to a Blissful Farm Stay Minutes From Round Top
ARTICLE BY KAYLEE DUSANG
PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANALISA RENAE & RACAYLE HARRISON
In just a short one-hour drive from Cypress, one can find themselves at a retreat in the Texas countryside, complete with luxury accommodations, adorable farm animals, and a variety of activities.
Now, the ranch has transformed from a private farm to a sprawling resort that contains the charm of the country but has the amenities and accommodations of a luxurious resort.
When one arrives at Milk and Honey Ranch, it is difficult to believe the Phillips knew little to nothing about farming or agriculture when they first purchased the property.
In 2021, Brent and Daniela Phillips originally purchased the 54-acre property as a weekend home to escape suburbia. However, it quickly turned from a weekend getaway to a permanent residence where their family could pursue a slower paced lifestyle.
Brent, who has a background as a software engineer, had spent little time outdoors before purchasing the ranch and relied on YouTube videos for several months to learn the ins and outs of running a farm.
“This was really an experiment to introduce my family to a whole other side of life, and it has been absolutely transformative,” Brent said. “Why I think people should come visit is because we are always in a rush, we are always bracing for the next thing, and
to be able to take a moment with luxury and with animals everywhere is a very, very special stay.”
Rather than keeping the farm to themselves, the Phillips felt called to share their new home with others. Starting with an empty attic space and a cabin, they gradually turned homes meant for ranch staff into accommodations for guests.
Now, the ranch has transformed from a private farm to a sprawling resort that contains the charm of the country but has the amenities and accommodations of a luxurious resort. Situated just outside the town of Burnet, the ranch is not only a short drive from Cypress, but also 15 minutes from Round Top, a popular destination for shopping and antiques.
“It has all the beautiful qualities of a farm, based on storybooks, as well as the incredible luxuries of a 5-star resort, and that’s what makes it such a special place to visit,” Daniela said.
Photo Credit: RaCayleHarrisonPhoto.com
Milk and Honey Ranch offers 12 different lodging spaces, from a tree house and “glamping” domes to a one-bedroom cottage and two-bedroom casitas. Larger accommodations include the cabin, the lodge, and the hotel that fits up to eight people. Each unit is equipped with either a full indoor or outdoor kitchen.
Guests also receive a golf cart with their stay, which makes it easy to get around the property, said Monica Carvajal, who works at Milk and Honey Ranch.
When it comes to activities, the ranch offers a variety of outdoor and indoor options depending on one’s vacation style.
“We are very family friendly, there is so much to do here, from older people to babies,” Carvajal said.
Ranch amenities include a resort-style hot tub and pool, indoor gym, spa, game room, lounge room, tennis and pickleball courts, a hiking trail with e-bikes for rent, and more.
For those interested in aquatic activities, the property’s Beach Club is equipped with cabanas, jet skis, paddle boards, and kayaks.
One of the highlights of the ranch is, of course, the animals. The property houses over 400 classic farm animals, such as goats, sheep, horses, pigs, and chickens, along with a mini highland cow named Penny that guests can pay to cuddle and take pictures with.
The name Milk and Honey comes from the Promised Land in the Bible; referred to as the land of milk and honey. But of course it also applies to the fresh milk and local honey from the property. In every welcome basket, guests receive a welcome letter, fresh sourdough bread, and honey from the farm, Carvajal said.
Photo Credit: AnalisaRenaePhotography.com
Photo Credit: RaCayleHarrisonPhoto.com
While Milk and Honey Ranch serves as a relaxing getaway, the Phillips hope it also helps others disconnect and “reimagine what life is all about.”
With fully equipped kitchens at each stay, guests can cook meals for themselves or order from the ranch’s menu of farm-totable meals that includes breakfast, dinner, and charcuterie boards. Each meal is made with organic ingredients from Milk and Honey’s farm or from a trusted local producer, including hand-crafted lattes that do not use any artificial syrups or sweeteners, Carvajal adds.
“If you order a lavender coffee, it’s really made with lavender flowers,” she said.
Most recently, Carvajal said the ranch is in the process of building a café on the property that will serve as a coffee shop and restaurant.
With picturesque countryside and farmto-table cuisine, the property also offers an event space for family and corporate retreats, weddings, or other celebrations.
While Milk and Honey Ranch serves as a relaxing getaway, the Phillips hope it also helps others disconnect and “reimagine what life is all about.”
“I think it can inspire people to see that if people from the city that knew nothing can build this, then there should be nothing stopping them from trying to do a garden in their backyard or trying to grow some fruit or some vegetables that are in their home,” Carvajal said.
MilkandHoneyRanch.com
Photo Credit: AnalisaRenaePhotography.com
Play Therapy
Play therapy is a form of therapy used primarily for children. That’s because children may not be able to process their own emotions or articulate problems to parents or other adults.
While it may look like ordinary playtime, play therapy can be much more than that.
Here at Cypress Therapy, we start at 4 years old and up.
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Explore Edinburgh
Adventure and History Await in Scotland's Capital City
ARTICLE BY LAURA SANCHEZQUAN
A beautiful city, rich in history, combining modern living with stunning Medieval, Georgian, and NeoClassical architecture, Edinburgh, Scotland is home to over half a million in the capital city. Edinburgh can be traced to the early Middle Ages with the earliest known human habitation dating back to 8500 BC. From the 9th century Edinburgh was the seat of the monarchy and the home of Scottish Parliament from its formation in 1235.
SCOTT MONUMENT
EDINBURGH CASTLE
Sitting atop an extinct volcano, discover Edinburgh Castle on a fun and friendly guided tour to learn its incredible 3,000-year history and significant role in shaping Scotland. Hear in-depth knowledge of the Castle's main buildings and attractions as you walk through the site; Castle dungeons, the military prison, the Black Banquet, St. Margaret’s Chapel, the Crown Square, and The Honors of Scotland.
One of the most iconic Edinburgh landmarks, the Scott Monument is a must-visit for tourists and locals alike. Dedicated to Sir Walter Scott, adventure to climb all 287 steps to the top of the tower. The closer to the top, the more the spiral staircase narrows and the more the steps are weathered away. A worthwhile climb upon reaching the top and taking in the unparalleled views of Edinburgh, while standing in the midst of the city center.
ARTHUR’S SEAT
Located in Holyrood Park, at the end of the Royal Mile, Arthur’s Seat is a large, grass covered hill and all that remains of an extinct volcano–its jagged, grassy prominence rising up from the urban sprawl of Edinburgh. Some claim there is a connection between Edinburgh and King Arthur and although the history behind the name is unknown, Arthur’s Seat is thought by some to have been the location of legendary Camelot. Climb the brief hike to the top for unbeatable views.
THE SCOTCH WHISKY EXPERIENCE
The only visitor attraction in the world to take guests on a grand tour of Scotland’s five whisky producing regions, telling the whole story of Scotch whisky. This immersive guided tour experience is interactive, informal and fun; exploring and tasting the secrets of single malt whisky.
'Clock-Flower' in West Princes Street Gardens, commissioned in 1903
The Royal Mile
Edinburgh Skyline at Sunset
Iconic Victoria Street
Edinburgh Skyline, Princes Street
TOP TIPS FOR EXPLORING EDINBURGH
Wear comfortable shoes and be ready to walk! There is an abundance of clean, efficient public transportation from trams and trains, buses and taxis. Unless you’re looking to do a day trip outside of the city; perhaps to spot Nessie at Loch Ness, or to visit any of the nation’s 550 renowned golf courses, you don’t need a car to explore Edinburgh. In fact, cars don’t have access to the City Center of Edinburgh!
As you walk the city and see the sites, enjoy chatting with the locals. Edinburgh’s main industry is tourism and they welcome visitors from all over the world. Don’t feel pressure to plan your trip around the weather, because it’s never particularly great. Known colloquially to have four seasons in one day, wear layers so you can add or remove them as the day goes on and the season changes. And don’t bother with an umbrella, the wind will blow it inside out--guaranteed. Consider wearing a hat, hood, or raincoat along with an adventuresome spirit! And be ready to duck into a local pub or fun little shop as an excuse to escape the rain. Rain showers won’t last too long and they never spoil the fun. Best chances for optimal weather is late summer, during the world-renowned Edinburgh Fringe Festival – so fun! But don’t discount Christmastime in Edinburgh; when it’s always breathtaking and magical.
With a vast array of Castle tours, hightea at the Balmoral Hotel, a guided tour of Mary King’s Close (a night-tour of the underground tunnels with fun and spooky ghost-tours and tales of the historic Black Plague), and site-seeing atop a double-decker open-top tour bus, there’s no end to the exploration of Edinburgh.
Members.Historic-Scotland.gov.uk & NTS.org.uk
DO’S AND DON’TS FOR TOURISTS IN EDINBURGH
Do:
• Take public transportation - it’s clean, safe and easy
• Wear a kilt and pick your favorite (or family) tartan. (It’s like plaid, but with history!)
• Pronounce Edinburgh correctly: (Sounds more like Edin-borough)
• Wear a kilt; it’s a men’s formalwear tradition!
• Check out the Harry Potter tour to discover the city where Harry Potter was conceived
• Eat Haggis; what this traditional dish lacks in appearance it makes up for in flavor
• Drink hot tea with cream and sugar; a good cuppa can solve all the world’s problems
Don’t:
• Don’t refer to the Scottish people as being Scotch, they are proudly known as Scots. Remember, Scotch is Whisky!
• Don’t ask what the men traditionally wear under their kilts. Unless you really want to know the answer, just be ready for it!
• Don’t miss the immaculate, working ‘clock-flower’ in West Princes St Gardens--the first of its kind in the world.
• Don’t bother with an umbrella, or be put off by the wind and rain!
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RO A D CHOW
A FUN AND CREATIVE TRAVEL SNACK
GUARANTEED TO SATISFY EVERYONE IN THE FAMILY.
ARTICLE BY PAULI REEP
Planning to load up the family truckster and head out on an adventure? This easyto-pack and satisfying snack is a great way to keep growling tummies quiet while you’re behind the wheel. Grab the kids, prepare it together, and try not to eat them all before you hit the road!
BREAKFAST COOKIES
INGREDIENTS:
• 2 cups quick oats
• 1/2 teaspoon salt
• 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
• 1 cup peanut butter
• 1/4 cup honey
DIRECTIONS:
• 1/3 cup apple butter
• 1 large banana, mashed (1/2 cup)
• 1/2 cup dried cranberries
• 1/2 cup pepitas
• 1/2 cup raisins
1/ Preheat oven to 325°F. Line 2 large baking sheets with parchment paper.
2/ Combine all the ingredients into a large bowl of a stand mixer (or hand mixer). Mix until all the ingredients are combined and the dough is thick and heavy.
3/ Portion 1/4 cup mounds of cookie dough onto prepared cookie sheets. Use the back of a spoon to slightly flatten out into a cookie shape. (The cookies will not spread in the oven.)
4/ Bake for 16-18 minutes or until the edges are slightly brown. Cool cookies on the baking sheets for 10 minutes, then transfer to a wire rack to cool.
5/ Cover leftover cookies and store at room temperature for up to 5 days or 10 days in the fridge.
JULY 4TH
4th of July at Towne Lake at the Boardwalk
The Boardwalk Towne Lake | 9:00 AM
Gather along the shores of Towne Lake for Patriotic festivities at The Boardwalk. Enjoy live music by Danny Ray from 4-7pm and grab a bite to eat from one of our many restaurants offering Independence Day specials! Bring the family to get a photo with Lady Liberty or Captain America! Please note there are no fireworks at the Boardwalk or Towne Lake this year. BoardwalkTL.com
JULY 4TH
July 4th Celebration & Street Fest
Business Highway 249 just north of FM 2920 in Tomball | 9:00 AM
Beat the heat and stay cool at this annual July 4th Celebration & Street Fest on Business Highway 249 just north of FM 2920 in Tomball. Enjoy live music, food, and one of the biggest fireworks shows in Houston. A patriotic birthday celebration as the city of Tomball stages the biggest Independence Day event in northwest Harris County. Free admission and parking. Street Fest is 4-9pm with fireworks to follow. TomballTX.gov
