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LIFESTYLE LETTER
MAY 2018 PUBLISHER
Lynn Bowles | Lynn.Bowles@LifestylePubs.com EDITOR
Nicolette Martin | Nicolette.Martin@LifestylePubs.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Lynn Bowles, Nicolette Martin, Rick Murray
To Strong Women
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Lynn Bowles, Nicolette Martin, Rick Murray
THOUGH MAY IS TRADITIONALLY A TIME TO CELEBRATE MOTHERS, AT HENDERSONVILLE LIFESTYLE, WE WANT TO TAKE THIS CHANCE TO RECOGNIZE ALL OF THE STRONG LADIES IN OUR COMMUNITY. From activists, entrepreneurs and CEOs, to artists, teachers and, yes, mothers, these women are changing our community’s landscape and influencing its future. In this month's feature article, you’ll meet some of them and learn about the impact they have. You may even catch a few of them around town! Since May also brings the start of spring and, often, warmer weather, you’ll also find the perfect place to take a girl’s getaway to make the most out of bluer skies. Round up the women who make life fun and hit the road. Our guide will help you plan the perfect trip and make sure you have fun—and plenty of things to do—while you're away. We'll also bring you inside a local feminine space business and share some favorite items from a local duo. So, when we’re celebrating the mothers in our lives, we’ll also raise a glass to all of the
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INSIDE THE ISSUE MAY 2018
FEATURES 17 Girlfriend Getaway to Nashville Spending a Weekend in the ‘It’ City Just 20 Minutes from Hendersonville
20 Female Movers & Shakers Women Working to Better the Hendersonville Community
26 Halotherapy Retreat At Salt MedSpa
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34 Michelle and Her Mom Fun Times with Michelle Hawkins and Her Mom, Kathleen
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DEPARTMENTS 4
Lifestyle Letter
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Good Times
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Around Town
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Road Trip
26 Open House 30 DIY 32 Lifestyle Calendar 33 Realty Report 34 Local’s Choice
GOOD TIMES
Jonathan’s Grille Ribbon-Cutting
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The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting on February 2 for the new Jonathan’s Grille located at 307 Indian Lake Blvd. in Hendersonville.
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1. Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Kathleen Hawkins (right) | 2. Hendersonville Mayor Jamie Clary
Myers’ Front Porch Ribbon-Cutting
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The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting March 1 for the new Myers’ Front Porch restaurant located at 162 E. Main St. in Hendersonville.
1. Owner Kori Langford
Smile Connections Family Dental Ribbon-Cutting
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The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting on March 2 for the new office of Smile Connections Family Dental located at 1650 Nashville Pike, Suite 300 in Gallatin.
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1. Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Kathleen Hawkins, Jamie and Dr. Philip Ezell, and Paulette Farrar | 2. Jamie and Dr. Philip Ezell with Paulette Farrar 8
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GOOD TIMES
County Sumner Irish Festival
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The inaugural County Sumner Irish Festival was held Saturday, March 10, at Bledsoe Fort Historical Park in Gallatin. The event drew hundreds of visitors who were treated to an afternoon of Irish culture, games, food and drink.
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1. The Kettle of Fish band | 2. Contestants vie for prizes during the Irish costume pageant. | 3. David Nimmo and Nadelyn McLaughlin
Wonderland Easter Egg Hunt at Rock Castle The sixth annual Wonderland Easter Egg Hunt Festival was held March 17 at historic Rock Castle in Hendersonville. Thousands of children attended the event that featured egg hunts, arts and crafts, games, bounce houses, face painting and tea parties with "Alice in Wonderland" characters.
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GOOD TIMES 1.
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Inaugural Hendersonville Lifestyle Magazine Readers’ Choice Awards Celebration Hendersonville Lifestyle magazine held a celebration for the winners of the 2017
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Readers’ Choice Awards on February 27 at Sam’s Sports Grille in Hendersonville.
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1. Matt and Lee Rucks of Christian Brothers Automotive with Hendersonville Lifestyle Publisher Lynn Bowles | 2. Frances Marcou of ReMax Choice Properties and Lynn | 3. Dr. Jennifer Holzen of Tennessee Pediatrics and Lynn | 4. Lynn and Dana and Deanna Williams of the Trendy Trunk | 5. Lynn with the Sam’s Sports Grille team | 6. Karen Mitchell and Alison Muncy of Vol State with Lynn
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AROUND TOWN
UNION UNIVERSITY TO HOST SUMMER MATH CAMP FOR RISING NINTH-GRADERS Union University will host a Connect Camp for Math at its Hendersonville campus this summer for students entering the ninth grade this fall. The goal of the camp is to help students strengthen
and the role they have played in reaching the mark of the 14th safest campus in the nation.”
HENDERSONVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNOUNCES SUMNER FEST, MAY 12 The
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their math skills in preparation for taking Algebra
Commerce will present Sumner Fest from 2 p.m.
I their freshmen year. Scores from the TN Ready
to 8 p.m. May 12 at Sanders Ferry Park. The fes-
Assessment published last fall in The Tennessean
tival will offer balloon rides, a boat show, a kids
reported that more than 40 percent of third-eighth-
zone, entertainment, food and fun activities for
grade students in Sumner County had not mastered
all ages. It will also feature a special tribute to
the subject of math. The percentage of students
Sumner County music legends.
with low scores was even higher from the nearby
Throughout the day, Sumner Fest will highlight businesses and activities geared toward active
metro Nashville area. Connect Camp will focus on arithmetic skills essen-
lakeside living. Event sponsors include Durham
tial to success in Algebra I; problem-solving strategies;
Farms, The Goddard School of Hendersonville and
foundational competencies in beginning algebra; and
Re/Max Choice Properties – Frances Marcou.
quantitative and abstract reasoning through the use of words, symbols, tables and graphs. Camp hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Thursday, July 23-26 at Union University Hendersonville, 205 Indian Lake Blvd. The cost is $199.
Travis Mays is an adult student at Vol State, shown here working on assignments at home.
For more information, go to UU.edu/Hendersonville or contact the university by phone at 615.447.2501.
VOL STATE TO HOLD INFORMATION SESSIONS FOR TUITION-FREE TN RECONNECT More than 700 people have already applied to Officer William Grimes Patrols the Vol State campus in Gallatin.
VOL STATE CAMPUS POLICE RANKED NUMBER 14 IN NATIONAL REPORT The Volunteer State Community College Campus Police Department has been recognized as one of
Volunteer State Community College to take advantage of the new Tennessee Reconnect program. It provides community college education tuition-free for adult students who don’t have a degree. The college is hosting a series of events to help prospective TN Reconnect students from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. every Tuesday through May 15. To apply for TN Reconnect at Vol State, and
the top college law enforcement departments in the
view
nation by the website BestColleges.com, coming
VolState.edu/Reconnect. For more information, pro-
in at No. 14 in the latest survey.
spective students can call the college at 615.230.3447.
complete
eligibility
requirements,
visit
The Campus Police Department, led by Chief Angie Lawson, is responsible for providing police
We are always accepting submissions for announce-
and security services for the all campuses.
ments you’d like to see included in our Around Town
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section. Submissions are accepted via the Contact Us tab at HendersonvilleLifestyle.com.
ROAD TRIP
GIRLFRIEND GETAWAY + TO NASHVILLE +
SPENDING A WEEKEND IN THE ‘IT’ CITY JUST 20 MINUTES FROM HENDERSONVILLE
ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY CONTINUED >
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ROAD TRIP
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The Hilton Nashville Downtown is centrally located and adjacent to several popular attractions, including the Schermerhorn Symphony Center.
NASHVILLE, ALSO KNOWN AS "MUSIC CITY," HAS EXPERIENCED EXPLOSIVE GROWTH OVER THE PAST 10 YEARS. Once a quiet, midsize town known primarily for being the home of country music, Nashville has become one of the most popular destination cities in the United States. Now home to fast-paced nightlife, world-class restaurants, professional sports franchises and a wide variety of cultural activities, Nashville has truly become the "it" city of 2018. Nashville has become particularly popular with women seeking fun weekend getaways. From rocking music venues to pedal taverns, the city offers an endless variety of entertainment
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Hilton Nashville Downtown 121 Fourth Ave. S., Nashville, TN 37201 615.620.1000 | Facebook.com/NashvilleHilton
options for girlfriends looking to get away from it all. While the city attracts people from around the world, it is particularly
The Hilton Nashville Downtown is nestled between the Bridgestone
enticing to Hendersonville area residents due to its proximity.
Arena, the Schermerhorn Symphony Center and the lower Broadway
Whether driving themselves or taking advantage of Uber rides,
entertainment district. It is a perfect place to stay and enjoy all that
Hendersonville women seeking a fun weekend road trip can
downtown Nashville has to offer.
arrive at their destination after a short commute. Come along
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and follow Amanda Foster, Kelly Webb and Alison Muncy as they embark on their girlfriend getaway in Nashville.
Mulino Trattoria Il Mulino 144 Fifth Ave. S., Nashville, TN 37201 615.620.3700 | Facebook.com/TrattoriaIlMulinoNashville
Trattoria Il Mulino is based upon the namesake restaurant based in New York City. Located on Fifth Avenue by the Hilton Nashville Downtown, the restaurant offers traditional Italian cuisine including soups, salads, seafood, brick-fired pizzas, pasta, meat entrees and desserts. 18
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The Bridgestone Arena, music venue and home of the Nashville Predators, is on the corner of Broadway and Fifth Avenue.
Alison Muncy
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Ernest Tubb Record Record Shop 417 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203 | 615.889.2474 Facebook.com/ErnestTubbRecordShops
Located on lower Broadway, the Ernest Tubb Record Shop is one of the most famous record and merchandise stores in the world. The store offers a variety of records, CDs, DVDs, books, souvenirs and memorabilia for tourists and locals alike.
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Paradise Park Trailer Resort 411 Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee 37203 615.251.1515 | Facebook.com/PPTRNashville
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Lower Broadway
From First Avenue through Sixth Avenue Lower Broadway is an exciting entertainment district located in
Paradise Park Trailer Resort is located in the popular lower Broadway
an area bordered by the Cumberland River and Sixth Avenue.
entertainment district in Nashville. Paradise Park offers rocking
Bustling with neon lights, honky tonks, shops and restaurants, lower
music, great food, drinks, games and fun. It also features a rooftop
Broadway is a great destination for a getaway weekend.
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Movers + Shakers WOMEN WORKING TO BETTER THE HENDERSONVILLE COMMUNITY ARTICLE RICK MURRAY PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY
t h e h u m a n i t a r i a n Kee Bryant-McCormick Kee Bryant-McCormick began her career after graduating from the Texas A&M Law School in 2005. As a member of the Sumner County office of the Bone McAllester Norton law firm, she specializes in such areas as criminal defense, government investigations, estate planning and special education law. Kee is active in the community serving in a variety of roles in both professional and nonprofit organizations. Her contributions include serving on the boards of directors of Shalom Zone, the League of Women Voters, the Hendersonville Senior Citizens Center and Autism Speaks. During her downtime, Kee loves to spend time with her husband and son. Kee Bryant-McCormick is known throughout Sumner County as one of the area's leading humanitarians. 20
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Regina Bartlett Regina Bartlett began her health care career as a nurse at Parkridge Medical Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee, in 1978. From there, she rose through the ranks, holding various clinical and managerial roles until being named chief executive officer at Tristar Hendersonville Medical Center in 2007. Regina and her family moved to Hendersonville in 1998, where they fell in love with the lakeside community. During her rare periods of downtime, she likes to spend time at home with her family. She is active in the community through several organizations,
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including the Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce, Forward Sumner, the United Way and Rotary. Regina Bartlett poses by a photo of her mentor, the late Dr. Thomas Frist, co-founder of the HCA family of hospitals. CONTINUED >
Lee Rucks Lee Rucks began her career by providing marketing services for banks and nonprofit agencies in South Carolina. In 2010, she and her husband relocated to Hendersonville to open a Christian Brothers Automotive franchise. Lee also became the president of Leadership Middle Tennessee during 2016. She is very involved in the community where she currently serves on several boards of directors, including the Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce. She is also active in Leadership Sumner and in Rotary. During her free time, Lee enjoys a variety of activities, including boating, kayaking, running and cheering for her children’s high school sports teams.
Lee Rucks is the owner of the Hendersonville Christian Brothers Automotive Franchise as well as the president of Leadership Middle Tennessee.
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FEMALE MOVERS & SHAKERS
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Illana Tate Illana Tate began her career almost 20 years ago as a courtroom clerk in Atlanta. Soon afterward, she left the courtroom for a career in law enforcement. After serving in various roles with different agencies, Illana became the executive officer of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation in 2013. Currently, she oversees the TBI Public Information Office and several special projects, including the TBI Victim Services and Peer Support Services programs. During her downtime, Illana loves spending time with her
Lois Jordan
Lois Jordan is a retired educator who taught government in Nashville public middle and high schools for many years. Along with her educational accomplishments, her lifelong love of govern-
ment and public service led her to become the first woman—and the first African-American woman—elected to the Metro Nashville City Council in 1971.
Lois, who has a doctorate in education, is very active in the Hendersonville and greater Nashville community. She is cur-
rently serving on numerous boards, including the Monthaven
Arts & Cultural Center, Nashville Opera, Nashville Ballet and the Friends of Children’s Hospital.
When not attending community events, she likes to entertain at her Hendersonville home.
Lois Jordan shows off the style that earned her the title "Lady Jordan" during her term as a Metro Nashville councilperson.
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Hendersonville where she can take advantage of boating, fishing and other lake activities.
Illana Tate in the TBI headquarters where she oversees the bureau's community outreach programs.
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young son. She also enjoys being outdoors in and around
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Holly Thompson Holly Thompson began her career in Nashville with WSMV-TV in 1997. Since then, her career has blossomed, earning her numerous awards. Currently, she co-anchors two daily news shows, “News 4 Today” and “News 4 at Noon.” Holly is active in the community, serving as the spokesperson for the Tennessee Breast Cancer Coalition and as a member of Begin Anew of Middle Tennessee. She also speaks to area women’s groups through her program “Sisterhood – We Need Each Other.” When not at work, Holly loves to spend her time on the soccer fields in Hendersonville with her husband and their two sons.
Between newscasts, Holly Thompson recharges in her office, where she is surrounded by photos of her family and inspirational/spiritual books and memorabilia.
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RETREAT
HALOTHERAPY
OPEN HOUSE
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AT SALT MEDSPA ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY LYNN BOWLES
HALOTHERAPY, ALSO REFERRED TO AS SALT THERAPY, HAS BEEN PRACTICED FOR CENTURIES WITH THE BELIEF THAT BEING SURROUNDED BY AND INHALING SALT AIR CAN CURE AILMENTS INCLUDING SKIN PROBLEMS, RESPIRATORY ISSUES AND MUCH MORE. Salt Medspa, located at 393 E. Main St. in Hendersonville, is owned by Glen and Karen Mitchell and daughter Sarah. It opened in 2016 and has recently expanded to offer additional services. The salt room has all-natural top-grade salt on the walls. Himalayan salt is on the floors and micronized salt combined with mist is pumped into the room. “A typical session is 45 minutes and is the equivalent of three days of salt air at the beach,” Sarah says. At Salt Medspa, it is all about time and results as all of its services provide a way to take care of yourself naturally while getting you in and out quickly. Additional services include mini-facials, 30-minute massages and infrared sauna sessions from 15 to 45 minutes. Even the HydraFacials “are only 30 to 45 minutes, perfect for a lunch break,” Sarah says. Treat yourself or a loved one to halotherapy and more at Salt Medspa. CONTINUED >
“(IT’S THE) EQUIVALENT OF THREE DAYS OF SALT AIR AT THE BEACH.”
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OPEN HOUSE
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G E T T H E LO O K Salt Room: First session as low as $10 Hydra Facial MD: A four-step process—cleansing, acid peel, extractions, hydration—that detoxifies rehydrates and
Co-owner Sarah Mitchell
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protects the skin. Starting at $149 Infrared Sauna: Uses infrared technology to deliver a variety of sauna benefits, including lowered blood pressure, detoxification and weight loss. Starting at $15 for a 15-minute session Salt Lamps: From $19-$69 Zengo Bracelets: From $14-$25
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DIY
Lifestyle Hack
DIY Duotone Statement Earrings SHAKE UP YOUR JEWELRY BOX WITH THESE HANDMADE GEOMETRIC EARRINGS— PERFECT FOR YOURSELF OR AS A GIFT FOR YOUR BEST LADIES
ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY NICOLETTE MARTIN
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SUPPLIES + 2 half-circle stamping blanks + 2 large gold bars + 2 medium gold bars + 2 ear wires + Jump rings, assorted sizes + Embroidery thread + Metal punch + Bent nose forceps + Needle nose pliers
DIRECTIONS 1. Make sure to have all of your materials
them in the order you want your earrings to flow. You can see how we arranged ours, but consider switching up the placement of each item for varying earring styles. 3. Mark where each of the holes line up on the individual pieces. These spots are where you’ll be creating holes with the metal punch to connect each item with jump rings. 4. Once you have your spots marked, carefully and precisely punch holes in your individual pieces. Once all of your holes are punched, connect each piece with the desired size of jump ring.
gathered before starting the project for easy assembly.
5. For an added touch, punch extra holes in the bottom piece and finish off with
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2. Take your half-circle stamping blanks, large
knotted embroidery thread for a bohemian
gold bars and medium gold bars and arrange
tassel effect.
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PIECE BY PIECE Use both your bent nose forceps and needle nose pliers to secure each end of the jump ring. Gently twist the jump ring to open the gap, and place the jump ring through the holes in the pieces you are connecting. When securely through both pieces, gently twist the jump ring in the opposite direction to close the gap and secure the pieces.
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M AY
LIFESTYLE CALENDAR
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11TH ANNUAL BLEDSOE’S FORT COLONIAL FAIR
SUMNER FEST
Bledsoe Creek Historic Park
The Hendersonville Area Chamber
The 11th annual Bledsoe’s Fort Colonial
of Commerce will present Sumner
Fair will feature historical re-enactments
Fest. The event will offer balloon
by area actors that bring frontier days to
rides, a boat show, a kids zone, en-
life for all visitors. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 4-6.
tertainment and food. It will also
BledsoesFair.com
feature a tribute to Sumner Coun-
Sanders Ferry Park
ty music legends. 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. HendersonvilleChamber.com
5 RUN FOR ROSE MONT Historic Rose Mont
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The Run for Rose Mont is a Kentucky
MEMORIAL DAY CLASSIC 2018
Derby-style event. The party will feature
Drakes Creek Park
We are always accepting submissions
a bluegrass band, heavy hors d’oeuvres,
The annual Memorial Day Classic
for events you'd like to see included
a wide selection of beverages, prizes
15K, 5K and 1-mile fun runs benefit the
in our Calendar section. Submissions
and a silent auction. 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Cumberland Crisis Pregnancy Center.
are accepted via the Contact Us tab
HistoricRoseMont.com
TheMemorialDayClassic.com
at HendersonvilleLifestyle.com.
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LOCAL’S CHOICE
Michelle + her mom FUN TIMES WITH MICHELLE HAWKINS AND HER MOM, KATHLEEN ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY
Michelle and Kathleen show off their differing reading interests at Barnes & Noble in Hendersonville.
Mark Juice Gems High Shine Lip Gloss
Michelle’s List ”I LOVE SHOPPING IN GENERAL, BUT I REALLY LIKE SHOPPING
Favorite Bible Verse: Ecclestiastes 4:12
FOR BOOKS. THERE IS JUST SOMETHING SPECIAL ABOUT HARDCOVER BOOKS.”
Mom’s List
Heartsaver CPR Certification Card
”MICHELLE HAS ALWAYS BEEN A SHOPPING DIVA. NOW THAT SHE IS OLDER, I LOVE GOING SHOPPING WITH HER.” Profile Crunchy Pretzel Peanut Bar
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