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his season, Lincoln Center is your home for the holidays.

Since 1954, the Big L has been shining brightly above our Center. By now you may see renovations taking place, and to put all anxious Stocktonians at ease, The Big L will continue to spin with major upgrades this month. With an updated LED lighting system and digital readerboards, the Big L will remain the iconic marker it’s been for more than 60 years (see page 12 for full historical story). Now imagine me singing Christmas carols to you as you read the rest of my article to get you in the holiday spirit.

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“It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas” around the Village, and we’re thrilled about offering you an issue full of decorating ideas and other activities happening around the Center for the holidays. See our Holiday Gift Guide, a spotlight on the new Podesto’s Meat Manager (who will provide that perfect holiday cut!), and details on the new indoor North Pole!

PUBLISHERS

Phil Johnson Patrick Dobson

PUBL ICATION DIRECTOR Carrie Sass

EDITOR

Tara Rushing

MANAGING EDITOR

Stephanie Forbus

CREATIVE DIRECTOR Conrad Borba CREATIVE STAFF Gloria Waters CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Andi Schloss CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Free Byrd Studios Helen Ripken Brigitte Clough, Captivating Photos Douglas Johnson Photography Deadline to submit newsworthy information from non-profit and charitable organizations is the 1st of each month for the following month’s issue.

Submitting information does not guarantee it will be featured in print. Submit information online at LincolnCenterShops.com.

And because “Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town” (and making several special stops at Lincoln Center’s North Pole), we’ve decorated the Center to provide our best welcome! Stroll the covered walkways as you shop from many of our 94 merchants; enjoy a Gingerbread Spice latte and Pecan Praline Bundt Cake; listen to live holiday music; or cozy up in one of our many dining establishments. Whatever you do, make sure to spread holiday cheer with other Center-goers, too!

“Baby, It’s Cold Outside”, so head into Bud’s Seafood Grille to congratulate our very own Bud and Jeanne Millsaps on their 2016 Merchant of the Year award. Bud and Jeanne have been serving quality food at Bud’s Seafood Grille for the past 23 years.

We want to make it a “Holly Jolly Christmas” for the many non-profits and beneficiaries in our Lincoln Center community, and will participate in several give-back campaigns. Donate a new or gently used coat and new socks at 11 different locations in the Center (see page 7 for details). We’ll also be asking you to “Fill the Truck” at our annual Fill the Truck Food Drive on December 10 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm in front of both Trader Joes and Podesto’s Market. With so many things happening throughout the Center, and the season, we hope to see you around!

From our family here at Lincoln Center to yours, we truly wish you a Merry Christmas!

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by Lincoln Properties, Ltd. and is distributed free of charge to more than 65,000 homes in Stockton, Linden, Lockeford, Lodi and Woodbridge.

Lincoln Properties, Ltd. does not assume responsibility for the authenticity or accuracy of news materials furnished for publication.

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Santa Claus

is Coming to Town!

Santa will be in his house at the North Pole (265 Lincoln Center) on the following dates and times. Don’t miss the train rides while you’re here too!

ON DISPLAY THROUGH JANUARY 2 LIT DAILY 2:00 – 11:00 PM

December 2

Santa: 4:30 – 7:00 pm Train: 4:00 – 7:00 pm

December 3

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 5:00 pm

December 4

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 5:00 pm

December 9

Santa: 4:30 – 7:00 pm Train: 4:00 – 7:00 pm

December 10

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 5:00 pm

December 11

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 5:00 pm

December 16

Santa: 4:30 – 7:00 pm Train: 4:00 – 7:00 pm

December 17

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 5:00 pm

December 18

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 5:00 pm

December 19

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 3:00 pm

December 20

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 3:00 pm

December 21

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 3:00 pm

December 22

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 3:00 pm

December 23

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 3:00 pm

December 24

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 3:00 pm

The train will run rain or shine.

If you need a reminder, check LincolnCenterShops.com/calendar for a full list of all Holiday activities happening at Lincoln Center this season.

The former Lino Bella location has turned into the North Pole, and is home to the captivating Department 56 Christmas display, which promises to rekindle old memories and spark new recollections. The incredible display is now in its 4th year of being showcased at Lincoln Center, and we’re excited to share it with you and your families again this season.

The snow village is something of a study in contrasts: a grand landscape in miniature form. Be sure to try the Scavenger Hunt!

Current Department 56 Christmas Villages available at Best Wishes.

Come out to Lincoln Center on S a t u r d a y, December 10 for our “Fill-the-Truck” Food Drive in front of Trader Joe’s and Podesto’s Market. The baseball teams from St. Mary’s and Lincoln High Schools are helping out by collecting food from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Everything will be donated to the Emergency Food Bank of San Joaquin. We’ll take any nonperishable food items. Hope to see you there!

Donate 10 canned food items and receive $40 off our Sylvan Assessment, For every assessment purchased, Sylvan Learning

Center will match the donation. Help us give a gift to those in need.

Disclaimer: Donations will be made to local charities.

All purchases must be made before 12/31/2016.

Other terms and conditions may apply. Applicable only in Stockton and Modesto locations.

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Give the gift of warmth this holiday season by donating new socks and new or gently used coats at the following locations: American Hearing Ads Artesian Natural Foods Best Wishes Flair Boutique Draper’s and Damon’s Parkwoods Cleaners

Theadora The B Hive Hair Salon The UPS Store Village Barber Shop Zuesters

Coats can be donated now through December 10 and will be given to the Women’s Center-Youth and Family Services, St. Mary’s Dining Room and Lodi Salvation Army.

SEGALE BROTHERS CHRISTMAS TREES AT LINCOLN CENTER Stockton’s premiere provider of Christmas trees is here again this month at Lincoln Center South, where they first began selling trees more than 50 years ago. The trees will be available for sale through Christmas Eve.

STORYTIME AND SWEET TREATS WITH SANTA For Kids Club members only! Come out on Saturday, December 10, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm to see Santa and his elves at the North Pole (265 Lincoln Center). He’ll begin story time starting at 10:15 am – 10:30 am, followed by treats from Nothing Bundt Cakes.

COMPLIMENTARY VALET PARKING Don’t waste time searching for a parking spot! Please take advantage of complimentary valet parking every Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Lincoln Center North, 11:00 am – 11:00 pm, now through Christmas Eve. The valet is located near Zuesters and Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar.

Thank you for supporting our business and family this year!

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Lincoln CenterSPOTLIGHT

Celebrating 25 Years

The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates.

The great teacher inspires. – Jon Gordon

businesses remained downtown, Lincoln Center would boast an unconventional, yet convenient place to serve as a one-stopshop for Stocktonians, “way out north.”

Founders Grupe and Sims envisioned a more personalized shopping experience by creating a tenant mix heavily influenced by locally owned and operated businesses, of which the same sentiment continued throughout the years with their successor, President Dick Haines.

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hil Johnson, President of Sims-Grupe Management Corp., Inc, is passionate about his “responsibility to the people of Stockton”, and this past summer Phil proved that his passion is unwavering by celebrating 25 years at Lincoln Center. He has made it his mission to create a feel-good environment for our Lincoln Center community. Through the many Phil was hired by Mr. Haines in 1991, and changes two-and-a-half decades brings, Phil’s initially thought the position would consist commitment has been firm and has impacted of a mix of brokering deals and leadership thousands of shoppers, diners and gatherers Wendy and Phil Johnson in 1991 development. To his surprise, Phil’s first to feel good about where they shop; to feel week’s tasks included reading PG&E meters, good about what they buy; to feel good about where they live. logging their usage and reporting the information back for That’s why Lincoln Center is different. merchant billing (rain or shine). As Phil’s responsibilities increased and he was given more “hats to wear”, he grew When original founders, Greenlaw Grupe and Roy Sims, into a manager, broker, savvy real estate professional, board purchased this land in 1951, the town took notice. While most member, and, of course, President. With his added efforts in working with other real estate executives, marketing teams,

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Lincoln CenterSPOTLIGHT Today they sit proudly here, after 15 years and two expansions, as one of the strongest in their portfolio.

Through his years at Lincoln Center, Phil, along with his wife, Wendy, and four children, Melissa, Katlyn, Zachary and Charlie have been the faces of not only our Lincoln Center community, but also several non-profit endeavors. Phil is a leader. He is a visionary. He is a giver. A friend for anyone who needs a genuine friend. To me, he is all of the above and a guy I would run through a brick wall for.

The Johnson Family: Charlie, Katlyn, Phil, Wendy, Melissa and Zachary

maintenance, security, lawyers, merchants and so many more — Phil’s “hat collection” has outgrown his number of years at the Center.

Since joining the Lincoln Center team, I’ve been fortunate to benefit from the teaching skills Mr. Haines’ instilled in Phil.

I sit back now reflecting on my years here at Lincoln Center laughing at the time I went from roof top to roof top, instructed to count and record serial numbers on HVAC systems in the middle of summer. The advice from Phil on my first task, “if you want to beat the heat, get here earlier.” I’m able to laugh at my frustration, and appreciate the lesson. Phil truly believes, and practices, that in order to be good at what you do, you have to know everything about it.

In the shopping center industry, you have to be nimble, listen to what the people want and ultimately you need to make it happen. Phil exemplifies all these traits. That’s why 20 years ago he knew we needed to land the first “boutique coffee shop” that was expanding into California from Seattle — Starbucks, who still remains here as a tenant 20 years later. A few years after that, Phil flew down to the corporate offices at Trader Joes.

His mission was to convince them there was a shopping center in Stockton, California that would be a perfect fit for them.

On behalf of all of us at Lincoln Center, thank you for staying true to what our original founders envisioned for our community, Phil. We look forward to many more years of your leadership.

Congratulations on 25 great years.

Patrick Dobson and Phil Johnson

– Patrick Dobson Vice-President, Sims Grupe Management

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rom the giant HOLLYWOOD letters to the neon Las Vegas entrance, famous and notable signs are awed by people of all ages. And while these carry massive historical significance, we cannot discount Stockton’s own claim to fame in the sign world: THE BIG L. With a history dating over 6 decades, “The Big L” symbolizes Stockton’s finest shopping center and also the people who fill its stores.

In 1951, Stocktonians were excited to gain a new kind of retail, dining and service experience at Lincoln Center. Twelve stores were constructed under co-founders Greenlaw Grupe and Roy Sims, with the idea that Stockton was moving north. While most of the business community boasted downtown locations, Grupe and Sims envisioned something different. From Black’s Grocery to Dutch Pride Dairy, and Lincoln Hardware to the Firehouse, Lincoln Center had something for everyone, and shoppers were enthused about the community opportunities

and convenience the Center would offer.

Appeal was also enhanced by the Center’s popular slogan, “Live in Lincoln Village and Live”.

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SpecialFEATURE Stores would rotate through (as in any retail center), yet three things remained consistent throughout the majority of the years: Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, and the Big L. Santa Claus would drop candy out of a helicopter as an onground spotlight would search for his arrival; the Easter Bunny delighted groups with egg hunts and photo opps; and the Big L would spin brightly year-round.

The Big L replaced Lincoln Center’s first logo featuring an active and freckled little boy (many of whom thought represented Greenlaw’s son, Fritz). City Council members feared the Big L would serve as both an eyesore in the community and a distraction from the road. Thanks to Grupe and Sims’ diligence in pushing forward, it would mesmerize both children and adults with its rotating and shining appeal.

Ad Art, a Central California signage company, was contacted for the Big L purchase, and plans were finalized in 1954. The “L”, which measures 18 feet in height, is supported by a 97-foot high tower, which is believed to have served as a derrick from a Central California oil rig. Others, however, believe it was originally built as a transmissions tower.

The assembled sign was delivered and planted along what was originally Lincoln Highway (the first coast-to-coast road that linked San Francisco to New York). Charles Bottarini served as general manager of Lincoln Center during the purchase; his son, Jeff, is Ad Art’s current general manager and will ironically oversee this year’s renovation.

While the Big L has witnessed generations of change in the center, we’re excited to give it a change of its own. This December, existing bulbs will be replaced with LED lighting, and the white advertising boards will receive a digital screen makeover with brick column supports, allowing more room for advertising, community and Center announcements.

In true social media fashion, the Big L is featured on several social media and photography websites; however, it lacks the attention it deserves!

We encourage you, our Big L admirers, to post photos of the new Big L (once it’s up, of course!) for a chance to win a $100 Lincoln Center Gift Card. Follow and tag @LincolnCenterShops and #LCbigL on Instagram starting December 16-31 to be entered to win! Winner will be announced January 3, 2017. Happy posting! n

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t’s no question, the meat department at Podesto’s Market is second to none. In addition to the superior quality of meats offered, new Meat Manager Chris Torres, is instrumental in making sure you have everything you need to make the perfect meal.

Name: Christopher Torres How long have you lived in San Joaquin County?

I’ve lived in the San Joaquin Valley all my life, and currently reside in Stockton.

Who are the people who mean the most to you?

My two children Ethan, 2, and Evan, 10 months, mean the

most to me. My main priority is making sure they grow up to be terrific young men.

per person but it’s always good to have more than enough because you never know who might show up!

What is your favorite sports team?

My two favorite teams are the Los Angeles Lakers and the San Francisco Giants. I was a big Kobe Bryant fan up until he retired last year.

How long have you worked at Podesto’s?

I’ve been here at Podesto’s Market for 3 years and really enjoy getting to know all of our great customers that come up to the meat counter.

Tell us something unique (or something we may not know) about the Podesto’s Meat Department.

We offer dry aged meats yearround. Dry aging really changes the flavor profile of the steak and offers the customer a different experience.

Christopher Torres

What is your favorite cut of meat?

You can’t go wrong with a Porterhouse steak, you get the New York and filet mignon all in one.

When hosting a party – How do we know how much meat to buy per person?

An average serving is 8 ounces

What meat do you serve your holiday guests?

I like to keep my guests guessing every time they come over. I almost always serve something out of the ordinary. Last year for Thanksgiving I didn’t cook a traditional turkey, instead I roasted several Muscovy ducks.

Everyone loved it!

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It’s a sight you don’t want to miss this season, and we can’t promise it’ll be the same come 2017. Aside from Santa’s new digs, we are also offering free valet every Thursday, Friday and Saturday through the month of December, making those busy days and nights a little less stressful. Lincoln Center is also a place for you to enjoy dinner, live holiday music and window shop after all the stores have closed.

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by Participating in our Toy Drive for

Monday December 5 to Friday December 16 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Please drop off New, Unwrapped Toys at our office.

Note: We cannot accept monetary donations.

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On the cover of this month’s issue is, of course, Santa Claus, Illiana Nunez, 4, daughter of Kindra Pijl, owner of Zuesters, and Carmine and Lino Sanguinetti, 5 and 3 years old, sons of Joey and Talia Sanguinetti of Linden. Illiana is dressed head to toe in Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique clothing, and the boys are also dressed in clothes from Sassy Pants, while their Converse are from McCaulou’s. n

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Patrick Dobson, Jeanne and Bud Millsaps, Matt Millsaps and Phil Johnson

2016 MERCHANT OF THE YEAR We’re so proud to announce the 2016 Greenlaw Grupe Merchant of the Year Award, Bud & Jeanne Millsaps of Bud’s Seafood Grille! This award recognizes outstanding achievement in the “small business category” for the merchant who best represents themselves, Lincoln Center and the community in a variety of categories. These categories include community involvement, participation in Lincoln Center events, marketing and social media, sales per square foot, customer experience, and store excitement, attitude and energy. Congratulations to Bud’s Seafood Grille on this well-deserved recognition. If you haven’t been in to see the new renovations, be sure to stop by soon!

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MerchantNEWS WINE TASTING AT PAPAPAVLO’S Visit Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar on the following dates, 6:00 – 9:00 pm, for wine tasting and specials by the glass and bottle.

GIFT CARDS AT MIDGLEYS Just in time for the holidays, you can now purchase gift cards for Midgley’s Public House online at midgleyspublichouse.com.

December 5: Flowers Vineyards and Winery

LUNCHEON AND FASHION SHOW AT DRAPER’S AND DAMON’S

December 12: Joseph Phelps Vineyards December 19: Silver Oak December 26: Cakebread Cellars

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Create a life well fashioned at Draper’s and Damon’s. Join them for an in store fashion show and light luncheon December 16 at 11:30 am. Seating is limited so please call (209) 952-1597 to reserve your space. From December 12 through December 24, enjoy 30% off select styles and an extra 30% off clearance styles at Draper’s and Damon’s.

CHILDREN’S BOOK READING AND SIGNING AT SASSY PANTS Local author, Melissa Jackson, will be doing a book reading and signing of her new children’s book, Confessions of a Bunny, at Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique December 4 from 1:00 – 3:00 pm. Kids of all ages will enjoy this heartwarming tale.

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Congratulations!

Thank you for voting Lincoln Center the best of the best!

And a BIG congrats to all of our merchants who won in a variety of categories!

Aaron Brothers Along the Way American Hearing Aids Anna’s Alterations Artesian Natural Foods The B Hive Hair Salon Ben Mackie Fitness Best Wishes Bud’s Seafood Grille Carats Cavagnaro’s Shoe Repair Central Valley Dermatology Code 3 Wear

Dad’s Hot Dogs Dennis Shea Shoes DeVons Jewelers Kym with a Y Lacquer Lincoln Center LIVE Events Market Tavern McCaulou’s Department Store Midgley’s Public House New Yen Ching Nothing Bundt Cakes Papapavlo’s Parkwoods Cleaners

Payter’s Performance Bicycle Planet Beach Automated Spa Podesto’s Market and Deli Pomp Salon SASS! Public Relations Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique Signature Nails Silveria’s Flowers & Gifts Sylvan Learning Center Theadora Trader Joe’s

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The Lincoln Center Scholarship Program was created to promote and support the educational growth of students in San Joaquin County. In its 4th year, the scholarships are funded through proceeds generated at the Lincoln Center LIVE! Classic Car Show held each August.

High school seniors with a 3.0 GPA or higher attending school in San Joaquin County are eligible to apply.

The 2016-2017 Lincoln Center Scholarship Program applications are available for download at: lincolncentershops.com/scholarship-program Deadline is Monday, January 9th, 2017 See application for details

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For more information, contact Janee Montelongo at (209) 2985674 or janeemontelongo@yahoo.com.

FESTIVAL OF TREES The 25th annual Festival of Trees at the San Joaquin County Historical Museum is a unique Christmas celebration with more than 60 decorated trees, entertainment, children’s activities and crafts, Santa visits and more, taking place December 3 and 4 from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm. For more information, call (209) 331-2055 or visit sanjoaquinhistory.org.

SANTA SUNDAY AT THE HAGGIN Head over to the Haggin Museum December 4 from 12:00 – 5:00 pm for Santa Sunday. The museum will be beautifully decorated for Christmas, the cookies baked, the punch poured and Santa has a special treat for you! There will be a professional photographer on hand to take your picture with Santa from 1:30 – 4:00 pm free of charge courtesy of the Junior Women’s Group auxiliary. For more information, call Susan at (209) 940-6331.

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THE NUTCRACKER Don’t miss the holiday performance of The Nutcracker, December 17 at 2:00 pm at San Joaquin Delta College’s Warren Atherton Auditorium. Experience the beauty and artistry of ballet through Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker performed live by Capitol Ballet Company with students from Stockton Ballet School. For tickets or more information visit capitolballet.com or call (209) 954-5110.

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MENORAH LIGHTING Join Chabad of Stockton at Lincoln Center for an outdoor Menorah Lighting this Hanukkah. Stop by the Brickwalk on December 29 at 5:30 pm. Guests will enjoy hot latkes, jelly doughnuts and warm cider all free of charge. There will also be music and a light craft for the kids.

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R SVP ST. MARY’S HIGH SCHOOL CRAB FEED The St. Mary’s High School Crab Shack is holding their annual Crab Feed February 4 at St. Mary’s High School. The evening starts out with BBQ oysters on the half shell during the 6:00 pm social hour. Attendees will enjoy crab, salad, pasta, wine and dessert as well as a no-host bar, raffle, silent and live auction and dancing. For more information or tickets, visit greenandwhite.org/crabfeed or call (209) 957-3340 Ext. 195.

OH, CHRISTMAS TREE!

You’ve enjoyed it for the season ... now it’s time to begin the new year! Before setting your Christmas Tree at the curb, remove tinsel, ornaments and stands. If it is taller than six feet, it must be cut in half! Flocked trees will be collected, but not recycled. Then place it next to your carts for your waste hauler to collect and recycle.

ANNUAL POLENTA AND CHICKEN CACCIATORE DINNER The Italian Catholic Federation Br. 395 Church of the Presentation is having its annual Polenta and Chicken Cacciatore Dinner February 9 at Presentation Community Center. The no-host bar opens at 5:00 pm and dinner begins at 6:00 pm. Guests will also enjoy a raffle and live auction. For tickets or more information, call Karen at (209) 465-8074.

DATES FOR COLLECTION BY REPUBLIC SERVICES City of Stockton: December 26 - January 15 County: January 7 - 18

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Omega Nu members are busy planning their 44th Annual Crab feed that will take place February 25 at Presentation Community Center. The evening will begin with no-host cocktails at 5:30 pm followed by dinner at 6:30 pm. Guests will enjoy a raffle and dancing after dinner. Tickets are $50 and available for purchase at Fina in Lincoln Center. For more information, call Margaret Mallett at (209) 478-1174.

ROAD TO RECOVERY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED For many cancer patients, getting to and from treatment is one of their toughest challenges. The American Cancer Society needs volunteer drivers to help provide free rides for people facing cancer in our community as part of their Road to Recovery Program. For more information, contact Linda at (209) 5247241 or linda.sites@cancer.org.

‘Tis the Season to be Busy Staying Jolly in a Season of Busyness By: Cathy Francis, PsyD, MFT

The hustle and bustle of the holidays can leave even the most ‘put-together’ person feeling emotionally run down. As a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, I know just how important it is to be proactive in guarding your mental and emotional health, especially during the holidays. Don’t wait until you’re down in the dumps to make a change, resolve to live a happier, healthier life today. Adopt these four resolutions for the holidays & beyond: 1. Enjoy the moment. When life feels overwhelming remember to pause and be grateful for the things that bring joy to your life, in this present moment.

2. Simplify your to-do list. Having too much on your plate can be a recipe for an emotional meltdown. Try to scale back your activities and obligations.

3. Be kind to your body. One of the best ways to reduce stress and improve your mood is to adopt a healthy lifestyle. Try to eat healthy & get regular exercise, yes, even during the holidays.

4. Try to tame those negative thoughts. Our thoughts and our responses to the cards we are dealt in life can be the difference between living happily ever after and not really living at all.

Cathy Francis, PsyD, MFT, is the Social Services Director at St. Joseph's Behavioral Health Center.

Please note the deadline to submit newsworthy community events to be featured in RSVP has changed to the 1st of each month for the following month’s issue. To submit events email information to chronicle@lincolncentershops.com or visit LincolnCenterShops.com/chronicle.

St. Joseph’s Behavioral Health Center is committed to meeting the behavioral health needs of our community by providing high quality compassionate care, and creating an atmosphere that fosters communication, trust, and personal growth.

Learn more at StJosephsCanHelp.org or by calling 209.461.2000.

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