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2015 RAVE AWARDS A NEW YEAR OF EXPERIENCES

S E CT IO N S

13 HE SAID SHE SAID The Year to Live For

By Larry Oldham and Dena Hill

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NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS or How I Lost the War Again this Year

ALSO INSIDE THE 6 FROM EDITOR 54 57 69

by Seth Bradley

18 A BETTER YOU

A Better You in a New Year

by Dave Gluhareff

Make Yourself Uncomfortable!

FUN AND GAMES

Crossword, Word Seach, & Sudoku

AREA EVENTS GUIDE PAWS FOR THE CAUSE

By Paulette Dean

by Suzanne Stowe

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F RO M T H E E D I TOR Another year has arrived and with it comes Showcase’s annual RAVE Awards. I’ve said this before, but each and every business represented in these awards has the many things, including quality products and services and exceptional customer service, that garner a loyal customer base. If you’re not already using their services, you should be. And if you are, thank you for taking the time to vote and tell our readers just how special these businesses truly are to our community.

With 2015 here, it’s only natural to reflect on the past year. I’m sure there are things everyone wants to change.

Resolutions — it’s a word that gets tossed around more than Ric Flair in his classic matches with the American Dream, Dusty Rhodes. Did you know that only eight percent of people are successful at reaching their resolutions?

Fortunately for Ric Flair, he had a better winning percentage than that in the ring.

I’m part of the 92 percent. I went at my resolutions full steam in 2014, but after a few weeks, I started putting things off. Procrastination became the excuse that kept giving. Will this year be any different? I hope so. The

other day I was reading Muhammad Ali’s best productivity tips. One was to make the most of the time you have.

Ali once said, “The man who views the world at 50 the same as he did when he was 30 has wasted 20 years of his life.” Those words hit me stiff like an Ali jab. OK, maybe not that hard, but for dramatic effect let’s run with it.

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This is nothing new, but each day, each year we waste is time we cannot get back. Time is precious and shortlived. There’s no need to mope about it now. We have been given a new day, a new year to live to the fullest.

One resolution that everyone should make (and keep) is to be a better person. Volunteer this year; help out someone that could use a hand, go see Paulette at the humane society and take a dog for a walk. Expect nothing in return for you time, but know that by doing these things you’ve made someone else’s time here more enjoyable.

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SHE SAID...

“Mama said, there’ll be days like this, there’ll be days like this, mama said.” This was a song made famous in the sixties by the Shirelles, a female singing group. What they didn’t warn us about was 2014; there’ll be years like this. I expect our lives to change as we get older — walking more slowly, slurred speech, having to go the bathroom more often, sleeping only three to four hours a night, etc.

Well, let me just this about all that — Thank God you have changed your pattern of whining to something different.

At least you’re on the path of good health after all these years.You have been cleaned, inspected, and checked from head to toe. Instead of whining and complaining, you should be thanking God for every report you received that said you were in good health.

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I have expected this all along so there was no need to panic. But this last year takes the cake. I mean how many doctors on how many days does one man have to endure?

I am all for good health. I’m all for doctors getting rich so our daughters will have someone to marry, but Lord help me, one more doctor’s appointment this past year would have thrown me over the bridge. I don’t mean the bridge of troubled water either. I mean the bridge of despair.

First, there was the dentist, come back for a filling, and then come back to check on a bridge (this time the bridge was between two back teeth). Then there was my annual physical — glucose too high, borderline diabetic, so come back later to check on that. And while we are at it, the doctor recommended a trip to an endocrinologist.

So, here we go again. At that visit, he wanted to know when I last had a colonoscopy. I told him a few years back.

When I told over 25 years ago, BAM! Grab a pole and let’s go fishing. Then there was the urologist for a regular checkup — protein is high, better watch that, and be sure to drink more water. After that, it was back to my regular doctor to show him I had improved and lost weight.

He asked me how I lost 35 pounds. I said, “It’s simple. I have so many doctor appointments scheduled each day that I don’t have time to eat.

Instead of looking at the negative side of life, you have to start looking at things from the positive side.You are healthy.You don’t have diabetes. Luckily, you had a scare, but turned it around with a lifestyle change that saved you from becoming diabetic.You have lost weight.You have new clothes out of necessity.

You have been giving another chance to have a new lease on life and here you are crying because some great doctors gave you some good advice, which you heeded (for a change), and now you are back to good health.

I should be the one complaining because I am going to have to be the watchdog and keep you on the straight and narrow road of good health from now on. I have to make sure you walk each day, eat healthy, hide the sweets in the house, and cook the kinds of food that keep you healthy.You don’t hear me complaining, do you?

The year 2014 is going to be remembered as the year WE made you lifestyle change to ensure that you and I are around together in 2015.

You are most welcome.

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by Seth Bradley January 2015

New Year’s Resolutions or How I lost the War Again This Year

I have been looking around at the various New Year Resolutions being made by everyone in the world and I have decided that they are all just kidding themselves.

I mean it sounds good on the first day of the month to make these promises, but about the third of March most of them have been forgotten and none of them have been accomplished. So this year I have decided to compare by taking a look at last year’s list and see how I have done to succeed or fail. Some of them will be true, some will have failed , but all of them will have been addressed in some form of action.

First Month — Improve Self — I had good intentions to improve. Then I started thinking — how do you make a person better than who they are or what they are?

So nothing changed and today I am much improved because I am the same today as yesterday.

Second Month — Manage Debt — Managing debt is quite simple.You get out a piece of paper and on one side you list your debts and on the other side you list your assets or money coming in. What I found out was I had more going out than coming in. So I guess I could say I managed it by not managing it. I just left it as it was. This year I will owe the same as last year.

Third Month — Get Fit — This is really easier said than done. I walked, ate less food, I exercised more, and still I don’t feel any more fit than I did last year at this time.

Getting fit must be more than that for which I know, because I know I didn’t get any smaller and I don’t feel any better.

Fourth Month — Take a Trip — I don’t know why people list this as part of their New Year’s resolutions.

I put it down because everyone else did, I certainly had no intention of going anywhere exotic. Myrtle Beach is just about as far south as I care to go and New York is too expensive and too crowded.

Fifth Month — Save Money — This one I did by not taking a trip. So if I accomplished anything I guess this was the one was it. As far as sticking more money in my saving account I don’t remember the last time I saved a dime.You can’t save money when all your money goes to food and women. The idea of saving money is a good idea though.

Sixth Month — Reduce, Reuse, Recycle — These could be called the three R’s. I agree in principle that we all should strive to make a difference in the world. I say reduce the rent, reuse the paper by typing on the backside, and recycle your clothes, by handing them down to your brother. I didn’t do all of those things but I do think it makes good sense.

Seventh Month— More Family Time — I am afraid that if I spend any more time with my family they will get on my nerves or I will get on theirs. Having said

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that, I am all for the family going bowling together or playing sports together, but all that just sitting around talking and stuff gets on my last nerve. I say spend more family time doing what each family member likes to do individually, and then everyone is happy with family time.

I know that is what I did.

Eight Month — Enjoy Life More — Why do people want to enjoy life more and what can you do to enjoy life more? If you don’t have the inclination to travel or the money then you can’t enjoy that, if you don’t make friends easily or you have no personality how can you enjoy life more? You can’t, so just keep on being selfish and alone…works for me.

Ninth Month — Get A Better Job — Easier said than done.You just don’t walk out of your house and get a new job. So why is this one so popular and on everyone’s list? Does everyone need a new job; is everyone unhappy in their present job? I say if you got a job hang on to it. New jobs don’t come around every year when you are making your New Year’s resolutions.

Tenth Month — Help Others — Now this one I can see everyone doing because it doesn’t take very much effort to be kind to others or give a friend a helping hand. I don’t always see it on everyone’s list because most people think they are already doing everything that they can to help others. I tried to help others this year but it didn’t always help. Some people don’t want help. So be it.

Eleventh Month — Quit Smoking — Lucky for me I quit smoking over forty years ago, but with someone who still has the habit, I could see this one being on someone’s radar. I enjoyed smoking but after seeing some of my friends dying of lung cancer, I am surely glad this is one resolution that I kept many years ago. I put it on my list each year as a reminder that I can keep some resolutions.

Twelfth Month — Lose Weight — This one is on everyone’s list year after year, but yet we have an obesity problem in this country. I would say that most people start out good, maybe the first day, but soon after get back into their old habits or eating too much and not exercising. I, on the other hand, did lose weight this year which means I accomplished about two out of the twelve resolutions.

So there you have it, my take on resolutions and what they mean, why they don’t work, and what you can do about it. I guess by going back to the previous year to see if I kept my promises on my own resolutions I already knew the answer, so there is no need to embarrass myself again this year by making new ones.

Happy New Year to all of you late bloomers, fast starters, and all of my procrastinating friends.

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A Better You

A Better You in a New Year

By Fitness Trainer, Speaker, & Writer Dave Gluhareff:

It’s the New Year! It’s time for a fresh start and positive change. This new beginning should be about healthy growth. This is the time that people are motivated to succeed. Many attempt to quit smoking, cleanup their financial messes, and to resolve to get healthier, emotionally and physically.

These fresh starts are built on good intentions… yet many people get frustrated when they cannot seem to succeed. It’s easy to get discouraged if there isn’t a realistic goal.

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Set your goal, get structured, make a plan (Blueprint), and ask for support and accountability from a professional or even a friend or family member. Most importantly this New Year, please Never Give-up! You Got This!

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In the late 1990s David Gluhareff lost over 100 pounds. Dave then became a certified personal trainer with the International Sports Sciences Association (ISSA) and began his career as a personal trainer. In June of 2009 David earned the elite status of Master of Fitness Sciences (MFS) by the ISSA, their highest level of personal training qualifications. As a personal trainer, Dave has been helping people take charge of their physiques to help them feel, look, and move better through life. Visit www.

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One would think that the first week of January is the busiest time for a personal trainer. Honestly, it’s not. A few weeks into the new year is when I start to see people who have become discouraged with their goals. If you combine an unrealistic goal with no structured plan, you cannot be successful. It’s also easy to become discouraged when results aren’t immediate. Positive change requires hard work and time.You must be in it for the long haul. Following my free Fitness Blueprint at http://trainwithdave.com/nutrition/nutritionplan is a good way to kick start your race to good health. This Blueprint is easy, convenient, practices moderation, includes healthy and clean eating, and I recommend taking out some of your TV or Internet surfing time and replacing it with the 3-4 hours per week of exercise (Resistance Training, Cardio, & Stretching) time.

Make Yourself Uncomfortable!

From Professional Fitness Trainer and Writer Suzanne Stowe:

Sometimes life requires us to be in uncomfortable circumstances. It is okay to be uncomfortable.

Rather than trying to adjust the circumstances to make it easier on yourself, allow your own perspective and attitude to change and adjust to the situation in front of you. Be open to new personal growth and possibilities.

One year we spent the Easter holiday in Wilmington. While we were there we attended a Sunday Easter service at a small beach church. We

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got there slightly late and it was packed.

As we walked in the usher smiled warmly and confidently began to lead us to a seat. I thought it would be a seat at the back, far side, or even a few folding chairs. As we followed, we walked closer to the front of the sanctuary. The usher stopped and politely gestured toward the ornate wooden chairs on the stage area. My heart skipped a beat as I stepped up onto the platform along with my six children and turned facing the congregation. Are my children going to stay in their seats? Are they all wearing shoes? What is about to happen during the next hour?

It was a potentially humorous situation and I was very uncomfortable. But it was okay.

When meeting health and fitness goals, we are also required to be in uncomfortable positions.

In weight training you push through the last few repetitions even though it feels as if the weight cannot be lifted anymore, and we gain strength and endurance. In Yoga practice, you find yourself in a difficult pose, but you hold it for the moment, and you gain patience and confidence. It is okay to be uncomfortable in these situations. We know if we challenge ourselves and do not quit, the moment will pass, and then we will transition to the next required challenge, stronger and healthier, even though it took much effort.

Begin 2015 by challenging yourself to step outside your comfort zone. Make decisions that demand focus but lead to healthier outcomes in all areas of your life. Ride your bike to work rather than drive. Walk during your lunch break. Choose the healthier food options. Exercise when you feel stressed. Choose to be calm when you feel overwhelmed. Say something kind when you feel the most annoyed. Let yourself laugh out loud.

In this New Year, step up, turn to face your fear, embrace that uncomfortable moment, and reach unexpected, healthier outcomes. It is going to be okay.

“Put off your old self… and be made new in the attitude of your minds”. Ephesians 4:22, 23.

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OTHER FAVORITE Mega Bounce

FUNERAL HOME Wrenn Yeatts Funeral Home

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HOTEL

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Sleep Inn

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OTHER FAVORITE Courtyard Marriott

LAW OFFICE Carter Craig Attorneys At Law OTHER FAVORITE Crider Law Firm

LOCAL GOLF COURSE Tuscaora Golf Club

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Danville Science Center

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OIL CHANGE SERVICE CENTER Smith Davis Tire

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PERFORMANCE THEATRE

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PHARMACY

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PRIVATE SCHOOL Sacred Heart School

Danville Orthopedic & Athletic Rehab

OTHER FAVORITE Carlise School

OTHER FAVORITE Piney Forest Health and Rehab

REGIONAL RACE TRACK

Virginia International Raceway OTHER FAVORITE Martinsville Speedway

SPA

Genesis Day Spa and Salon

OTHER FAVORITE Kaylie Ashley Esthetics

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Rose Shields Interiors

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LANDSCAPING BUSINESS Haymore Landscaping OTHER FAVORITE The Cutting Edge

OTHER FAVORITE Brenda Brokaw

LANDSCAPING DESIGNER

April Dailey

OTHER FAVORITE Johnny Haymore

LAWN CARE BUSINESS

LIGHTING STORE

The Cutting Edge

Butler Lighting

OTHER FAVORITE Raywood Landscaping

OTHER FAVORITE Womack Electric

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HOME IMPROVEMENT MOBILE HOME DEALER

MARBLE, GRANITE, STONE INSTALLER

Piedmont Surfaces of the Triade

Yates Home Sales

OTHER FAVORITE American Showcase

OTHER FAVORITE The Stone Shoppe

PAINTING BUSINESS

Danville Paint and Supply OTHER FAVORITE C&K Painting

PEST CONTROL BUSINESS

Four Seasons Pest Control OTHER FAVORITE Orkin Pest Control

PLUMBING BUSINESS

PLANT NURSERY Harris Nursery

R.A. Doss Plumbing

OTHER FAVORITE Haymore Garden Center

REPLACEMENT WINDOWS BUSINESS

ALTERATIONS SHOP

OTHER FAVORITE Piedmont Siding & Windows

OTHER FAVORITE Long’s Alterations

McVay Home Improvement

ANTIQUE STORE

Chestnut Lane

OTHER FAVORITE Lou’s Antique Mall

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THINGS TO BUY

OTHER FAVORITE Malcolm Lewis Plumbing

Custom Alterations

APPLIANCE STORE Danville Appliance Sales and Services

OTHER FAVORITE Lowes Home Improvement

Favorite

THINGS TO BUY ART, FRAMING, HOBBY STORE

AUDIO VIDEO SPECIALTY STORE

Chris’s Custom Frames

Sounds Unlimited

OTHER FAVORITE Hobby Lobby

OTHER FAVORITE Mike’s Performance Audio

AUTO GLASS CENTER A1 Economy Glass OTHER FAVORITE Piedmont Glass

AUTO PARTS STORE Advance Autos Parts OTHER FAVORITE Auto Zone

AUTO REPAIR CENTER

BICYCLE SHOP Bicycle Medic

Ballou Park Tire & Service Center

OTHER FAVORITE Spin Bike Shop

OTHER FAVORITE Blackwell Automotive

BOAT DEALER

Hughes Marine Service

BOOKSTORE

Averett University Bookstore OTHER FAVORITE Wal-Mart

BOUTIQUE (WOMEN’S CLOTHING)

BRAKE SHOP Smith Davis Tire

Rippe’s Apparel, Furs, and Shoes

OTHER FAVORITE Barkhouser Ford

OTHER FAVORITE Rue 21

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Favorite

THINGS TO BUY CAR CUSTOMIZATION Piedmont Custom Conversion

CLOTHING STORE (MEN’S)

Wood’s Menswear OTHER FAVORITE Belk

COMPUTER STORE

COLLISION CENTER & BODY SHOP

Computer Barn

Stalling’s Collision Center

OTHER FAVORITE Computer Clinic

OTHER FAVORITE Kenny’s Body Shop

CONSIGNMENT SHOP Your Sturr & Kid’s Stuff Consignment Boutiques

CUSTOM T-SHIRT BUSINESS

Custom Embroidery and Screen Printing OTHER FAVORITE All Star Sports

DOMESTIC NEW CAR DEALER

DRY CLEANERS Riverside Cleaners

Barkhouser Motors

OTHER FAVORITE Coachman Cleaners

OTHER FAVORITE Steve Padgett Honda

ELECTRONICS STORE Radio Shack

OTHER FAVORITE State Electronics

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EVENT RENTALS

Mega Bounce

OTHER FAVORITE Big Sky Rentals

Favorite

THINGS TO BUY EYEWEAR STORE

FABRIC STORE

Barbee Fabrics of Danville

Sterling Optical

OTHER FAVORITE Gingerbread House

OTHER FAVORITE Family Eye Center

FARM AND LAWN STORE

Leggett Town & Country OTHER FAVORITE Southern States

FENCING COMPANY

Rawhide Ridge Fencing OTHER FAVORITE Lowes Home Improvement

FUEL COMPANY (LOCAL)

FLOWER SHOP

Motley Florist

Abercrombie Oil

OTHER FAVORITE H.W. Brown Florists

OTHER FAVORITE B&R Oil

FURNITURE STORE M & M Furniture

OTHER FAVORITE Schewel’s Furniture

HARDWARE STORE

Riverside Hardware OTHER FAVORITE Old Dominion Hardware

HEALTH AND NUTRITION STORE

HEALTH CARE PROVIDER Commonweath Home Health Care

Nature’s Essentials

OTHER FAVORITE Dr. Ivan Lazo

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Favorite

THINGS TO BUY IMPORT NEW CAR DEALER

HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE

Danville Toyota

OTHER FAVORITE Barkhouser Ford

Dustbusters Cleaning Service

INTERNET PROVIDER

JANITORIAL SERVICES

OTHER FAVORITE Chatmoss Cable

OTHER FAVORITE Dustbusters Cleaning Services

Gamewood Technology Group

FCS, INC

KIDS’ CLOTHING STORE

JEWELRY STORE Ben David Jewelers

Kids’ Stuff

OTHER FAVORITE Eden Jewelry

OTHER FAVORITE N’tended for Kids

LINGERIE STORE Shhhhh… Intimacy on a New Level OTHER FAVORITE The Bra Lady

MEN’S FORMAL WEAR STORE

Woods’ Menswear

OTHER FAVORITE Abe Koplen Cothing Co.

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MATTRESS STORE Sherwood House Furniture

OTHER FAVORITE Lowe Furniture

MOTORCYCLE DEALER Thunder Road HarleyDavidson OTHER FAVORITE Brian Jones Motorsports

Favorite

THINGS TO BUY MUSIC INSTRUMENT STORE The Music Post

NAIL SALON

Elegant Nail and Spa OTHER FAVORITE Luxury Nails

OFFICE SUPPLIES

PARTY SUPPLY STORE

Office Plus

Party Palooza

OTHER FAVORITE Office Max

OTHER FAVORITE Karen’s Hallmark

PAWN SHOP

Pawn Shops America OTHER FAVORITE C&D Pawn

PET STORE

Pet Smart

OTHER FAVORITE Petco

PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

POOL/SPA CHEMICALS & ACCESSORIES STORE

Alice Abbott Photography

Summertime Pool & Spa

OTHER FAVORITE Alan Dalton Studios

OTHER FAVORITE H2O Zone

PRINT & COPY STORE Piedmont Printing & Graphics

OTHER FAVORITE Print-N Copy Center

RV/TRAILER DEALER RV Outlet USA

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THINGS TO BUY RENT-TO-OWN BUSINESS Aaron’s Rent To Own

OTHER FAVORITE Buddy’s Rent To Own

SHOE STORE

Shoe Carnival

OTHER FAVORITE Payless Shoe Store

SPORTS SPECIALTY & EQUIPMENT STORE (LOCAL)

SPORTING GOODS & ATHLETIC STORE The Brick

L&M Firearms

OTHER FAVORITE L&M Firearms

STATIONERY STORE Karen’s Hallmark

OTHER FAVORITE The Brick

THRIFT STORE Goodwill Industries of South Central Virginia OTHER FAVORITE The Salvation Army of Danville

TIRE & WHEEL STORE

TOW SERVICE

Nick’s Towing & Recovery

Smith Davis Tire

OTHER FAVORITE JJ Hogan Towing

OTHER FAVORITE Cunningham Tire

TOY STORE Toys ‘R’ Us

OTHER FAVORITE Betsy’s Place

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USED CAR DEALER

Davis Motor Sales

OTHER FAVORITE Steve Padgett Honda

Favorite

THINGS TO BUY VIDEO GAME STORE

VACUUM CLEANER SALES & SERVICE

Gamestop

Griffin Vacuum Sewing Superstore

OTHER FAVORITE Wal-Mart

Vintages by the Dan OTHER FAVORITE Sam’s Club

WINERY

2 Witches Winery & Brewery

OTHER FAVORITE The Homeplace Vineyard

WOMEN’S HEALTHCARE CENTER

ARTIST Harry Aron

Danville OBGYN & Associates

OTHER FAVORITE John Thomas

OTHER FAVORITE Danville Women’s Center

ATTORNEY

Stacy D. Allocca (Carter Craig Attorneys At Law) OTHER FAVORITE Hunter Byrnes (Clement Wheatley)

PEOPLE TO SEE

WINE STORE

AUDIOLOGIST

Dr. Judith Ostroski (Danville ENT Associates) OTHER FAVORITE Dr. Paul Ashbrook (Ashbrook Audiology)

BARTENDER

BANKER

Jon Hart (Buffalo Wild Wings)

Barry Shields (American National Bank)

OTHER FAVORITE Tiffany Miller (Gold Leaf Bistro)

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PEOPLE TO SEE BEAUTY CONSULTANT Joan TurbyямБll

OTHER FAVORITE Kaylie Rejino

BOXING & MARTIAL ARTS INSTRUCTOR Kelvin Miller

OTHER FAVORITE Juissepe Casumano

CHIROPRACTOR

CATERER

Dr. Maggie Ashworth (Hot Asana Yoga Studio)

Quality Catering & The Gallery

OTHER FAVORITE Dr. Valerie Hoffman (Hoffman Chiropractic Clinic)

OTHER FAVORITE De-Lec Table Catering

COUNSELOR Joey Faucette

OTHER FAVORITE Cherie Arnn (The Madeline Centre)

DENTIST

OTHER FAVORITE Vince Kania (Kania and Associates)

DERMATOLOGIST

Kevin Snow (Riverview Dental)

Dr. Keith Robinson (Complexions Dermatology)

OTHER FAVORITE Jessica J. Owens (Dr. Jessica J. Owens Family Dentistry)

OTHER FAVORITE Patricia Dupry

ELECTRICIAN

Kirk Spitzer (Spitzer Inc. ) OTHER FAVORITE David Barbour

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Katherine Davis (HHN&Co)

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ESTHETICIAN

Catherine Adkins-Saunders (Genesis Day Spa & Salon)

OTHER FAVORITE Kaylie Rejino

Favorite

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BIG SKY rents events &

OTHER FAVORITE Pat Kisor

FINANCIAL ADVISOR Barry Riddle (Davenport & Company)

OTHER FAVORITE Scott Waller (Scott & Stringfellow)

HAIR STYLIST

Amber Wilson (Genesis Day Spa & Salon)

INSURANCE AGENT

Rachel Schoonover (Schoonover Insurance Agency)

OTHER FAVORITE Tanya Zeidler (Zinc Total Salon)

OTHER FAVORITE Richard Moore (Moore Insurance Agency)

LOCAL BAND OR ENTERTAINER Venture Band

VENTURE CHURCH

OTHER FAVORITE River City Rousers

LOCAL CHEF

Chad Smith (Golden Leaf Bistro) OTHER FAVORITE Patrick Rucco

MASSAGE THERAPIST

LOCKSMITH

Pro Locx

Robin Lakey (Genesis Day Spa & Salon)

OTHER FAVORITE OF Newman & Sons

OTHER FAVORITE Dora Hill

MORTGAGE COMPANY

MORTGAGE LOAN OFFICER

OTHER FAVORITE Suntrust Mortgage

OTHER FAVORITE Katie Smith (American National Bank)

American National Bank

Lisa Shields (Suntrust Mortgage)

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PEOPLE TO SEE NAIL TECHNICIAN

MOVING COMPA

Janelle Gammon (Genesis Day Spa & Salon)

Frank Ferguson Enterprises OTHER FAVORITE Quality Movers

OTHER FAVORITE Betty Tate (Kokomo)

NEW BUSINESS Piedmont Pharmacy OTHER FAVORITE Westside Diner

PASTOR

Eric Hash (Venture Christian Church)

OTHER FAVORITE Danny Davis (Mt. Hermon Baptist Church)

PET BOARDING FACILITY

PERSONAL TRAINER

Mt. Hermon Animal Clinic

Dave Gluhareff (VA Bootcamp)

OTHER FAVORITE Hollywood Pets

OTHER FAVORITE Amanda Wiles

PET GROOMER

Mallory Betterton (Mount Hermon Animal Clinic) OTHER FAVORITE Deb Dillion (Deb’s Doggie Door)

PHOTOGRAPHER

Alice Abbott (Abbott Photography) OTHER FAVORITE Alan Dalton (Alan Dalton Studios)

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PHARMACIST Vance Kiser (Piedmont Pharmacy)

OTHER FAVORITE Glenn Milam

PHYSICIAN

Dr. Drew Baker (PATHS) OTHER FAVORITE Dr. Kimberly Bird (Danville Pulmonary Clinic)

Favorite

PEOPLE TO SEE RADIO PERSONALITY Carol Metz (WAKG) OTHER FAVORITE Big John (WAKG)

RADIO STATION WAKG

OTHER FAVORITE 104 The Dan

REALTOR

REALTY COMPANY

Janet Holley (ERA Holley & Gibson Realty Company Realty)

Wilkins & Co.

OTHER FAVORITE Anthony Gunn (Manasco Realty)

OTHER FAVORITE Ramsey Yeatts & Associates

TATTOO ARTIST Harry Aron (Harry’s Tattoo Shop)

TV STATION WSET

OTHER FAVORITE WDBJ

VETERINARIAN

Dr. Kay Geyer (Cherrystone Veterinary Hospital)

WASTE REMOVAL SERVICE

OTHER FAVORITE Dr. Jeff Smith (Mount Hermon Animal Clinic)

First Piedmont Corporation

WORSHIP LEADER VENTURE CHURCH

Chris Birhl (Venture Christian Church) OTHER FAVORITE Phil Pike, Mount (Hermon Baptist Church

YOGA INSTRUCTOR

Karen Maute (Yoga and Wellness Center) OTHER FAVORITE Dustin Dark (Hot Asana Yoga Studio) www.showcasemagazine.com

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Favorite

WRITE INS AUCTIONEER Joe Scarce

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST

Steve Young

PHYSICAL THERAPIST

Katie Juza (Center for Pediatric Therapies)

Eric Lackey (Danville Orthopedic and Athletic Rehab)

OTHER FAVORITE Beth Neal (Danville Orthopedic and Athletic Rehab)

OTHER FAVORITE Dr. Patti Snead

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A New Year of Experiences

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There’s something truly special about the New Year. In reality, January 1 is not much different than the previous day but the annual changing of years gives us all an opportunity to, in theory, hit the reset buttons on our lives. We start each new year with excitement, full of redefined perspectives, new goals, and fresh outlooks on life.

Whether your goal is to learn a new skill, to meet new people or enhance your health, our community offers an abundance of resources designed to educate, connect, empower, and strengthen the mind, body, and spirit. In 2015, challenge yourself to seize each day taking full advantage of the opportunities around you.

One of the most common New Year resolutions that I hear revolves around health and fitness.

Losing weight, getting in better shape or training for an event are among the list. A variety of opportunities are available locally to accomplish these goals and more.

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Yoga & Chi Gong classes, an oriental style of meditative movement, is just one of the new offerings provided by instructor Bob Tuggle at the Spencer-Penn Centre in Spencer this month.

The classes feature exercises with gentle, owing movements that relax and tone the body. Line Dance Lessons with Sue Ann Ehmann at the Center is another fun and creative way to burn off those holiday calories. An instructor at the annual Virginia Line Dance Festival in Richmond, Sue Ann will instruct participants to a variety of music including Oldies, Country, Pop, Show Tunes, Top 40, and Disco. Register for both of these classes by calling 276.957.5757.

For those wishing to finish a 5K or half-marathon, there is a wonderful training group offered by the Martinsville-Henry County YMCA. As a past participant of this empowering program, it was a delight to meet runners from all over the region.

Each with their own personal goal in mind, first time runners, reluctant runners and experienced runners formed a tight bond as they traded training tips and gave each other encouragement and comradery throughout the program. Once the training program is complete, participants are ready to take on the Martinsville Half-Marathon, Relay & 5K in March. Call 276.632.1772 for additional information.

Taking time out to learn a new skill is another common resolution. Painting, wood turning,

pottery and stained glass are just a few of the many art classes offered by The Artisan Center in Uptown Martinsville. For those interested in technology, the same facility offers classes in the Fab Lab where participants can use a variety of equipment, including 3D printers to fabricate products and works of art to make their dreams a reality. During The Artisan Center’s Maker Monday sessions, the public is invited to use Fab Lab equipment to fabricate items ranging from edible chocolate designs to clothing and even custom jewelry. Call 276.632.0066 for additional information.

To expand your horizons and learn more about arts and culture, Piedmont Arts hosts monthly Art @ Lunch and Art @ Happy Hour programs.

At each event, participants are invited to come by during their lunch hour or drop by after work for drinks to discover more about the current exhibits and various topics on art. Regional artists and local experts are on hand at each event to lead discussion and explain the works seen. While at the gallery, guests will also be amazed at the skill and artistry on display this month through the current exhibits of The Art of the Quilt and Mobilizing Our Community. Call 276.632.3221 for additional information.

One of the most powerful impacts in life is the human connection. Surrounding yourself with

positive people is a surefire way to bring a smile to your face and building social capitol with those relationships can also open doors. Quarterly throughout the year The Newcomer’s Network is hosted at the Martinsville-Henry County Visitor Center in Uptown Martinsville. This event is an opportunity to meet others that are new to the area as well as longtime residents that want to share their love for Southern Virginia. The group will meet this winter on January 13 at 5:30 pm.

Call 276.632.8006 for more information.

No matter what your goals are for 2015, there are activities, organizations and people throughout the community that can help you get going. Take advantage of the resources around you and have a wonderful new year! For information on these and other events, check out the community calendar at www.VisitMartinsville.com.

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3 – Artfelt Expressions of Bob Ross - Here is your opportunity to learn to paint the Bob Ross way. Ed Gowen, certified Bob Ross instructor, will help you complete a beautiful painting in just one day.

Please bring a roll of paper towels and a 16x20 canvas. All other supplies are included. Adults 18 and up. 10:30am-3:30pm. Ballou Annex Building. 434.799.5216.

9 – Comedy Night Show - An evening of laughs and clean fun with 3 different entertainers, an opening act followed by two comedians, a headliner and a feature. They have been seen on TV and at comedy clubs around the country. Doors open at 7:30.

Tickets $15. The Historic North Theatre. 8 pm 793.64799.

9-31 – Friday Night Fund and

1 – Job Corps Information Session - Job Corps helps young adults learn a career, earn a high school diploma, and gain the real world skills needed to succeed.

Vocational training is available in rapidly growing career areas, such as certified nursing, carpentry, culinary arts, auto repair, electrical, welding and many more. 10:30am12:30pm. Workforce Development Center. 434.455.2521.

6 –Toastmasters - Toastmasters members improve their communication, public speaking, and leadership skills. 6-7pm.

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8 – Around the World Travel Series - Enhance your cultural knowledge with this monthly series. Learn about history, traditions, language and culture from native and long-term residents of different countries throughout the world. A traditional dish will be served with each session. 12pm-1:30pm. Ballou Recreation Center. 434.799.5216.

8-29 – Boost Your Health and Improve Movement - Everyone focuses on their workouts, their healthy eating, maybe even their performance endurance and lifting routines. It is also true that everyone feels that old injury, nagging back pain or hits their performance plateau. Who doesn’t want a boost for their

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Ongoing – Digital Dome Theater – Open for guests to fully explore the known universe as well as some fascinating phenomena right here on Earth.

The immersive dome setting showcases the scientific wonders of space, engages visitors with live astronomers, and offers large format films. Danville Science Center. 434.791.5160.

Ongoing – Estlow’s Trains Exhibit – John “Jack” Estlow, Jr. originally constructed this “N” Scale Train layout which was donated by his daughters and grandson so visitors can enjoy trains running in the train station. Danville Science Center.

434.791.5160.

20 – Art Classes with Kathy - Certified art instructor, Kathy Anthony, teaches you how to paint on everyday items to make them beautiful. Impress your friends and family with your creations. Bring your own cake carrier.1-4pm and 6-9pm. Ballou Recreation Center.

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Dance - Join over 100 dancers for a night of dancing, having fun and meeting new friends. Ages 50 and over. FRI 7:30-10:30pm. Ballou Recreation Center. 434.799.5216.

10 – Soul Train Costume Party - Wear your best costume from the 70s as we revisit the most memorable years of soulful music. The DJ will be spinning hits from classic artists like Sly and the Family Stone, Gladys Knight, Earth, Wind and Fire, Natalie Cole, Curtis Mayfield, Marvin Gaye and many more. Join us for fun, food and dancing with a little “Love, Peace and Soul.” 7-10:30pm. Ballou Recreation Center. 434.799.5216.

10 – Concert of Slight of Hand - Close-up Magic starring World Champion Illustionist Wayne Alan.

SZee world class mini magic that will amaze and amuse you. The magic happens right before your eyes.You’ll be stunned and thrilled.

Tickets $15. The Historic North Theatre. 8 pm. 793.64799.

16 – Painting in a Day - After three hours in this acrylic painting class, you will have created a piece of art you can treasure.

All materials included and light refreshments will be served.

Whether you have painted before or this is new to you, artist Pepper Martin will guide your artistic talents. Ages 13 and up. 1-4pm, 6-9pm. Ballou Recreation Center.

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16 – Pooches on Parade Calling all canine lovers! Enjoy an afternoon of the area’s cutest pooches, strutting on the catwalk.

Categories include: best dressed, most talented and greatest inspirational underdog story.

Cosponsored by the Danville Area Humane Society.2-4pm. Ballou Recreation Center. 434.799.5216.

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Resource Center’s free 2015 Keeping Well Series: for those concerned with cancer prevention & survivorship. This extended program on Tuesday, January 13, from 10:30 am to 1:00 pm, at Ballou Rec Center, offers a variety of topics from outstanding experts in their fields. The Practical Workshops include: Breathing – One Minute Stress Management; Knowing Your Family History;Your Medicine Chest; and the 5 Wishes. During the delicious provided lunch, Connie Fletcher, PhD and well known clinical psychologist will present Slaying the Dragon – Dealing with Stress in Your Life. In our busy, complicated lives, stress is something we all have to deal with. Learn how to help master this ability.

Hearing Dr. Fletcher-Whitlow’s program and attending the Practical Workshops will help. Knowing your family’s medical history, organizing your prescriptions and preparing your medical directive will reduce stress. Organizing these personal medical issues is an excellent New Year’s resolution! The program is appropriate for everyone and all ages. Registration is required and lunch is provided to the first 75 people who register.

Call or email the Cancer Research and Resource Center today. 434-421-3060 or email cllitzenberg@vcu.edu. The Cancer Research and Resource Center of Southern Virginia is funded by VCU Massey Cancer Center and the Virginia Tobacco Indemnification and Community Revitalization Commission.

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health, fitness or performance? Jump on board with movement therapy as a way to supplement, in a healthy way, all of your health goals. TH 6-7pm. Coates Recreation Center. 434.797.8848.

13 – Keeping Well in Mind, Body & Spirit - For those concerned with cancer survival and prevention, Cancer Research & Resource Center of Southern Virginia presents “Keeping Well in Mind, Body & Spirit.” Open to the entire community. A variety of professional speakers will answer your questions. 11:30am-1pm. Ballou Recreation Center. 434.421.3060.

22, 29 – Getting Your Life on Track…Living with Diabetes - Are you tired of letting your Diabetes control your life? Find it hard to communicate with your family and friends about your Diabetes? Wish there was an easier way to talk to your doctor about your condition? Would you like to know someone who is going through the same issues as you? If you have answered YES to some or ALL of these questions, this is for you. All participants must pre-register. 12:30-2pm. Coates Recreation Center. 434.797.8848.

22, 29 – Healthy All Over - Lifestyle coach Karen Pickeral and Brenda Kilgore share their excitement about a healthy lifestyle through quick sessions covering: vegetarian cooking, dealing with diet restrictions, old fashioned home remedies that really work and motivational health segments. 6-7pm.

Ballou Recreation Center. 434.799.5216.

27 – Transformation Tuesday Long after fad diets fade, dedication to a healthier lifestyle begins to take root. Celebrate women who have transformed their lifestyles to promote health and fitness.You will hear success stories from women in our community who will encourage you to commit to fit. 12-1:30pm. Ballou Recreation Center.

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31 – Whole and Healthy Bread Baking - No need to buy processed bread, you will learn how to prepare home-style breads fresh from the oven. Join Janet Darby, of Wild Thyme Herbs Catering, and receive hands-on experience in making different kinds of bread. Plan on enjoying samples. 10am12pm. Stonewall Recreation Center.

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Hobbies/Sports

2 - Averett University Men’s Basketball vs. Maryville College. 5:308:30pm. 707 Mount Cross Road.

2 - Averett University’s Women’s Basketball vs. Maryville College.

7:30-10pm. Averett University’s North Campus - Grant Center.

3 - Averett University Men’s Basketball vs. Covenant College.

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2-5pm. 707 Mount Cross Road.

3 - Averett University’s Women’s Basketball vs. Covenant College.

6-8:30pm. Averett University’s North Campus - Grant Center.

5-31 - Let’s Dance - From Rumba, to Swing to Waltz and more, you will learn new moves, make new friends, and have loads of fun in the process. M 7-8:30pm.

Ballou Recreation Center. 434.799.5216.

6 - Deco Mesh Wreath Making Deco mesh can be used indoors or out. It is perfect for celebrating the seasons and holidays, as well as life’s special events. In these classes, you will learn how to make a seasonal wreath.

Materials included. 3-5pm and 6-8pm.

Ballou Recreation Center. 434.799.5216.

10 - Zip Line - New Year’s First - Be the first to brave the cold and ride the zip line in Dan Daniel Memorial Park in 2015. This 400-foot ride has become a popular and exciting attraction in Danville. Ages 8 and up. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

1-2:30pm. Skate Park at Dan Daniel Park. 434.799.5215.

21 - Averett University Men’s Basketball vs. Greensboro College.

5:30-8:30pm. Averett University North Campus Grant Center.

25 - Averett University Men’s Basketball vs. Piedmont College.

1-4pm. 707 Mount Cross Road.

25 - Averett University’s Women’s Basketball vs. Piedmont College.

3-5:30pm. 707 Mount Cross Road.

28 - Averett University’s Women’s Basketball vs. Greensboro College.

7-9:30pm. 707 Mount Cross Road.

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Lifestyle/Lectures

1-31 – Art Exhibit - Amateur Photography Competition. Reception 1/9. 6pm. Kirby Cultural Arts Complex, Roxboro NC. 336.597.1709.

24 - Winter Waterfowl Hike - Hike will discuss both resident and migratory birds and the impact they have on our environment. Starts at 9am. Mayo Park.

Roxboro, NC. 336.597.7806.

31 - Frank Kimbrough - Roxboro

native Kimbrough has been active on the New York jazz scene as a pianist/ composer for 25 years. He is a Palmetto recording artist and his latest trio CD, Play (2006), features drummer Paul Motian and bassist Masa Kamaguchi.

More than a dozen recordings as a leader for Palmetto, OmniTone, and Soul Note labels, and has appeared on nearly 50 more as a sideman. 7:30pm. Kirby Cultural Arts Complex, Roxboro NC. 336.597.1709.

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2 – First Friday Art Walk - Enjoy art, food, music and fun along Martinsville’s historic streets. Over 20 galleries, shops and restaurants are open with live music and other events happening on select First Fridays. 5-7pm. Uptown Martinsville.

8 – 2nd Thursday Science Talks Dr. Noel Boaz, president of Integrative Center for Science and Medicine speaks.

6-7pm.Virginia Museum of Natural History. Martinsville,VA. 276.634.4141.

10 – Pickers and Fiddlers Bluegrass Gospel & Mountain Music Songfest This event is free. Coffee and doughnuts provided. Come out for a great morning of fellowship and music. 10am-12pm.

Pocahontas Bassett Baptist Church.

Bassett,VA. 276.629.5395.

24 – Dino Day Festival - A festival of Jurassic proportions. Dinosaur skeletons, fossils and animatronics, as well as dinothemed games, crafts and presentations make this an event not to be missed for the dino-lover in your family! 10am-4pm.

VMNH. Martinsville,VA. 276.634.4141.

28 – Doodle Bugs! - Earth Sciences: Water - The hour-long programs include imaginative stories, fun activities, games and crafts that spark creativity and curiosity. They are the perfect opportunity for adults and grandparents

SOUTH BOSTON Arts/Exhibits/ Entertainment

31, Feb. 1 – Dueling Divas - A Broadway Revue! - Travel down the

hit parade of Broadway’s most famous tunes, From years gone by to the most contemporary! Angela Fowler, Motormouth Maybelle from this past Summer Theatre’s “Hairspray” and Brad Bass of Broadway’s “Wicked” “Memphis” and “Jersey Boys” will fill the theatre with their powerful voices. Also, children from Summer Theatre’s past, “Annie”, “The Sound of Music” and “Oliver” will delight one and all. 1/31 - 7:30pm, 2/1 - 2:30pm. The Prizery. South Boston.

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to learn and have fun with their children! Children must be accompanied by an adult. 3-4pm.VMNH. Martinsville, VA. 276.634.4141.

30 - Bingo - Vera Bradley Bingo. Twenty games, two coveralls, and one door prize. Doors open at 6pm. Spencer-Penn Centre. 276.957.5757.

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by Paulette Dean Executive Director, Danville Humane Society

A small group of citizens in Danville and Pittsylvania County met in 1975 and formed the Danville-Pittsylvania Humane Society. A

mission statement was written: Our purpose is to promote the welfare and humane treatment of all animals: mammals, fowl, reptiles, and ďŹ sh; to prevent cruelty and promote kindness, respect, and reverence for all forms of life; and to this end, provide for the rescue and temporary maintenance of lost, strayed, abandoned animals; disseminate the principles of humaneness through educational programs and through these efforts contribute to the creation of a truly humane society.

The name was changed to the Danville Area Humane Society a few years later, and throughout that time, other statements have been added to the mission statement, including our goals of finding homes for as many as possible, investigating acts of cruelty and neglect, and promoting spaying and neutering.

In 1984, we took over operation of the City of Danville animal shelter. We have seen four expansions of that facility, and have expanded all of our services. Each expansion and change has been made with the animals’ best interest in mind.

We celebrate our 40th year of service to the animals in 2015. The years have seen many employees, donors, and volunteers contribute their time, talents, and possessions to help us help the animals. We appreciate each minute and every cent that has been contributed.

To celebrate our 40th anniversary, we will continue our successful transfer program. We will offer many options to help spay and neuter as many dogs and cats as we possibly can, and we will answer the calls to help animals in need. In other words, we will strive every day to honor our mission statement.

It is a joy to serve the wonderful creatures with which we share this earth. SM

Annie

Little Orphan Annie is young, probably under a year old. She was found in the engine of truck, and had a badly broken leg.

A few weeks in a cast and lots of TLC has healed her body and spirit.

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More than 465,000 U.S. businesses offer the protection of Aflac.

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Learn how you can offer Aflac to your employees at no cost to your business.

Ryan Badgett 434.251.2888 Thomas_Badgett@us.aflac.com

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mystified Misty Brooks

Welcome to my world. Maybe you’ll find something entertaining, or maybe you’ll find something to relate to.

Maybe you’ll find both.

Sometimes this page won’t even make sense to you.

Sometimes it won’t apply to you. And sometimes you’ll think I stalked you and wrote a story about what I saw.

My world consists of five children, two dogs, two cats, and a husband. Jason is 22, Corey is 14, Spencer is 13, Tucker is 12, and Kendall is 11. Scott, my husband of three years, is still trying to figure us all out. Every day is a winding road.

and made a pretty good confidant for the teenage son who tried diligently to fit into his new life.

Happy 2015! Here’s to Clean Slates, New Beginnings, and Positivity In June 2006, without a dollar to her name, she left her husband. Their marriage had been crumbling for years even though they loved each other very much. With five children in tow, she packed their things and headed to her hometown.

She slept on her mother’s couch, with children sleeping all around her. For a week, it was unclear their fate. But then, an old friend caught wind of her troubles. He offered her a job and a house she could rent from him. Her prayers were answered.

Settling into their new lives inevitably took years, but at the time, they were doing as well as could be expected. Her friend helped as much as he could, but when she cried from loneliness, questioning her entire decision of leaving her husband, he could only offer a shoulder. He let her cry and work out her own fears and expectations. He tried his best to be sincere and thoughtful, but just being a phone call away and listening to her tears were better than nothing. He became her best friend.

Months passed, and whenever he came around it was a pleasant encounter. He was somewhat in tuned with the children by then,

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She went on with her life as best as she could. She made new friends and was becoming comfortable with the choices she had made. And one day, her friend gave her a hug that she didn’t want to let go of. He just smiled and said good-bye nonchalantly, unknowing of the spark she felt.

A year had passed since her big moved. Was she feeling something more for this friend?

Was he? She didn’t want to risk their friendship but her feelings just wouldn’t go away.

He soon became all she thought about. She asked him to lunch, consulted him on work projects, had him ‘fix’ things at her house…whatever she could find for him to do with her, she made happen!

Finally, about six months later, it happened. Their eyes met and they both knew what the other was thinking, but they still didn’t communicate it out loud. They were afraid if they spoke it, it would be ruined. But she couldn’t contain it anymore. She wanted him to know exactly how she felt.

She wanted to make a life with him. She wanted him to love her the way she thought she loved him.

She did what any silly girl in love does — she wrote him a letter. Later that evening, he responded with a text message that suggested they discuss it the next day. She was so intrigued

that she began texting him back right then. She didn’t want to wait to talk about it. She wanted it discussed right then, even if it were over texts. He eventually called her. They talked all night.

He revealed that he’d loved her the whole time. She had no idea.

She felt like the most special girl in the world.

The very next day that she saw him, he kissed her. She was certain of her love for him. It was the most comfortable feeling in the world. In that moment, she knew she was protected. He had her. She was his.

A year and a half later, she moved in with him. The children were as happy as could be. They felt secure with him and knew he had their best interest at heart.

She knew that was where she wanted to be forever.

In November 2010, he presented her with a beautiful engagement ring. She said yes. They were married at their home surrounded by close friends and relatives on January 1, 2011.

-The End To Scott: With each January, our lives are filled with more love, more happiness, and more security. I can’t think of a better New Year’s Resolution year after year than proclaiming our love, and vowing to bring true happiness to our home. Happy Anniversary! I can’t imagine my life without. I love you so much.

Love, Misty SM

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