Create The Life You Want
By Joe Miles Thirteen-year-old Delores Brumfield got out of her grandmother’s automobile and walked onto the baseball field at Pascagoula, Mississippi. It was early spring, 1946. She reported to Max Carey, president of the All American Girls Professional Baseball League … Continued
By Margie Roelands Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale has been produced for nearly 1,000 years. Families passed it on as an heirloom, bequeathed it to a daughter as part of her dowry, or used it as a gift when summoned to see … Continued
By Estella Tullgren It’s the late spring, early summer time of year and what wonderful fresh food we have! I can hardly wait for that first warm tomato right out of the garden. As you can tell from my recipes … Continued
By Deb Peterson When Cathe Carnes fell and injured her knees while helping with the Katrina Hurricane cleanup, her running days were over for good. “You could ride a bicycle,” said her doctor. Oh, the power of suggestion. That one … Continued
Story and Styles by Jennifer Porter | Photographed by Anne-Camille Collins Karen McKee of Pottersville, Missouri is a two-time cancer survivor. She was diagnosed with colon cancer in August 2009. After surgery to remove the cancer, she was relieved to … Continued
By Margie Roelands The best containers for storing extra virgin olive oils are those made of tinted glass, porcelain, or stainless steel. Oil should never be stored in plastic or in reactive metals. The ideal temperature for storing olive … Continued
By Deb Peterson | Photographed by Deb Peterson More than three years ago, Cathy Sullivant showed up at Changes, Adam Welch’s hair salon in Mountain Home, with a basket full of goodies. There was nothing very expensive in it—chocolate chip … Continued
From the 1st Annual Father Daughter Ball at The Sheid, May 14. Photographed by Tabitha Porter. We did our best to get everyone’s name right. If you see an error, please let us know by sending an email to deb@marvmag.com. … Continued
