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38 43 Top North Texas Lake G O O D W O R K S T R E N D H U N T E R 38 CUSTOM SERVING TRAY 43 HBC BURGER, POTATO WEDGES Active Living in North Texas liveJULY/AUGUSTit 2018 Rosie Cole Top North Texas Lake Adventures www.liveittexas.com 1 2 July/August 2018 ON THE COVER G O O D W O R K S T R E N D H U N T E R in this ISSUE 38 CUSTOM SERVING TRAY 43 HBC BURGER, POTATO WEDGES Active Living in North Texas liveJULY/AUGUSTit 2018 Rosie Cole Top North Texas Lake Adventures LIVEIT MAGAZINE 940-872-2076 • liveittexas.com STAFF & CONTRIBUTORS FEATURING: PUBLISHER J. M. Winter Page 26 EDITOR Top Five North Texas Lake Adventures Dani Blackburn The North Texas area offers an abundance of lakes, each with their own unique atmosphere and we [email protected] have chosen the top five adventures for a day full of fun in the sun. From nature hikes to water skiing, CREATIVE DESIGNER there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Grab your family, fishing pole and swimsuit and get outside Rosie Cole [email protected] for the adventure that awaits you at a North Texas lake! PRODUCTION MANAGER Kayla Woods 8 Spotlight on Health 40 Travel [email protected] ADVERTISING EXECUTIVES UV Safety Awareness Month Floating the Guadalupe Lana Hamblin [email protected] Kathy Miller 20 Local Flavor [email protected] 43 Trend Hunter Shannon O’Neal Gray Beth Marie’s Ice Cream Summer Essentials [email protected] Susan Stewart [email protected] BUSINESS MANAGER 36 Hometown Spotlight 48 Dying to Try It Brenda Bingham Decatur, Texas Kayaking [email protected] CIRCULATION MANAGER Marnie Brown [email protected] CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Aimee Hodges Columns Kassie Pounds 9 Turn the Page 38 Good Works Amy Dangelmayr, FNP-C Norman Winter Hillbilly Elegy Charis Hills Tom Marquardt Patrick Darr 10 LiveIt List 45 Focus on Finance 12 Donna Long Michelle Ames A few things we love Financial Independence Crista Tompkins Melissa Beal 18 The Wine Guys 46 Interior Design French wine Setting a table in association with 22 Tasting Room 49 Event Lineup Buffalo Chicken Beer Dip 51 Unleashed LiveIt is not responsible for omissions or informa- 24 Actively Speaking Blue the cattle dog tion that has been misrepresented to the magazine. Ad- vertisers and their agencies assume all liability for adver- Radiate Health tising content. Reproduction in whole or part without www.liveittexas.com written permission from the publisher is prohibited. 3 4 July/August 2018 from the editor liveit ummer is in full swing and Fourth of July is near. With it comes a slew of cherished childhood memories of days spent at the lake,S my legs and arms flying through the air as my best friend’s father threw us off an inner tube and late night firework displays after a day of getting drowsy in the warm summer sun. Break out the sunglasses and sunscreen because it’s time to cel- of North Texas. ebrate our country’s independence once again, and there’s no better Continue the summer fun with our LiveIt list of must have items place for carefree fun than right here in North Texas. to take on the boat, cool down with a special treat at Beth Marie’s We couldn’t possibly detail all the ways to enjoy a summer day, in Denton, featured in Local Flavor, or take a day trip to Burger’s so we have rounded out our top five lake adventures. Lake, this issue’s featured attraction. Start this month off with Fourth of July shenanigans at Hell’s We hope you enjoy these last two months of summer fun at the Gate at Possum Kingdom Lake, go fishing at Lake Texoma, spend lake, on vacation by the ocean or reading a book by the pool as you the day hiking or kayaking at Lewisville Lake Environmental relax and soak in the sun and special time with family and friends. Learning Area, go water skiing on Lake Bridgeport or build sand castles on the beach at Lake Ray Roberts. Whatever you choose to Best wishes, do, there’s no end to the opportunities for excitement on the waters Dani Blackburn Things I especially love in this issue: Attractions: Burger’s Lake From the Kitchen: Peach Crisp DIY: Mason Jar Planter Box Page 33 Page 47 Page 44 Find the hidden item in this issue and be the first to post it on the LiveIt Facebook page. LIVEIT ONLINE! Check out our website with more of your favorites. Complete issues, exclusive stories, new contributors and the best of North Texas buzz. www.liveittexas.com liveit in the loop From the Reader: Have a delicious recipe you would like to share? Snap a photo and submit the recipe to: [email protected] See what we’re pinning for a Fourth of July backyard bash that’s sure to get your friends in the patriotic spirit. 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E-mail us Visit LiveItTexas.com to sign up for a free online subscription that at: [email protected] comes to your email every time LiveIt publishes. 6 July/August 2018 www.liveittexas.com 7 liveit spotlight on health UV Awareness Month take care of your skin to prevent cancer BY AMY Dangelmayr, FNP-C he sun is essential to good health and contributes to a sense of well-being. However, unprotected exposure to the sun’s ultravioletT rays can cause premature skin aging and skin cancer. People of all skin colors get skin cancer. In fact, more than 3.5 million people are diagnosed each year in the United States alone. There are more cases of skin cancer than the combined incidence of cancers of the breast, prostate, lung, and colorectal. UVA rays age skin cells and can damage their DNA. These rays are linked to long-term skin damage such as wrinkles, but they also are thought to play a role in some skin cancers. It is always important to use a broad spectrum sunscreen. It decreases the risk of skin cancer and early skin aging caused by the sun when used with other sun protection measures. Elta MD broad spectrum sunscreens contain zinc oxide, a mineral compound, to protect skin against UVA and UVB rays. Zinc blocks the widest spectrum of UVA and UVB rays, protecting the skin from premature aging and sunburn. In addition to a good quality and effective sunscreen worn daily, the following recommendations are also important. • Seek the shade especially between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. • Avoid tanning and UV tanning beds. • Cover up with clothing, including a broad-brimmed hat and UV-blocking sunglasses. • Use a broad spectrum (UVA/UVB) sunscreen. • Keep newborns out of the sun. • Examine your skin head-to-toe every month. • See your physician every year for a professional skin exam. We at Muenster Family Medical are passionate about prevention of all disease including skin cancers. Our Nurse Practitioners Amy and Jamai are trained on proper skin examinations. We proudly carry EltaMD products which we feel are superior skin care products in assisting in the prevention of skin cancer. Amy Dangelmayr, FNP-C Muenster Family Medical 8 July/August 2018 UV Awareness Month Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a F amily and a Culture in Crisis by J. D. Vance his is the story of what the author refers to as the “culture of the hillbilly,” the working poor and the white working class. While toldT with real-life drama and even humor, ultimately “Hillbilly El- egy” is about the unattainable nature of economic progress or even economic stability. It's about the loss of the American Dream. Traditionally, the American Dream is to pull yourself up by your own bootstraps. Some, though, don't have bootstraps or even boots. Such was J.D. Vance's family who left the hills and mountains of Kentucky after World War II to work in the automotive factories of Ohio. The Rust Belt was a long way off in the prosperous Fifties, but one message was sent to young J.D.: You're going to college. College is only the start of upward mobility. Working late every night, being up and ready for early classes is one thing, but break- ing into white collar America is like moving to a foreign country. If you walk and talk and look different, you won't fit in. So you buy new clothes to change the way you look and copy the speech and manners of those around you. As your mamaw always wanted, you become well-groomed and well-mannered.
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