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Glo March 36 Pages:Glo 6 it’s Free! march 2013 fort wayne’s bold • bright • beautiful inspiring today’s woman { MARCH FAVORITES { Mmm… Pie’s The Limit Financing The Future: Student Loans Race Ya! Tips For Finishing That Run Wow! Really? Psychic Mediums Celebrating HERstory www.glo-mag.comapril 2010 glo 1 Get Strong this Spring March in Today! JOIN TODAY & RECEI VE 1 MONTH FREE Hurry Offer Expires 4/15/13 Must Bring Coupon at Time of Joining One Coupon per membership Summit City Fitness Amenity of the Month - March - Free Weights Summit City Fitness has 3 different strength training areas including one of the largest free weight rooms in the city. Despite its reputation as a "guy" or "jock" Celebrate What thing, strength training is important for everyone. With a regular strength Makes Our Club training program, you can reduce your body fat, increase your lean muscle Special in 2013 mass and burn calories more efficiently. 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Really?: Psychic Mediums 10Celebrating HERstory 20 “Fools Rush In” Chapter Six: March 22 Tips for Tackling Spring Clean 2013 16 24 Lady Lit & Hits Fort Wayne Famous and Beyond – Part Two: 28 Movies with Mom Mommy Bloggers 29 Décor Direction 30 Pie’s the Limit “Small Talk With ...” 26 32 March To Do List Lisa Whelchel 34 Financing the Future publisher Ron Baumgartner ……………[email protected] business manager Collette Knepp ……………[email protected] director of marketing Kip Schumm ………[email protected] publications manager Kim Gross………………[email protected] marketing assistants Darlene Eichelberger, Kara Judy E account executives Betsy Didier ………………[email protected] Rebecca Boone …………[email protected] the Cover editor-in-chief Jeri Seely …………………………[email protected] editor Rebekah Whirledge …………………[email protected] Artwork: “The Volunteer” feature writers Julie Young, Barb Sieminski, Davina Black, in watercolor and ink Judi Loomis, Carrie Bragg, Amber Recker feature photographers Karrine Williams Artist: Bonnie Manning graphic designer Maymie Ankrom director of circulation Jerry Ryan ………………[email protected] PO Box 188 • 206 South Main St., Milford, IN 46542 Bonnie Tobey Manning, a life-long Indiana resident, has been a profes- 800.733.4111/Fax 574.658.4701 sional photographer for several years. 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Upon finding this photo, I posted it on Facebook with the WomenWomen Build caption, “Even 6-year-old me was wordy!” SaturdaySaturday | April 20 | 2 PM I do love words. Whether they are in Scrabble, in articles I’ve written in this magazine, or in novels I’m reading. I’m wordy. After posting IPFW Walb Walb Union U InternationalrnationalBa Ballroomllroom 2102101 East Coliseum Boulevardoulevard that photo, I was riding pretty high on the fact that I’m even an editor Fort Wayne, Indiana 468056805 of such a neat magazine. Wordy to the max! It’s such a nice accom- plishment. And then, as often happens when riding a high horse, I got www.fortwaynehabitat.orgww ay ehabitaat.org a few good doses of humility within the next few weeks to knock me right off. The first, from an email-er, who was shocked at all the errors in the magazine. Aghast at myself for these alleged errors, I replied back to the person and asked for examples. 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Happy March! ” PS – I do welcome all reader com- ments (the good, the bad and the ugly), as long as they’re respectful- ly submitted. glo’s readers are second to none and the dozens of Rebekah Whirledge times that I hear, “I love this maga- shutterstock.com [email protected] zine!!” from readers really makes www.glo-mag.com my little heart so full. march 2013 glo 5 By Amber Recker, Feature Writer St. Patrick’s Day has long been one of my favorite holidays. After all, I am a quarter Irish, and what better way to celebrate than to don some festive green gear, share green beers with my friends and eat some corned beef and cabbage? Contrary to popular belief, St. Patrick’s Day wasn’t always a holiday devoted to imbibing green libations, organizing festive parades and pinching folks who for- got to wear green. Though over the years it has become a celebration of the Irish culture in general, its origins are with the Catholic Church dating back to the early 17th century. It was established to commemorate Saint Patrick, the most commonly recognized Patron Saint of Ireland. And while we may love shamrocks because they bring good luck, their association with St. Patrick’s Day stems from the Saint’s use of them to explain the Holy Trinity. Although it is a holiday steeped in tradition, St. Patrick’s Day has morphed into an annual day of celebration with family and friends.
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