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Happy Campers Cozy Styles for Outdoor Fun Page 16 THRIVE • EMPOWER • SHINE WINTER 2016 FLOURISH ‘TIS THE SEASON’ YOUR HOLIDAY GUIDE FOR 2016 PAGE 45 HAPPY CAMPERS COZY STYLES FOR OUTDOOR FUN PAGE 16 ‘YOU’RE ALWAYS STRONGER THAN YOU THINK YOU ARE’. PAGE 28 TIME TO GIVE THANKS… Dr. JAYNE PATTY OUR PATIENTS If you KAREN ANDREA remember… Without you When gas was 55 cents our office a gallon, it’s time TAMMY REBECCA for a colonoscopy. doesn’t tick. WENDY CARRIE KATHY BRANDY CHERI Tis the season to stop the clock, reflect and 1429 North Mount Auburn Road give thanks to all whom God has blessed. Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701 We are here to serve you. Call for an appointment. 573-334-8870 or 1-800-455-4888 2845 Professional Court | Cape Girardeau, MO 63703 Now in network with 573-334-5545 Anthem Pathway and Pathway X Jayne F. 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(The experts say so! Read more I stress about about this on page 10.) Sometimes we need to take care of ourselves 26 ‘Being healthy makes 30 A flexible space Account executives before we can take care of others, even if it means saying “no” to Ashley Aufdenberg, Emily stress before there is you feel fabulous’ someone. (Easier said than done, I know!) 32 Soup-er meals Colbert, Jody Seabaugh, Laura “ As Jackson writer Sarah Geringer says of her new book, “Christmas 28 ‘You’re always stronger Hulcy, Samantha Mlot, Glenda even stress to stress 34 Paws & Effect Peace for Busy Moms,” featured on page 52, “I thought it was time to than you think you are’ Mayberry, Jennifer Berti, Debbie about because I’m Stoverink and Paul Walker focus on the peace we can find in the season, not just for ourselves, but stressed about the for other people. Focus on peace, not perfection.” age appropriate Cover photography It’s fitting, then, that this month’s fashion photo shoot is all about business/finance Laura Simon stress that I will inevitably rest and relaxation while “glamping” — aka “glamorous camping.” 36 #imadethis 6 Money resolutions Cover model I think a weekend of cozy blankets, hot dogs and s’mores on the have soon. campfire, and a peaceful night’s rest are just the ticket to enjoying — 38 ‘It’s OK to be quiet’ Shalyn Tucker 8 Rethink your desktop not just surviving — the upcoming months. 40 Parents: Are you guilty of Photography And hey, if your idea of a relaxing getaway looks more like a five-star arguing in front of your kids? Laura Simon and Ben Matthews hotel or just eating pizza in bed, that’s cool, too. Whatever it takes. ” Here’s to a truly enjoyable holiday season spent with the people you health/fitness Flourish magazine is printed four 41 The Five of Clubbs love most. times a year. All contents © 2016 10 Feeling stressed? by the Southeast Missourian. All 12 Step away from the rights reserved. Reproduction ‘tis the season or use in whole or in part of the snack machine contents, without prior written 46 Holiday equations permission of the publisher, is strictly prohibited. 48 A festive feature style & beauty ~ Robyn Gautschy, editor 52 At peace with the season 15 The Beauty Counter 54 Trim that tree 24 The power of a good fit 55 The holiday hustle 57 Fixes for kitchen disasters connect with us 60 Holiday happenings Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/flourishwomen Online at www.semissourian.com/flourish 4 Flourish | winter 2016 www.semissourian.com/flourish www.semissourian.com/flourish winter 2016 | Flourish 5 business & finance / money resolutions MONEY RESOLUTIONS Did you spend too much and save too little this year? Damage your credit? Here’s how to get back on track in 2017. By Suzanne Thompson Cozza the The Heartland’s CW, where she dispenses fi- “It’s important to know where your money is nancial advice five days a week at 6:30 a.m. She going,” says Tracy M. Bonner, branch operations When it comes to money, it seems there’s nev- emphasizes the importance of self-discipline. manager at The Bank of Missouri. “Every dollar er enough, and with the holidays looming ahead, “With a holiday financial plan, you are setting spent and every dollar saved adds up. Develop a it’s easy to accumulate more debt than you had boundaries that should not be crossed, not even by spending plan as well as a savings plan. The two go intended. you,” she says. “Once it is set, there is no turning hand in hand.” LaKenya Taylor, author of the book “Improving back.” When the holidays loom, it’s easy to whip out a Your Money Flow,” says having a plan is import- The only acceptable changes to spending are credit card and say, “Charge it.” Balances can pile ant. ones that reduce the amount of spending, she says. up fast, but it takes time to pay down the balances. “Have a holiday financial plan and stick to it,” “If you need to update the plan, that’s OK, but “Don’t let this be daunting,” says Ashton Bals- she says. “Keep yourself in the black and not in the only do it if decreasing the amount is the plan; mann, assistant vice president and mortgage loan red. ... I know you want to be kind and get a gift, otherwise, get creative when it comes to gift-giv- officer at Wood & Huston Bank. “Whether it’s plus cook for everyone, but this year, do something ing,” she says. “Perhaps make some gifts. 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