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Love for the Sake of Love by Richard Paul Evans book The Letter

Love, for the sake of love, will always be enough. And if our lives are but a single flash in the dark hollow of eternity, then, if, but for the briefest of moments, we shine--then how brilliantly our light has burned. And as the starlight knows no boundary of space or time, so, too, our illumination will shine forth throughout all eternity, for darkness has no power to quell such light. And this is a lesson we must all learn and take to heart--that all light is eternal and all love is light. And it must forever be so.

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Create * Conceive * Connect

Letter from the Editor 2News, Celebrations, and Giveaways

Heart of Fashion 3Dress like a CEO,Fiammisday.com

Heart of Travel 4Journey to Ireland

Recipe Corner 6Irish Sausage Coddle

You Asked? We Answered. 6 How do I become more successful?

Heart of Home & Family 7One Person Can Make a Difference!

Message in a Bottle 8Creating Memories for a Lifetime

Happy Wives Club 9Author Fawn Weaver

Five Painters & a Potter 10Celebrating Local Naples Artists

Tech Tips 12Spring is in the Air and it's Time to Clean& March Apps

Featured Foundation 13Make a Wish

Austin One Year Later 13

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Letter from the Editor

Spring is here! I see all the new flowers blooming and I'm looking forward to the rainstorms in the afternoon making our grass turn green again. My kids are now on Spring Break and we plan to enjoy the time off together doing some Staycation ideas from last month. My son Jake has started his travel basketball and we went to his first tournament, Spring Explosionfest. Lizzie learned to ride her bike without training wheels and now wants to ride every day. I love Spring; it reminds me of new beginnings. This month's giveaway is Three Rolls of Washi Tape to help you create your perfect work of art, gift card, or bookmark. Please make sure to visit the Giveaway section on our website for more details.

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This month's cover is a photograph I took of Elizabeth enjoying the cool weather we've had at night here in Florida. The outdoor light shone just right on her and made for the perfect shot.

Lee Heyward - Style with LeeShelly Aristizabal - You Asked & We AnsweredBeth Gatrell - Tech Tip of the Week Cheryl Flothe - Heart of Travel, Recipe CornerHeart of Home & Family

The smile of one can light up a life. Just keep smiling, you

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by Lee HeywardStylewithLee.com

The Children's Fashion Blog Outfit and Kid's Style

And today is not exactly a spring day, but I’m happy anyway. I have the whole day to spend with my parents and, perhaps, with my friends.

Today I’m wearing a blouse by ALICE à PARIS that my mom found in Paris. It's really comfortable, but pretty and feminine. I have matched it with my CAFFELATTE-ACOLAZIO-NE trousers, a “starry” sweater and my NATURINO shoes. Here it is the complete outfit, what do you think? - Fiammetta

Do you wish for magical clothes that instantly make people want to do business with you? Are you ready to be seen as an expert in your field? Do you want to feel confident in any setting?

Getting the business results you want is as simple as changing your clothes. There’s nothing magical about it, except for the results you’ll see. Your image is your most valuable asset and the one you most often forget about leveraging. The clothing you wear can determine your success before you even open your mouth.

Getting dressed should be easy and financially strategic! Your wardrobe is an important business investment. The right clothes can turn a no into a yes, inspire other employees to be their best selves, or most importantly, make you feel confident and excited to be the chief executive officer of your own business, a fortune 500 company, or your life.

Do you love crafts? If you are like me, you can't help but fall in love with washi tape! This month's giveaway is Three Rolls of Washi Tape to help you create more gifts or artwork for your home or loved one.

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by Cheryl Flothe

The Children's Fashion Blog Outfit and Kid's Style

And today is not exactly a spring day, but I’m happy anyway. I have the whole day to spend with my parents and, perhaps, with my friends.

Today I’m wearing a blouse by ALICE à PARIS that my mom found in Paris. It's really comfortable, but pretty and feminine. I have matched it with my CAFFELATTE-ACOLAZIO-NE trousers, a “starry” sweater and my NATURINO shoes. Here it is the complete outfit, what do you think? - Fiammetta

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St. Patrick’s Day is this month! People around the world celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on March 17th. Whether they have Irish ancestors or not, many people just like a good celebration. But, did you know that 70 million people around the world claim Irish ancestry? And there are seven times as many Americans with Irish Ancestry than there are people in all of Ireland! My husband and I both have ancestors from Ireland so we are very interested in travelling there and researching our family genealogies. If you know your Irish ancestors’ last names, the Irish Times Ancestor Surnames site, http://www.irishtimes.com/ancestor/surname/ has a wealth of information.

Today, 5/6 of Ireland is the Republic of Ireland; while the rest of the island, Northern Ireland, remains part of Great Britain. The Republic of Ireland uses the Euro as its currency, and Northern Island uses the British pound. Travel between the two is open at the borders, and one need carry only your passport. You can see a lot of countryside by car, plus you have the advantage of stopping whenever you want. Bus and train are also good ways to travel. It’s less expensive to stay in B & B’s, and there are two excellent sites to find them. The BnB Network site at http://www.bnb-network.ie/ has accommodations car rentals, and more. AirBnB at www.airbnb.com has places to rent from people in over 34,000 cities and 192 countries. Eating at pubs, fast food restaurants, or buying your own groceries is considerably cheaper than restaurant fare; but make sure you splurge sometimes for some excellent local food and atmosphere. There are plenty of opportunities to get out in the majestic countryside and explore on foot. Ireland’s National Trails Office has a complete website listing trails in all counties at http://www.irishtrails.ie/. And finally, Jump into Ireland, Ireland’s official tourism site at www.ireland.com/‎, should get you started in planning your trip to the Emerald Isle!

Ireland has unforgettable hiking experiences! Kylemore Abby - Connemara, County Galway

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King John's Castle - King's Island in medieval Limerick City.

Explore Ireland by car---up close and personal!

Take the open road in Connemera National Park, Galway.

One of the best 6th century monastic sties established by St. Kevin - Glendalough Valley, County Wicklow.

Only complete city walls left in Ireland - Derry City,Londonberry.

Giant's Causeway - Antrim, Northern Ireland.

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by Shelly Aristizabal of Healthy Living Concierge

Health & WellnessQ: How can I become more successful?

A: Simple Things DO Matter

The concept that little things matter is a somewhat basic idea. When you face a choice, you can take a simple positive action. Or you can take a simple negative action. Simple actions, repeated over time, will determine the life you will lead.

Every day, every hour, every moment of your life, you face a choice. People who feel successful and those who don't feel that way do so because of the little choices they make about what they think, say, and do.

The little things that lead to success are easy to do, and easy not to do. They can be as simple as being impeccable with your word, having a positive mental attitude, and always doing your best. The steps can be very small -- as small as choosing a different response in the moment.

You will find that small actions compound over time. For example, if you exercise for an hour a day, you won't see much difference after a couple of days or even a week. But after a couple of months you will notice a big difference. A little effort each day will result in huge rewards over time. If you read just ten pages of a good book every day, it might not seem like a lot. But after one year, you will have read more than two dozen 150-page books! It is the same with learning another language, playing a musical instrument, or improving at a sport. A little practice each day will result in huge rewards over time.

Recipe Corner

Happy St. Patrick’s Day, everyone! I always make corned beef and cabbage for St. Patrick’s Day, but found this delicious recipe on All Recipes.com and it had rave reviews! I’m going to try next year (or maybe soon---it looks so good)! Rather than corned beef, it uses pork sausage and smoked bacon. And it is a traditional Irish meal! Paired with the Irish Soda Bread recipe I found and used this year, it should be a welcome change.

Ingredients

k 1 pound pork sausage linksk 1/2 pound smoked bacon, cubedk 2 onions, thinly slicedk 3 carrots, choppedk 4 large potatoes, peeled and slicedk 1 teaspoon dried parsleyk 1 cup beef stockk 1-1/2 cups Irish stout beerk 1/2 c. heavy creamk Salt and pepper to taste

Directions1. Preheat oven to 325 degrees F.2. Put sausages and bacon in a large skillet on medium heat and cook about 10 minutes until sausages are browned on both sides. Slice sausages into large chunks and set sausages and bacon aside.3. Layer 1/3 of the onions in 9x13” baking dish, then add a layer of 1/3 of the carrots and sliced potatoes.4. Place a layer of 1/3 of the sausage and bacon over the potatoes; sprinkle with salt, pepper, and parsley. Then repeat layers two more times. 5. Warm beef stock in saucepan on medium, then pour in the stout beer and cream. 6. Pour the sauce over the casserole, letting sauce fill in between the layers.7. Bake in preheated oven until potatoes and vegetables are tender---about 1-1/2 hours.Serves 8.

by Cheryl Flothe

Irish Sausage Coddle

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My grandkids love being on a basketball league!

Learning and competing in basketball is fun, good exercise, and a great family activity. And where would the league be without the Volunteer Coaches who take time out of their lives driving to and from practices and games because they want to help the kids learn the fundamentals of basketball? It’s brought so much into our grandkids’ lives and the lives of hundreds, if not thousands of other young people and their families. These coaches are making a difference.

These are but a few of the millions who have made a difference. We can all make a difference in the lives of others every day---even on a small scale: A simple “thank you” lets people know they’re appreciated; wear a smile rather than a frown---you never know who you might cheer up; help someone in need, if only to carry their groceries into the house, mow their lawn, or other small chores; or lend an ear to someone who’s going through difficult times.

Think about it---you, too, can be that one person who makes a difference in someone else’s life!

by Cheryl FlotheEach day I see or hear of so many people making a difference in the lives of others. I thought, “One person can make a difference!” Then I saw this wonderful quote by John F. Kennedy and knew I was in good company.

Thomas Alva EdisonRecently we toured the Edison & Ford Winter Estates in Ft. Meyers, Florida and since then I’ve been reading about Thomas Alva Edison. He really made a difference! Imagine bringing lights to the world when so many were living by candle and lamplight!

Martin Luther King, Jr. Martin Luther King, Jr. never gave up! He showed people that non-violent protests could bring people together to stand against racial inequality and predjudice. After winning the Nobel

Prize for his efforts in the civil rights movement, he donated the proceeds of his winnings to the cause. His I Have a Dream speech never ceases to inspire me. MLK made a huge difference in the lives of so many and brought social justice to a large part of our society.

Malala YousafzaiMalala Yousafzai, a young Pakistani girl, spoke out against the Taliban in favor of girls’ rights to education. In the face of physical threats against her from the Taliban, and after she was almost killed by them, she continues to live and talk

around the world about the importance of educating girls. Malala is making a difference in the lives of young girls and women around the world!

Happy St. Patrick’s Day, everyone! I always make corned beef and cabbage for St. Patrick’s Day, but found this delicious recipe on All Recipes.com and it had rave reviews! I’m going to try next year (or maybe soon---it looks so good)! Rather than corned beef, it uses pork sausage and smoked bacon. And it is a traditional Irish meal! Paired with the Irish Soda Bread recipe I found and used this year, it should be a welcome change.

Ingredients

k 1 pound pork sausage linksk 1/2 pound smoked bacon, cubedk 2 onions, thinly slicedk 3 carrots, choppedk 4 large potatoes, peeled and slicedk 1 teaspoon dried parsleyk 1 cup beef stockk 1-1/2 cups Irish stout beerk 1/2 c. heavy creamk Salt and pepper to taste

Directions1. Preheat oven to 325 degrees F.2. Put sausages and bacon in a large skillet on medium heat and cook about 10 minutes until sausages are browned on both sides. Slice sausages into large chunks and set sausages and bacon aside.3. Layer 1/3 of the onions in 9x13” baking dish, then add a layer of 1/3 of the carrots and sliced potatoes.4. Place a layer of 1/3 of the sausage and bacon over the potatoes; sprinkle with salt, pepper, and parsley. Then repeat layers two more times. 5. Warm beef stock in saucepan on medium, then pour in the stout beer and cream. 6. Pour the sauce over the casserole, letting sauce fill in between the layers.7. Bake in preheated oven until potatoes and vegetables are tender---about 1-1/2 hours.Serves 8.

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I recently got an email from my friend, Kathryn Goerig-Eastlake, titled Bless the Lady Plumber.

Remember this lady?

Irena Sendler Died: May 12, 2008 (aged 98) Warsaw, Poland

During WWII, Irena, got permission to work in the Warsaw ghetto, as a Plumbing/Sewer specialist. She had an ulterior motive.

Irena smuggled Jewish infants out in the bottom of the tool box she carried. She also carried a burlap sack in the back of her truck for larger kids.

Irena kept a dog in the back of her truck that she had trained to bark when the Nazi soldiers let her in and out of the ghetto.

The soldiers, of course, wanted nothing to do with the dog and the barking which covered the kids/infants noises.

During her time of doing this, she managed to smuggle out and save 2500 kids/infants.

Ultimately, she was caught, however, and the Nazi's broke both of her legs and arms and beat her severely.

Irena kept a record of the names of all the kids she had smuggled out in a glass jar that she buried under a tree in her back yard.

After the war, she tried to locate any parents that may have survived and tried to reunite the family. Most had been gassed. Those kids she helped got placed into foster family homes or adopted.

I've never put a message in a bottle but I think one day I'll have to do that and throw it in the ocean. What will I say? Perhaps a meaningful quote and share a few moments of my life experiences.

Advice From The

OCEANBe Shore of YourselfCome Out of Your ShellTake Time to CoastAvoid Pier PressureSea Life's BeautyDon't Get Tide Down

Make Waves!

by Nicole Flothe

I love the chapter when she went around the world and was in Italy waiting to connect with someone and then realized it was herself that she needed to be with. Sometimes we just need to take time out for ourselves.

She went to Buenas Aires, Argentina with her husband and met a lovely couple, Marcello and Silvina. It was clear that creating goals and working toward them together was one of the greatest gifts of their marriage. Two minds instead of one and four hands instead of two.

Another of the tips was tending to your spouse's needs and dreams as part of your day-to-day life. It begins to come natural to you and you don't have to think about it much. Nor do you expect anything in return for your giving. The obvious beauty of that approach is that if both spouses adopt this approach, both receive in good measure and give selflessly. It's a good economy.

One wife, Kristine Carlson, shared how she chose to listen with her heart and let her heart receive what her husband's poured out. In other words, they really connected because she put her own reactions and retaliations aside. She found an overwhelming place of love in a difficult moment when it could have been hard to find.

From that day forward, she would always listen heart-to-heart. She would make sure her heart remained open to her husband's and would never allow momentary disagreements to close it.

Fawn discovered the theme throughout all her interviews and journey around the world was that Happiness is a Choice.

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I found the Happy Wives Club once while surfing online and liked them on Facebook, as I thought the website was a great resource for women looking to have happy marriages. Then I lost the site and hadn't been back in quite some time. Recently, I was given the opportunity from BookLook Bloggers to review a book by Fawn Weaver about the Happy Wives Club. It was a story about one woman's worldwide search for the secrets of a great marriage. I went to her website and laughed at how life works and that I'd found her site again.

The first few chapters talked about how Fawn created her club and the reason behind the idea. She wanted to provide a resource for women to support each other and help figure out how to keep a loving relationship going. Her journey began in her state of California and she met with an elderly woman that she had only met via the internet. She was cautious at first with her meeting. I know exactly how she feels as sometimes I do home visits for my Nursing career or Client meetings and I don't know the people, but I press on and meet them. I'm always thankful for how kind and nice everyone has been.

I love the chapter when she went around the world and was in Italy waiting to connect with someone and then realized it was herself that she needed to be with. Sometimes we just need to take time out for ourselves.

She went to Buenas Aires, Argentina with her husband and met a lovely couple, Marcello and Silvina. It was clear that creating goals and working toward them together was one of the greatest gifts of their marriage. Two minds instead of one and four hands instead of two.

Another of the tips was tending to your spouse's needs and dreams as part of your day-to-day life. It begins to come natural to you and you don't have to think about it much. Nor do you expect anything in return for your giving. The obvious beauty of that approach is that if both spouses adopt this approach, both receive in good measure and give selflessly. It's a good economy.

One wife, Kristine Carlson, shared how she chose to listen with her heart and let her heart receive what her husband's poured out. In other words, they really connected because she put her own reactions and retaliations aside. She found an overwhelming place of love in a difficult moment when it could have been hard to find.

From that day forward, she would always listen heart-to-heart. She would make sure her heart remained open to her husband's and would never allow momentary disagreements to close it.

Fawn discovered the theme throughout all her interviews and journey around the world was that Happiness is a Choice.

Facebook:www.facebook.com/happywivesclub

by Nicole Flothe

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by Nicole Flothe

Once a year 5 Painters & a Potter host a local showcase of their works. Bluegrass music from Captain Joe and the Bottom feeders fills the air and hors d'oeuvres are served while guests mingle and find treasures they'd like to add to their home or give someone as a gift.

The uniqueness of 5P&P stems from the fact that it is comprised of nationally known artists all of whom work locally and have had deep roots in our community for decades. - Tara O'Neill

The art event is held at Jim Rice's Clay Place, 1555 Shadowlawn Dr. (corner of Davis Blvd.) in Naples, Florida. If you've never been to The Clay Place, the grounds are filled with gardens and old-growth trees forming a canopy which enhances Rice's pottery ranging from whimsical to the monumental.

The Potter, Jim Rice, has created environmental ceramic pieces, including fireplaces, wall murals, pool tiles, fountains, animals, and planters.

Top left photo showcases some of Jim Rice's pottery. His repertoire of functional works includes place settings of dishes, serving bowls, and decorative pieces highlighted by his lively fish platters which are oven, dishwasher, and microwave safe.

His custom work and commissions are installed in private homes and public buildings throughout the country. www.naplesclayplace.com

Tara O'Neil, photo above with artwork - www.taraogallery.com The tropical palette of her childhood continues to significantly affect Tara's work. Although most noted for her vivid oil paintings, she has admirably proved her hand at drawing, photography, print-making, asseblage sculpture, and carpentry.

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After I got some refreshments I began my journey around the property. My first stop was to see this great canvas and art brushes in the above photo that caught my eye. The artist, Phil Fisher, works predominately in oil & watercolors and is commonly seen painting throughout the Naples area. His award-winning seaside images both soothe and stimulate viewers around the world. “I like to think of my paintings as sanctuary for those whom feel anesthetized by technology.” www.philfisherfineart.com

I then moved to Natalie Guess' booth and was very impressed with her use of the fine art of batik. She has been teaching this type of art for over 35 years. She and her husband, artist Phil Fisher, own Guess-Fisher Gallery. www.natalieguess.com

I was stopped by some guests and asked to take their photo. They all looked so cheerful and happy to be at this art show. The last artist at the end of the row was Jeff Fessenden. He does mural and

trompe l'oel, humor and caricature, fine art, and is an accomplished musician. He selects his medium depending on the needs of the individual project. www.fezzart.com

As I finished my route along the path of artists I ended at Paul Arsenault's showcase. When I saw him he was explaining one of his paintings to a guest.

“My goal as a painter has always been to capture an essence with new eyes, even if it is a familiar scene,” Paul says. His work is a celebration of simple things, of the everyday and often overlooked elements of a place. He has traveled throughout the world capturing the heart and soul of rapidly changing communities. www.arsenaultgallery.com

One of the things I noticed throughout the show was how delighted everyone was to be browsing and mingling with friends and it was a great celebration. I can't wait till next year to join in the annual festivities again.

March Appsby Nicole Flothe

My son recently asked if we could have a family talent show. We now have one scheduled and since I want to sing a song I found a few cool apps, Sing Sharp and The Voice, to help with my vocals. My eldest son doesn't want to join us in the talent show but maybe I can get him to use this new OSnap! Lite app that allows you to do claymation.

I was recently at Boston Market and they had some beautiful black and white photos with just a touch of color. I found this great app Color Effects that can capture this effect, and also ArtinLight can do some additional sweet features.

A few fun apps that everyone should add to their list are Covet for the Fashionista, Free Fall for Frozen Fans, FridgePoems for the poet in you, and Origami to express your artist side. Enjoy your app time!

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many tips and tricks from Better Homes and Gardens, Country Living and Woman's Day. Your electronic devices could use some spring cleaning too and visiting Real Simple will give you great tips on how to ensure complete cleaning. WikiHow, Clean my Space, and Yahoo also have some good tips. When it comes to cleaning your tech, be careful as some cleaning solutions may scratch. Special products are available that are made specifically for these devices like those from Windex, Zagg, and Endust. You can even use Cyber Cleaning Putty! Don't forget to visit "Into Tomorrow" to keep up to date on all the cool electronics you can use your cleaning products on, and more!

Into Tomorrow's Spring is in the air and it's time to clean...by Beth Gatrell

Spring Cleaning is on the minds of many and if you aren't sure where to start, you can use your favorite online tech to search for tips and advice. How Stuff Works can tell you just how to clean. And if you're a fan of Pinterest you'll want to check out some cool posts there. You can also gather

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Featured Foundationby Nicole Flothe

My friend, Shelly Aristizabal, from Business Women Connect, shared with me that she is doing a fundraising event for Make-a-Wish. Coming up this April 8th at the Von Liebig Art Center, her event, Celebrate and Sparkle, will be an evening to ignite women's inner radiance and help bring awareness to Make-a-Wish.

“Just the knowledge that a child’s one wish, more than anything else in the world, is to meet you – that is better than anything else you can accomplish in life …” – Michael Jordan, on meeting the children of Make-A-Wish.

Since 1980, Make-A-Wish has enriched the lives of children with life-threatening medical conditions through its wish-granting work. From its humble beginning, Make-A-Wish now grants a wish every 38 minutes - making a life-changing impact on not only wish kids, but also families, friends, donors, sponsors and sometimes even entire communities. For more information visit www.wish.org. If you are outside of the United States, please visit Make-A-Wish International at www.worldwish.org

One year later with our guardian angels. Thank you all so much for sharing in our celebration of life!! Here is a picture of the Joehnk Family, and Austin with their HEROES.... Jess, Jake, Nate, and Emily. Thanks to them and those who couldn't make it tonight these are some of the EMT's and Fire Fighters that were on scene that night. Thank you Jess for your heart filled gift to Austin the medallion will always be inspiration to Austin and to us all. You brought to life your motto....."What you do, do with all your heart"

To learn more about Austin's journey to recovery visit www.BelieveAustin.com or Facebook.com/AustinErvinHealing

by Tina Ervin

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