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SunshineIssue Number Two

November / December 2013

Sunshine MagazineIssue Number Two November / December 2013

A BRIGHT PERSPECTIVE

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EDITOR'S NOTE

HOLIDAY MUSIC

WHAT TO WEAR

PIE PARTY

ART PROJECT

COLOR OF THEMONTH

CURRENTOBSESSIONS

A hand-written letter froma Christmas music fanatic

A playlist that will keepyou merry and bright

Get dressed for a night ofholiday magic

Nothing says "HappyHolidays" like an arm fullof bracelets

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IN THIS ISSUE

ONTHECOVER...

Crystal Lewis. Photo by Closer toLove Photography. Do you knowCrystal Lewis? Learn more abouther music and what keeps her

inspired on page 48.

24DANCING THE NUTCRACKER

CELEBS STYLEwith LUCYLIU

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WHEN SHE'S DRESSED UPSHE LOOKS

COMFORTABLE. WHENSHE'S DRESSED DOWNSHE LOOKS GLAMOROUS.LUCY LIU IS NATURAL ANDEFFORTLESS. WE CAN'TGET ENOUGH OF HER

STYLE!

The white blazer makes this outfitfresh and cool. Find a similar one atAmerican Eagle for $69.50.


BLOGSWE LOVEHELLO, FROM THE NATOS

MEET JAMI NATOCoffee or Tea?

Tea. Iced. Even in the winter.

Favorite City?Kansas City! Best kept secret

in the nation.

Spring or Fall?That's like choosing between

chocolate or margaritas! I

guess fall, because even

though things are dying, the

process is so beautiful.

Favorite Celebrity?Tina Fey and Kristen Wiig.

They are sassy and funny

and should be forced to

be my besties.

Favorite Reality Show?Home by Novogratz.

Describe your laugh.My laugh sounds like someone

peeing their pants because

that's usually what happens.

Best thing about being a blogger?I love writing. It gives me a

place to work through hard

stuff, and sometimes totally

different thoughts come

through unexpectedly. It's been

extremely helpful to me

over the years.

A FUNNY BLOG ABOUTMOTHERHOOD, PARTIES,FOOD AND PROJECTS.PHOTOGRAPHER, JAMI

NATO, MAKES ORDINARYLIFE SEEM FUN AND EASY.


MEETTHETEAM

Michelle DrashmanContributor

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leann DanielFashion Contributor

Stefani ThompsonPhotographer

Whatisyourfavoritepartoftheholidayseason?

Being with my family. It'sone of the few times weare all in the same place.

BestChristmaspresentyou'veeverreceived?

I've had many fantasticpresents throughout theyears, but I'm going tohave to go with my LionKing tent and sleepingbag. I slept in that thing

for weeks!


The cool weather that callsfor scarf-wearing! Alsosweet treats andChristmas music.


Last year I received abeautiful tea set from myparents. It was one of thesweetest gifts I'vereceived.

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The sense of "hope" in theair. And as much as we

fuss about thecommercialization of theholidays, walking aroundstores and seeing

decorations everywhereperpetuates this mood ofanticipation and hope forhappy days ahead.


At 21, a television my 18year-old brother gave me.It was special because he'dwon it at work, but knew Ineeded one. It was soselfless and completely

made me cry.

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HOLIDAY PLAYLISTSunshine's

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BESTHOLIDAYSONGSEVER

Top 10

1. Joy to the World / Mariah Carey

2. Christmas Song / Mindy Gledhill

3. I'll Be Home For Christmas / Michael Buble

4. Jingle Bell Rock / Rascal Flats

5. All I Want For Christmas Is You / Mariah Carey

6. Santa's Song / Harry Connick Jr.

7. Holly Jolly Christmas / Burl Ives

8. Winter Wonderland / Jason Mraz

9. Do You Hear What I Hear / Whitney Houston

10. Rockin Around The Christmas Tree / Brenda Lee

OURFAVORITEHOLIDAYALBUMS

BOOKSHELFChildren's

It's a creative story about repurposing a favorite clothingarticle. We love it because it teaches kids (and adults)about seeing the world with creative eyes and gettingthe most use out of what you have. We also love thequotable rhyming phrases that you'll find your littleones (and yourself) saying over and over.

Why we love it...

Illustrator, Julia Denos, is theartist behind many picturebooks including Just BeingAudrey by Margaret Cardilloand Dotty by Erica S. Pearl.She lives in Quincy, MA.

Visit her online atwww.juliadenos.com

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WHAT to WEAR

LEANN DANIELFashion Contributor

GETTING FANCY FOR AHOLIDAY PARTY DOESN'TMEAN SACRIFICINGCOMFORT. WE'VE PAIRED ANEASY DRESS WITH A PAIR OFBOOTS THAT WILL MAKE YOUFEEL MERRY AND BRIGHT.


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CHOCOLATE FILLING:

5 large egg yolks

6 tablespoons sugar

3 tablespoons constarch,sifted

1/4 teaspoon fine sea salt

2 cups whole milk

1 teaspoon pure vanillaextract

7 ounces bittersweetchocolate, melted

2 1/2 tablespoons unsaltedbutter, cut into cubes, at roomtempurature

1 Graham Cracker Crust

MARSHMALLOWTOPPING:

6 large egg whites

1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar

1 1/2 cups sugar

1 teaspoon pure vanillaextract

To make the filling:Whisk theegg yolks, sugar, cornstarch, andsalt together in a heatproof bowluntil thick and pale in color. Setaside.In a medium saucepan, bring

the milk to a gentle boil. Whiskabout 1/2 cup of the hot milkinto the egg yolks. Then,continuing to whisk, add theremainder of the milk in a steadystream. Set bowl over a mediumsaucepan of simmering water (do

not let the bottom of the bowltouch the water) and cook theegg-milk mixture, whiskingconstantly until thick and glossy,5-7 minutes.Remove the bowl from the heat

and whisk in the vanilla & meltedchocolate until well combined.Let the filling mixture sit for 2minutes to cool slightly, thenwhisk the butter until the custardis smooth and silky. Place a pieceof plastic wrap directly on top ofthe chocolate filling so that a skindoes not form and let cool for 30minutes, or until it reaches roomtempurature.When filling has cooled pour it

into the prepared crust. Coverthe pie with plastic wrap andplace it in the refrigerator to chillfor at least 3 hours or overnight.To make the marshmallowtopping: Put the egg whites,cream of tartar, and sugar in alarge heatproof bowl, set the bowlover a medium saucepan ofsimmering water (do not let thebottom of the bowl touch thewater) and whisk constantly untilthe sugar is completely dissolvedand the egg whites are warm tothe touch, 3-4 minutes. Themixture will appear pale and

opaque. Rub a little of themixture between your fingers tomake sure the sugar iscompletely dissolved.Transfer the mixture to the

bowl of a stand mixer fitted withthe whisk attachment. Add thevanilla and , starting on lowspeed to high, until themarshmallow topping is glossyand forms stiff peaks, 5-7minutes.Loosly pile the rest of the

marshmallow topping on top anduse a spatula to spread it in bigluscious swirls.The pie is best served the sameday, but it can be covered withplastic wrap and refrigerated forup to 3 days.

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Dancing

NUTCRACKERthe

THE ART ANDMAGIC OF ACHRISTMAS TRADITION

dancing the nutcrackerJo Ann Christopher, director of Melange

Dance Company, is celebrating thecompany's 35th year of the Nutcrackerballet. The ballet has become an essentialpart of the Christmas season in Pascagoula,Mississippi. Casting forthe production is donearound the middle ofAugust. Rehearsals andcostume fittings beginthe following week. The21-member company,cast, and supportinggroup of non-companyparticipants and local"celebrities" rehearseevery week until openingnight. As ArtisticDirector, Jo AnnChristopher (known byher ballet students as"Mrs. Jo Ann") directs allaspects of theNutcracker includingstaging, performance,and even costumedesign. Former MelangeDance Companymember and nowassistant to Mrs. Jo Ann,Dylan Demouey, says"She doesn't give herselfenough credit when itcomes to costumedesign. Mrs. Jo Anndesigns all the costumes,right down to whereevery single sequin isplaced." She worksalongside seamstress,Ruth Steiner, to handmake the costumes. The costumes have asimple, traditional elegance that capturesthe audience's attention in a whimsical way.In its 35 years of production, the

Melange Dance Company's Nutcrackerchoreography has been slightly revised,restaged, and changed, but the tradtionalstory remains the same. It is a huge part of

Pascagoula, Mississippi's local culture. Mrs.Jo Ann tells us, "We are the only balletcompany in Jackson County and our maingoal is to bring the art of ballet andproduction to the community. It is our goal

as well to give the artistsan opportunity toperform in a professionalproduction. TheNutcracker has becomea Jackson Countytradition." The companyalso performs theNutcracker for localschools each year. Theyrotate schools so thatevery child in thecommunity has theopportunity to see theNutcracker. "Many kidsdo not know what true,classical ballet is. Formost, it will be their onlychance to see aprofessional balletperformance. We wantto educate and exposethe local children to theart of dance and givethem the opportunity toparticipate in such amagical event."

We asked Mrs. Jo Ann:

What is your favorite partof the Nutcracker?

"I love every part, everypiece of music, andevery set piece. If I hadto say, my favorite thing

about the production would be coming intothe theatre on move in day to an emptystage, no sets, no lights, no costumes... justan empty stage... and we bring the wholeproduction to life. Seeing performers fromages 3 to 63 step onto the stage and makethe Christmas Dream a reality is my favoritepart."

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JO ANN CHRISTOPHER

dancing the nutcracker


The role of Clara is carefully selectedbased on dancing ability, facial expressions,acting ability, size, and age. Usually a 5thto 7th grade girl. Since the Melange DanceCompany is made up primarily of femaleballerinas, male dancers are brought in toperform male roles. Tyler McCants willperform the role of the Nutcracker this yearand Ryan Arnold will be the Cavalier. Bothof these men were former students of Mrs.Jo Ann's at LeFlore Magnet High School inMobile, Alabama. Tyler is finishing his finalyear as a dance major at University ofSouthern Mississippi with a degree in DancePerformance. Ryan is a graduate ofUniversity of Alabama with degree in DancePerformance. In the past, guest dancershave come from Nashville Ballet, FloridaState University, Bocca Ballet, Miami, andAtlanta.

Learn more about Melange Dance Companyat www.melangedancecompany.com.This year's Nutcracker Performance Dates

are December 13, 14, and 15. For ticketsales and more information contact Studioof Dance and Gymnastics (228)762-6493.

little kid BIG STYLE


JOLIEmeet

AGE 5.LOVES WEARING TUTUS,DANCING, DESIGNINGFASHION CLOTHES ANDCREATING ART PROJECTS.

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Mod PodgeBalloons

Foam BrushesNewspaperSticker DotsGold Leaf

Gold Leaf AdhesiveGold Leaf Sealer

Kelli Murray's blog is full ofbeautiful, inspiring projects.These gold leaf paper machebowls immediately stole ourhearts. They are perfect foradding a little accent to yourjewelry stash. They are also afabulous idea for handmadeChristmas gifts. You won'tregret carving out some timethis weekend to make these

pretty bowls.

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THE ARTWORK OFWALTER ANDERSON

DEFINES ACOASTAL COMMUNITY

LIVES ONART

Southern artist, Walter Anderson, was born in NewOrleans in 1903. His family later moved to OceanSprings, Mississippi. After marrying his wife, Agnes, hefound himself making a living as an artist in a timewhen most people found it hard to make a living at all.He was known to residents of Ocean Springs as thecrazy artist who rode his bicycle everywhere. He passedaway in 1965, but his work lives on at a place calledRealizations. The pieces of Walter Anderson's workdisplayed here perfectly capture the spirit of thisvibrant coastal community.


ARTLIVES ON


Realizations is a Walter Andersonmuseum and store located indowntown Ocean Springs,Mississippi. The walls are covered inmany of Anderson's original paintingsand sculptures. As your feet clickalong the dark hardwood floors, youreyes get a visual feast of color andbeauty. Prints of Walter Andersondrawings can be purchased in theform of posters, framed art, greetingcards, tote bags, t-shirts, hats,scarves, curtains and so much more.Shoppers can even purchase blackand white prints on heavy paper thatcan be painted with watercolors athome. Articles of clothing arestamped with some of Anderson'smost famous coastal scenes. WalterAnderson's affection for nature andanimals is displayed beautifully onthe racks at Realizations.

Behind the counter you'll find localartists, writers, and aspiring businessowners who are always up for goodconversation and chats about WalterAnderson. Clothing and bags purchasedat Realizations can be found all aroundthis quaint little Mississippi town. Theyare staples... not souvenirs.Although Anderson lived an introvertedlife, his art lives on boldly and brightly.

ART

"TRUE ART CONSISTSOF SPREADING WIDETHE INTERVALS SOTHAT IMAGINATIONCAN FILL THE GAPS..."

-WALTER ANDERSON

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"Barkley is an amazing salesperson. He could sell ice creamto an eskimo! I keep up withpaperwork. We know how toread each other. If one of ussenses that the other needs alittle breathing room, werespect that and alter ourschedules accordingly." Ambertells us.Olivella sells 13 infused oliveoils with flavors ranging fromGarlic and Basil to BloodOrange to Chipotle. They alsohave 23 different aged darkand white balsamic vinegars.The flavors range fromTraditional Balsamic for theconservative palate to DarkChocolate or Blackberry Gingerfor more open-minded tasters."Right now Tuscan Herb is ourbest selling olive oil. It isinfused with basil, rosemary,garlic and oregano. It's anamazing bread dipping oil. Theblood orange is a close second.It's awesome on salads, overgrilled fish or baked sweetpotato wedges with a little bitof sea salt and cracked blackpepper. The Cranberry Pear isby far the most popularvinegar. Cinnamon Pear,Lavender, and Strawberry arealso consistently popular. Ifyou can't think of ways to usethem, we provide lots of ideas!"Barkley and Amber agree thatowning a business is a balanceof good and evil, but thefreedom and satisfaction increating something out ofnothing is worth all the hardwork.


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e're seeing stacks of bracelets onarms everywhere. Bulky bangles arenot just for college kids and summercampers anymore. Styles range fromsimple friendship bracelets to jewelencrusted cuffs, and are worn bycelebrities and non-celebrities alike.If you're looking for a few last minuteChristmas gifts, bracelets ae the wayto go. You can purchase braceletsseen here at Anthropologie, Zara,Forever 21, or Claire's. There are alsozillions of tutorials online if you'reenthusiastic about something morepersonal. Make them, keep them, givethem, wear them, love them!


CRYSTAL LEWISTHE ARTIST BEHIND THE VOICE

PhotobyClosertoLovePhotography

In a day and age whereso many artists come andgo, Crystal Lewis'unbelievable voice andundeniable message haswithstood the test of time.This critically acclaimedsinger/songwriter and multi-Dove Award Winnercelebrates almost threedecades as a successfulrecording artist. We askedCrystal what she's doingnow and what keeps herinspired, challenged andhappy."I moved from SouthernCaliforia (where I was bornand raised) to Montana 7years ago. And while I'vebeen through variousseasons of life, i never fullyunderstood the truemeaning of seasons untilnow. It's remarkable theway God uses creation tohelp us unfold truth in ourlives. The inevitable comingof the cold and surety ofspring bring hope and faithto life in a whole new way!Since moving to Montana, Ihave recorded one album.While I've continued totravel and write and record,moving to the country wasstill a step back from thehurried and hectic life inthe city and on the road. Ithas been, and continues tobe, a beautiful way ofliving... all slowed downand quiet. Well, as quiet asa house full of musicians


CRYSTAL LEWIS

can be! We became a homeschool familyearly on, prior to our move, when the kidswere 8 and 10, so our house has alwaysbeen loud and raucous and inspiring andwonderful. Now, my son is nearly 20... andmarried! My daughter is 17. They eachgraduated by 17 and are pursuing careersin music and ministry.Today, literally right now, I'm in theprocess of making a new record. Letting thebeauty of creation and the country seepinto new songs about Jesus and life andtruth. I feel so blessed to be able to traveland see the city, but I always come home tomy Montana."What inspires you?

"I'm inspired by such a giant, interestingmix of things. I love the noise and clamorof the city, but I need the quiet too. I lovehearing people's stories and getting to knowwhat's going on in people's heads, but

sitting in the presence of my horses birngs adifferent kind of understanding. I believeGod gave us each such unique minds andabilities and He allows us to see the beautyof HIS heart in countless scenarios."What are your greatest challenges?

"I will say that this work, this work of beingcreative and making music that meanssomething isn't without its challenges. Beingan independent artist, which I chose to beyears ago when my husband and I startedour own record label (Metro One, 1992),can be rewarding but tough. The musicindustry as a whole is terribly political,which makes making headway hard. Thebiggest challenge is a spiritual one. I trulybelieve that any time you do what you'recalled to do in light of Jesus and living withan eternal perspective, you encounteropposition. Call me whatever you want, butI believe in the Bible and the Bible says we

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have an enemy that does not wantme to succeed. So often I feelclobbered emotionally, creativelyand spiritually."

What's the best advice you've ever beengiven?" 'Crys, get in the Word. Stay inthe Word. It's by far the BESTthing you can do for your life andministry.' So I try to live by that.Every day, in how I live and whatI do, in what I sing and what Isay. I try to immerse myself in thelife-giving truth of the Word. Ihope my work and life reflect that.I'm not suggesting I have 100%success rate... but I try... I'mtrying."

Learn more about Crystal's journey onher website www.crystallewis.com

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