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What's new at CityLife City LifeApril 2014 Page 1 - no comments - 364 views  Editor’s NoteFor example, when I was young, my mom would have at least a piece of gum in there at all times. A mother’s purse is like a bag of tricks to keep children in check. Armed with a purse, moms can manage anything. Every mother is a manager in their own right. Page 5 - no comments - 446 views  CityLifeLA 71101. Phone (318) 222-0409. Fax (318) 222-1725. CityLife, at the discretion of the publisher, reserves the right to accept or reject any advertising. No portion of the publication may be reproduced by any means without written permission. Distribution of this magazine does not constitute an endorsement of information, products and/or services. Page 5 - no comments - 388 views  Gender revealIt’s difficult to explain how a moment can feel both familiar and brand new at the same time. I’d been in this dark ultrasound room before. I’d felt myself fully absorbed in the wonderful thumping sound of my child’s heartbeat. I remembered my breath nearly ceasing from the anticipation of wanting to know the gender of my growing baby. Page 9 - no comments - 479 views  Growing Up Sci-portTo facilitate this type of play, you may tell a small group of children to work together to make a scene; this scene is successful by each player accepting and building on one another’s storyline. Page 11 - no comments - 488 views  Bananas and Scrub BrushesWhen there are two other people in the house, however, the wine/ Febreeze solution doesn’t really cut it so much anymore (no matter what those Febreeze commercials may lead you to believe), and dishes, dirt and laundry pile up at an exponential rate. Page 13 - no comments - 441 views  Social GracesThe world of yesteryear had people who introduced themselves, greeted others, opened doors for others and never forgot to say thank you. Customers could bet on being greeted and ask if they could be assisted in any way (without feeling they were an imposition). Page 15 - no comments - 512 views  Road Trip To ‘Funroe’Sara and I love food. We love eating it, cooking it and watching others cook it on television. Like millions of other food-lovers, we’re fans of the Food Network program “Chopped,” a reality-based cooking show that pits four chefs against one another in a cook-off with a $10,000 prize. Page 17 - no comments - 508 views  Shreveport’s SweetheartShreveport local Mary Thoma is one woman who not only knows how to go after what she wants but knows how to accomplish her goals and bless others along the way. An award-winning actress, founder of three theater companies, a teacher, wife and mother, Thoma is as well-rounded, fun-loving and sweet-hearted as they come. Page 21 - no comments - 606 views  The Queen of KingsCo-owner of King Hardware & Gifts in Shreveport alongside her husband, Nick McElhatten, Elizabeth demonstrates what it means to work hard, love a family and be true to one’s self.. Page 23 - no comments - 1,153 views  IN FOCUS: Advertiser Spotlight | Silver Star SmokehouseSilver Star Smokehouse originally opened in 2007, and quickly developed a reputation for great BBQ and premier catering service. In 2011, Alvis transformed a run-down cookhouse into what Silver Star is today, a stylish take on classic cowboy chic. Page 24 - no comments - 894 views  IN FOCUS: Advertiser Spotlight | Kitchen & Bath CottageOwned and operated by Terry and Mary Ann Elston, Kitchen & Bath Cottage offers custom remodels that meet each client’s individual needs and vision – from cabinetry and countertops, to fixtures and pulls, each detail is perfected until a dream space is realized. Page 25 - no comments - 893 views  RE/MAX Real Estate Services300 Benton Road | Bossier City, LA 71111 318-752-2700 | Fax: 318-746-4402. Page 27 - no comments - 431 views  Lifestyle ChangeHer father soon shared his concerns. “My dad and I were talking, and he broke down and said that he was proud of the woman I had become with my dedication to helping others but that it pained him to know that if I kept up with my current lifestyle that he would have to bury his daughter beside his wife,” Fertitta said. Page 28 - no comments - 799 views  Fertitta’s tips for those considering surgery:• Find a positive support group. I am on several Lap Band online community sites on Facebook. • Even after surgery, you are going to have road blocks. Please do not get discouraged. Page 31 - no comments - 497 views  Mom-a-gershardest job in the world. there are no 40-hour weeks. there are no coffee breaks or bonus programs. and more often than not, there is little recognition. From the first diaper to the high school diploma and beyond, being a mom means making sacrifices for. Page 32 - no comments - 4,181 views  Space efficient“When I am creating a storage solution for a customer, I take into consideration what will be stored in that area and the size of available space,” Locke said. “Whether it is a closet, pantry, laundry room, garage or any other space, inventory taken is the first step to creating a solution. Page 41 - no comments - 576 views  Simple tips:For the frequent cleaner, having a handy cleaning kit stowed away will make minor messes a breeze. Keep items such as rubber gloves, cleaning solutions, sponges and rags, towels and a scrub brush in a mop bucket for all-in-one easy access.. Page 46 - no comments - 490 views  Spring into Cleaningclean is the start to “Then I will come back with a design welcomed warmer weather that will work for you. I really think and a fresh, clean house. Page 46 - no comments - 482 views  Clearing your mindLaura McFerrin, a child, adolescent and adult psychotherapist in Shreveport, said, “By most definitions, a person with good mental health is able to handle the everyday stresses of life effectively by using healthy coping skills and effective problem solving strategies. Page 47 - no comments - 543 views  AGENDAJOHN WAGONER AND STEVE ZIHLAVSKY, Free. 12-5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Gallery Fine Art Center, 2151 Airline Drive, Bossier City. Call 741-9192.. Page 49 - no comments - 775 views  LIGHT GRILLINGhe lawn is slowly turning green, buds emerge waking plants from their winter slumber, and birds make nests in preparation of new family additions, all in celebration of spring. Page 55 - no comments - 409 views  The year of apexEvent planning is the art of bringing people together and can be considered the new member of a corporate communications team. In the corporate world, event planning can fall under the guise of any one of these departments: marketing, human resources, sales, finance, public relations, etc. Page 58 - no comments - 560 views  Pulpwood QueensMurphy believes reading is the best entertainment in the world, adding that books make great movies. A documentary about Murphy, “For the Love of Books,” won audience choice at the Phenom Film Festival in Shreveport in 2013. She is taking it to other film festivals across the country. Page 61 - no comments - 696 views  Gemini BalKrewe of Gemini hosted its 25th annual Mardi Gras Bal on Feb. 15 at the Shreveport Convention Center. This year’s theme was “Throw Me A Memory, Mister.” Royalty included Capt. Page 62 - no comments - 916 views  Centaur BalThe Krewe of Centaur, Shreveport’s largest krewe with more than 650 members, hosted their Mardi Gras Grand Bal XXIII Feb. 8 at Shreveport Convention Center. This year’s captain was again Corky Bridges. King Centaur XXIII is Doug Kochenderfer, and this year’s queen is Cindy Watson. Page 64 - no comments - 1,353 views  MS. BPCCLarissa Phillips, the 18-year-old daughter of Collette and Lee Phillips, is the 25th Ms. BPCC, selected in a pageant Feb. 22 on campus. Seven other women competed in casual and evening wear with interviews held prior. Phillips is majoring in criminal justice. Page 65 - no comments - 695 views  Best in sheauxRiverView Hall went to the dogs Feb. 15 for the Robinson’s Rescue “Best of Sheaux.” The cocktail attire event included a variety of activities. A disc jockey played “Hound Dog,” music by Three Dog Night and “Who Let the Dogs Out?. Page 67 - no comments - 1,011 views  ARTINIThe Bossier Arts Council hosted their annual spring fundraiser, ARTini on March 15 at Horseshoe’s Riverdome. From Don Juanz’s smoked chipotle mango martini to Abby Singer Bistro’s strawberry and whipping cream martini, there was something for everyone’s palate at the event. Page 69 - no comments - 741 views  Mad Scientist BallThe theme was Superheroes vs. Supervillains, and guests dressed in character at the Mad Scientist Ball held March 14 at Sci-Port: Louisiana’s Science Center. Guests drank endless cocktails and fueled up on buffets from Good Eats. Page 70 - no comments - 1,009 views  Shopping for a CauseThis night included a style show and food from Cantina Laredo. Proceeds from the event make up a third of the League’s budget and help such projects as Between the Lines, a literacy program between incarcerated parents and their children, and Kids in the Kitchen, to empower youth to make healthy lifestyle choices. Page 71 - no comments - 999 views  A Night At the OscarsBrandon Oldenburg, creative partner at Moonbot Studios, and his mom, Martha Oldenburg, attended the Oscars this year. Martha is wearing beautiful jewelry from Sid Potts, and Brandon’s special Mardi Gras beads are available in Moontbot Studios’ online store: http://store. 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