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With the opening of our new spa on September 1st, I thought it would be fun to introduce you to some of the services and packages we have to offer. One of our overnight packages is the Pure Renewal Package that includes a one night stay and an assortment of spa services. The Pure Renewal Circuit Package is a tribute to one's Self. The day begins with the ancient art of relief, healing and renewal. Experience the Volcanic Body treatment that includes a full-body exfoliation and wrap, combined with our own 50-minute Labyrinth Heated Stone Massage, finishing with an intensive Solar Song Manicure and Pedicure. The total time for the spa services in the package is 4 hours, but you have a choice of having the services done all in the same day or splitting them between two days. What a great way to spend a weekend! |
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Eating soup is a great way to stay warm during the cold fall and winter months. A special Halloween recipe that is one of my favorites is Creamy Pumpkin Soup.
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Halloween is coming quickly and if your child doesn't have a costume already, you may need a quick and easy home-made costume idea. This squeaky-clean costume is lots of fun.
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The Clayton Miller Band will be performing at Thrasher Opera House on November 11.
Clayton Miller Band is a "Stevie-Ray-Vaughan-meets-
T-Bone-Walker blues" and is composed of 4 family
members including dad Larry, and brothers Clayton,
Cole and L.D.
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Sadie Hawkins Day is coming up on November 13 and girls everywhere will be on the lookout for that special boy. Did you ever wonder where Sadie Hawkins day comes from? Sadie Hawkins Day was the invention of Al Capp, creator of the "Li'l Abner" cartoon strip. Capp conceived of a day in Dogpatch, U.S.A., when all the unmarried ladies could pursue their men. If caught, the hapless bachelors were soon heading down the aisle. This fictional world so captured people's imaginations that Sadie Hawkins Day passed into the realm of modern folklore. The first Sadie Hawkins Day took place on Wednesday, November 9, 1938, but it's usually celebrated on the nearest Saturday to accommodate all the "girls-ask-boys" school dances and other events. |
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