Oct 12, 2013 | 2013, Inspired Woman Magazine, October/November
D’Arcy Honeycutt was a runner on the track team in high school and really enjoyed it. She did not have the speed to compete in college, but worked with a coach from University of Houston and some women from the community who were doing AAU competitions. “I started...
Oct 11, 2013 | 2013, Inspired Woman Magazine, October/November
Lisa Bohrer, owner of Spaces in downtown Bismarck, talked about the biggest trend in home decorating – color: “When we do new construction we try to get a good base going so the homeowner can bring in a lot of color and switch it up for the seasons. Changing out...
Oct 3, 2013 | 2013, Inspired Woman Magazine, October/November
Melanie Carvell by Deb Seminary Wife, mother, daughter, Physical Therapist, Director of Sanford’s Women’s Health Center, world class triathlete, coach, motivational speaker, writer, friend, pianist, all-around nice person – this is Melanie Carvell. Growing up in...
Sep 23, 2013 | 2013, August/September, Inspired Woman Magazine
Pam Vukelic “The Quail’s Egg” is a popular children’s folk tale from Sri Lanka. The mother quail loses her egg in the crevice of a rock and tries numerous channels to get assistance. After many “no” responses, she finally has success when she gets...
Sep 17, 2013 | 2013, August/September, Inspired Woman Magazine
Treating the problem’s source to heal the whole body By Kylie Blanchard The best advice Dr. Faye Johnson, ND, LAc, LMT, says she can offer individuals regarding their health is to “get in tune with your body, because it will tell you what is wrong if you listen.”...
Sep 12, 2013 | 2013, August/September, Inspired Woman Magazine
by Jessie Veeder Vawnita Best is a woman tied to the landscape. Ask her about her passion she will tell you about the ranch on the edge of the badlands her father purchased as a young man and spent a lifetime tending and working. She’ll tell you about the yukka...
