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Cover Photo: Russell Byrne	December 2006 FEATURES Holidays Around the World Marching to War for the Poor Winterizing Your Home DEPARTMENTS Friday Night Lights This is my God Too! Adventerous Delights Dancing our Hearts out for Love Unforgettable Media Critic As I See it: Christmas Past I Was Just Thinking: What to do on a Rainy Sunday Afternoon?

Cover Photo: Russell Byrne	November 2006 FEATURES Thanksgiving County and Farmers: The Rest of The Story Before You Build DEPARTMENTS The Healthy Touch B.R.E.W. Aromatic Indulgence Painting for My Life Priscilla Media Critic As I See it: Bummed in San Francisco I Was Just Thinking: Burying Dad

Cover Photo: Russell Byrne	October 2006 FEATURES Where Have All the Orchards Gone? Hometown Halloween Do it Yourshelf DEPARTMENTS Grabbing Hold of Life On To The Future Mosquito Lounge, Pan-Asian Bistro We Are Monkeys Too Roses from Ralph Media Critic As I See it: Fussin’ About Bussin’ I Was Just Thinking: Happy Work

Cover Photo: Russell Byrne	September 2006 FEATURES TheirSpace.com Mash Creek Clean-up Paint Your Room DEPARTMENTS Transformations Katherine Kiba Strength for Today Hiro’s Steak and Sushi Building to Embody History Hold My Hand Media Critic As I See it: Piping Up I Was Just Thinking: The Greatest Happiness

Cover Photo: Russell Byrne	August 2006 FEATURES A Battle for Peace Soulful Pictures My Life with Glass DEPARTMENTS Viva la Difference In the Name of Stephanie Living My Dream J. Douglas Adams Middle School Playing it Safe: Walking with Dogs As I See it: Say Something Controversial I Was Just Thinking: I Will Never

Cover Photo: Christian “Wuzi” Wagner	July 2006 FEATURES East County Diversions The Vasco Caves High Performance Boats DEPARTMENTS Working and Playing with Art A Hand in the Darkness Community, Country & Creator The Best Life Playing it Safe: In the Pool From Where I Sit: I’ll Be Back! I Was Just Thinking: Leaving Errors Alone

Cover Photo: Russell Byrne	June 2006 FEATURES Baptism by Fire Making Over Antioch and Me Taking a Behring on Immobility DEPARTMENTS Historically Speaking Keeping an Eye Out for Beauty From Egypt to Brentwood Karate, Family and Fundraisers, Oh My! From Where I Sit: Cup Craze I Was Just Thinking: A Good Egg

Cover Photo: Russell Byrne	May 2006 FEATURES Faster Than the Wind Anatomy of a Murder Living with Monster DEPARTMENTS Black Belt Broker He’s the Man Between You and the Bad Guys Learning to Interact with the World From Where I Sit: Returning to Europe and Back Into the Sky I Was Just Thinking: Subsiding to Success

Cover Photo: Russell Byrne	April 2006 FEATURES It’s Friday; But Easter is Coming In Love with Liberty Hook, Line, and Sinker DEPARTMENTS Our Life Afloat Planting for the Future Boosting for Balt Walking for Our Lives Out of Africa From Where I Sit: Why CBC is hot and NBC is not I Was Just Thinking: Spitting on Elevators

Cover Photo: Russell Byrne	March 2006 FEATURES The View from the Top The West Nile Virus Returns At the Top of Their Game DEPARTMENTS Stepping Up Tapping Into Nature’s Bounty Doing Art Everywhere and Always Immersing Myself in Beauty Through a Dog’s Eyes From Where I Sit: Viewer Discretion is Advised I Was Just Thinking: Hopefully Humble

Cover Photo: Corey Rich	February 2006 FEATURES Batallion for Britton Mr. Pombo Goes to Washingon Pencil Artist DEPARTMENTS Building an Infrared Cabin Managing to Provide Healthcare Soaps for my Body; Cleansing for my Mind New Brentwood Business Grandpa Jacuzzi Would Be Proud! From Where I Sit: What President Bush Has to Look Forward To I Was Just Thinking: Other People’s Crackers

Cover Photo: Russell Byrne	January 2006 FEATURES The Pets of Katrina Serving from the Heart Off-Road Interventions DEPARTMENTS My Life with Evergreen Creating Underfoot Excellence Paradise Lost, Paradise Found Elements of Success Fashions for Compassion From Where I Sit: What Was in Your Stocking? I Was Just Thinking: Don't Get Killed in the War, Dad!