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Are you knee deep in all things school related? Fundraising? Gearing up for the holidays and trying to keep up with your small group bible study, your work out of the day, and dinner? I can relate. How in the world does a parent do it all? The answer - he/ she doesn’t. You must make choices. You prioritize based on value, how much time the activity requires out of your week, the time of an event, the cost of it, and how much energy it requires from you. You can’t do it all, so don’t overcommit and don’t feel guilty about saying no. Choose the right things to say YES to.

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Spindletop Spook Fest

The Spindletop Gladys City Boomtown Museum is a wonderful resource for your Southeast Texas family all year long.

They are popular for family weekend activities and for school field trips.

The museum hosts a number of family events throughout the year.

In October, they will host Spindletop Spookfest.

This will be a great opportunity to enjoy the museum with your child and to enjoy a full slate of family friendly activities.

• Spindletop Spookfest • Tuesday, October 29th • 5:00 – 7:00pm • Children’s Games • Family Friendly Crafts • Trick or Treating The Spindletop Gladys City Museum has something for everyone.

Their special events are an ideal opportunity to get to know them better.

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Spindletop Spookfest.

Spindletop Gladys City Museum 4400 MLK Blvd. in Beaumont (on Lamar Campus at Cardinal Drive) (409) 880-7011 Spindletop.org Lamar students will assist with the activities.

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Papa’s Farm Soak up the quiet and rural atmosphere of country living at Grandma & Grandpa’s house.

This large estate will be a great location for a large family or for a vacation with extended family members. It is centrally located for access to attractions in Southeast Texas.

Enjoy the comforts of home with plenty of space outdoors to romp and play or park your outdoor sports equipment. Papa’s Farm is a 9 acre open field with a brick home.

Enjoy any of the seasonal fruits on the property: fig, blackberry, satsumas, pecans, or garden produce.

The property hosts a beautiful view of the stars and Milky Way against the velvet night sky.

Guests are welcome to enjoy an evening fire outside, roast hot dogs or marshmallows.

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Making Mountains out of Mole Hills

by Mehgan Drake To the outside world, having a child with special needs looks extremely hard

and out of the ordinary. But to those of us living in that realm, it is our normal.

It can be hard, yes, but hard is just normal for some. We go about our lives, in our own routine, celebrating small victories—that are actually huge—and don’t tend to dwell on the “what-ifs” or “might-have-beens”. I will admit however, there are fleeting moments when I see others’ normal, and I can’t help but mourn for what society at large routinely gets to experience with their more typical kids.

My son is eighteen years old. He has Down syndrome and low-functioning institutional autism, among other various diagnoses. We adopted him when he was twelve, and prior to that, he lived severely neglected and forgotten in a rural mental institution overseas. I will spare you the horror of his previous life. We didn’t have the chance to

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enroll him in early intervention to support his needs as a small child. So now he is 18, a grown man really, but will always be around eighteen months old cognitively. The celebrations of being able to vote, decide if he wants tattoos, make the (poor) choice to smoke, or attend college are all lost to him. We have missed him getting a first kiss, getting a drivers’ license, and taking the SAT.

He will never introduce us to his fiancé, and we will never rejoice with him as he holds his first child.

So we celebrate the small things, because in our world they are giant. We make mountains out of mole hills. My son learned to walk when he was nearly thirteen. Imagine depending on someone to move you around your whole life, and all of a sudden being able to

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go where you want, when you want!our boy doesn’t talk but he has learned valuable communication skills in the form of eye contact, sign and body language, and let me tell you, at times he is downright bossy! We have recently also rejoiced in the fact that he can now dress and feed himself.

If you are special needs mama, shout your victories from the rooftop so your friends and tribe can holler with you. If you are that friend, be interested in the small stuff, even if it doesn’t feel like a big deal—I promise, it is. And let us be glad with you as well when you hit monumental milestones. While it may give us a momentary small pang of sadness, we will cheer with you, too.

It doesn’t matter our kids’ abilities, we are always proud of them. We can all love and support each other. My

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son may not be on the winning team or have a successful career, but we will continue to celebrate who he is and what he can do. I am so proud to be his momma.

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Enjoy this opportunity to fellowship with other women.

The Southeast Texas Women’s Conference will feature a special expo and luncheon.

• October 24th • 10AM – 2PM • Beaumont Civic Center This year’s featured speaker will be Kim King, Author of “When Women Give”.

The 2019 panelists include:

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• Luciana Paulise, Owner of Biztorming Inc. • Natasha Garrett, CEO of G&G Enterprises • Kathryn James, Customer Service Senior Manager with Conn’s Homeplus • Christine Shannon, Assistant General Counsel for Entergy Services, LLC The BBB will honor four distinguished women who exempli-

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fy community and business leadership in Southeast Texas.

This year’s honorees are: 1. Kathryn Veal, Founder and Owner of Kathryn’s Music Academy 2. Rebekah Maxwell, ReStep Marketing and Lamar University Director of Scholarships 3. Shawn Hanley, Marketing Director of Howell Furniture 4. Gisela Houseman, Owner of The Houseman Companies Register online at BBB.org/us/ tx/Beaumont This event is being designed especially for YOU.

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October Events

OCT 2-5 79TH ORANGE LION’S CHARITY CARNIVAL

Silsbee 670 N 5th St, Silsbee Come pick out your fall pumpkins and enjoy an afternoon in our pumpkin patch! Photo props and backgrounds will be available.

OCTOBER 5 FIRE PREVENTION AND FAMILY SAFETY FESTIVAL

6 p.m. – 10 p.m.

203 13th St., Orange (409) 779-3643 Download the Slice of Orange County app to get information as the carnival approaches!

OCTOBER 5 PUMPKIN PATCH 8:30 AM First United Methodist Church,

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10 AM – 2 PM The Fire Museum of Texas 400 Walnut St, Beaumont Follow the page to get more up-

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businesses, we are able to provide over 3,500 Southeast Texas families with safety information, demonstrations, a Kid Zone with bounce houses, sno-cones, popcorn, ice cream, hot dogs, chips and drinks.

This is the largest event of the year and the perfect way to kick off Fire Prevention Week in Beaumont!

OCTOBER 7 GOSPEL MUSIC AT PELICAN BAY ASSISTED LIVING dates of future events Join us for our annual Fire Pre- 1 PM – 2 PM vention and Family Safety Festival 2501 South Major Drive on the grounds of the Fire Museum Beaumont Affinity Hospice volunteer Mike of Texas. By partnering with BeauFreeman and his gospel band will mont Fire Rescue and other area Guard Tech Takes prides in helpinG

local families and seniors wiTh a full ranGe of pesT manaGemenT includinG:

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be entertaining residents of Pelican Bay Assisted Living in Beaumont!

OCTOBER 7 - OCTOBER 31 THE PUMPKIN PATCH AT WESLEY UMC BEAUMONT Monday- Fridays 2 pm-8 pm Saturdays 10 am -8 pm Sundays Noon -8 pm Wesley UMC Beaumont Admission to the Pumpkin Patch is FREE. This is the only youth ministry fundraiser event for the year and PUMPKINS are FOR SALE as well as 2019 Pumpkin Patch Tshirts and other pumpkin related items. Cash & Cedit /Debit cards accepted.

OCTOBER 10 & 24 FAMILY NIGHTS AT GLADYS CITY 5 PM – 7 PM Spindletop-Gladys City Boomtown 5550 Jimmy Simmons Blvd, Beaumont

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Learn more about life at Spindletop & Gladys City by doing crafts, games, music and more every other Thursday. Members are free. Regular admission.

OCTOBER 15 TODDLER TIME 10:00 AM Kountze Public Library 800 Redwood St, Kountze Every third Tuesday beginning Tuesday, September 17th we will hold a “toddler time” at 10 AM. Toddler time will include a story, yoga, and a craft. *You are welcome to bring yoga mats.

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OCTOBER 15 FAMILY GAME NIGHT 5 PM – 7:30 PM Orange Public Library 220 N 5th St, Orange It’s Family Game Night! The best times are always found when friends and family gather!

Program is open to all ages. Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult. A variety of games will be available from children’s games (old maid, chutes and ladders) to classics (Life, Yahtzee, and Mastermind) to newer games (Catan and Apples to Apples). Registration is not required. Drop-ins welcome. Come and Go. This program is FREE to anyone who would like to attend.

OCTOBER 17 SPOOKTACULAR STORYTIME 10 AM – 11 AM Silsbee Public Library 295 N 4th St, Silsbee Spooktacular Halloween themed story time. All are welcome, will be geared for ages 5 & under.

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HARVEST FESTIVAL 9 AM – 3 PM Heritage Village Museum 157 Private Road 6000, Woodville

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This is the largest fall folk life festival in East Texas, featuring pioneer East Texas crafts, pioneer demonstrations, people in unique period costume, outstanding shows of both music and dance, and lots of interesting food.

OCTOBER 19 25TH ANNUAL GIRLS’ HAVEN GUMBO FESTIVAL

contest. We’ll also have a “haunted” tour of the 1845 French home with costumed actors portraying departed French family members, a haunted hayride of the grounds, and a pumpkin craft for the kids (while they last)! Admission is $5.00 for ages 4+, ages 3 and under free.

Beaumont Heritage Society holiday events are a great way to start your own family tradition.

OCTOBER 19 BEAUMONT MUNICIPAL AIRPORT TAILGATE FLY-IN 11:00 AM - 5 PM Beaumont Municipal Airport 455 Keith Road, Beaumont Every third Saturday of the month the Beaumont Municipal Airport hosts monthly Food Truck Fly-in. Admission is free and open to the public.

11 AM – 5 PM Parkdale Mall 6155 Eastex Freeway STE 200, Beaumont Come out and enjoy a kiddie secOCTOBER 19 tion, live music, and delicious gum- NIGHT OF THE LIVING BUGS bo!

8:30 PM – 10 PM Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge OCTOBER 19 PUMPKIN WALK & HAUNTED HALLOWEEN TOUR Beaumont Heritage Society 6 PM – 9 PM John Jay French Museum 2985 French Rd, Beaumont Get ready for our annual tour.

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4017 FM 563, Anahuac Free All ages Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge will host a nighttime insect bioblitz ANWR Headquarters building on FM 563 in Anahuac, TX. Join a short presentation on insect diversity and then spend the rest of the evening outside discovering how many insects we can identify on light traps behind the office. No experience needed, all enthusiasts welcome! Microscopes will be available, bring a camera if you wish. For more information email Jessica_Jia@fws. gov or call 409/267-3337. For more information, call Park Ranger Jessica

Jia at 409/267-3337 OCTOBER 19 BUTTERFLY FESTIVAL & HARDY-PACE CABIN BEVIL’S RANGERS REENACTMENT Jasper-Lake Sam Rayburn Area Chamber of Commerce 10 AM – 4 PM S Main St, Jasper Jasper County Courthouse 121 N Austin St, Jasper This year’s Butterfly Festival is dedicated to Martha Hamilton, who loved nature and butterflies. A dedication ceremony will open up the Festival at 10 am on the stage. We will have our same great vendors,

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entertainment, food, and more!

Come out and see all the sights October 19, 2019 from 10am until 4 pm.

Jasper, Texas is literally full of history! Do you know Jasper has its own historic log cabin on the banks of Sandy Creek downtown? The Hardy-Pace cabin was in ramshackled condition, but was moved to its current location and refurbished.

Bevil’s Rangers will be there Saturday, October 19, in conjunction with the Fall Butterfly Festival. The Rangers will demonstrate pioneer skills of the Jasper area from the late 1800 to early 1900 period.

The Hardy Pace cabin will be open to tours throughout the day from 10am until 4pm.

Don’t miss the reenactment of this fascinating, sometimes harsh, historic era!

OCTOBER 24 SOUTHEAST TEXAS WOMEN’S CONFERENCE Better Business Bureau Serving Southeast Texas 10 AM – 2 PM Beaumont Civic Center 701 Main Street, Beaumont EDUCATE. ENGAGE. EMPOWER. BBB SETX along is excited for our first annual Southeast Texas Women’s Conference set for Thursday, October 24th at the Beaumont Civic Center. This event is a project of the BBB Consumer Education Foundation. The event will feature an expo and luncheon and is open to all to attend with a focus on professional women in our community. The event will feature an expo of local vendors and resources, a panel discussion featur-

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ing local, professional women, guest speaker-Kim King, lunch, raffle and more! We will also honor a select group of Southeast Texas women that embody this year’s theme of educating, engaging and empowering within their businesses and community.

OCTOBER 26 FUNDAMENTALS OF FUNGI 9:30 AM / 2 hours Big Thicket National Preserve 6044 FM 420, Kountze (409) 951-6800 FREE Explore the fascinating world of fungi on this walk on the Kirby Na-

ture Trail. Meet at the trailhead on FM 420, 2.5 mile east of the visitor center, for this 1.7-mile walk. Please bring water, insect repellent, and good walking shoes. Please note that there will be no collecting of any mushrooms on this walk.

OCTOBER 26 FALL FISHING DAY 9am - 1pm Anahuac Refuge 4318 FM 1985 Frozen Point (409) 267-3337 Join staff and volunteers on Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge for a day of FREE fishing, crabbing, and family activities! No license needed

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thanks to our partners Texas Parks and Wildlife. Enjoy workshops and games including knot-tying, cast netting, and target casting. Bring a lunch and enjoy the day on the Bay at Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge.

Bait and a limited number of poles and nets will be provided. Bring the family and a lunch and enjoy the day on beautiful East Galveston Bay. OCTOBER 26 SOUR LAKE TRUNK OR TREAT Sour Lake Chamber of Commerce 4:30 PM – 8:30 PM Lions Park in Sour Lake

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OCTOBER 29 SPINDLETOP SPOOKFEST 5 PM – 7 PM Spindletop-Gladys City Boomtown 5550 Jimmy Simmons Blvd, Beaumont It’s Halloween Time! Celebrate Halloween at the museum.

OCTOBER 30 TRUNK OR TREAT & CHILI COOK OFF 6 PM – 8 PM River of Life Worship Center A/G 595 W. Freeway, Vidor

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FREE community event This is a safe environment for you and your family to celebrate autumn. Lots of fun activities along with a Chili Cook Off! OCTOBER 31 TRUNK OR TREAT AT SILSBEE PUBLIC LIBRARY 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM 222 N 3rd St, Silsbee Local businesses will hand out goodies and help make this year’s Halloween a very safe one.

Join the Beaumont Children’s Museum and Del Papa Distributing Company for a family fun celebration of Día de los Muertos! Dancing, Music, Food, Face Painting, Art, Sugar Skulls Decorating, flower making & much more! $5 a person and includes a taco, cookie, and all the family activities in the Civic Center and Children’s Museum.

Additional food and adult beverages will be available for purchase.

NOVEMBER 2 4TH ANNUAL DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS Beaumont Children’s Museum and Del Papa Distributing Company 10 AM – 4 PM 701 N Main St. Beaumont

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¡Juntando las brechas entre Beaumont y Del Papa Distributcontratistas y trabajos! Únete a ing Company para una celebración nosotros para una discusión abierta familiar divertida del Día de los de ideas y eventos próximos. Traite Muertos! Bailando, Música, Comitus tarjetas de negocios y conécte da, Pintura facial, Arte, Calaveras con grandes personas y grandes ne- de Azúcar Decorando, haciendo flores y mucho más! $5 por persona gocios. ¡Regístrese hoy! e incluye un taco, galleta y todas las actividades familiares en el Centro EL DE OCTUBRE Cívico y Museo de los Niños Comida adicional y bebidas para adultos CAFÉ SIN AGENDA estarán disponibles para la compra.

SETX Hispanic Women’s Network 5:30 p.m. – 7 p.m.

Rao’s Bakery Dowlen 4440 Dowlen Rd, Beaumont Un café para compartir y conocer nuestra comunidad de Hispanas profesionistas.

EL 2 DE NOVIEMBRE 4TH ANNUAL DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

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¡MIÉRCOLES DE LOTERÍA! SETX Hispanic Women’s Network 12 p.m. – 1 p.m.

Lakeside Center 150 Magnolia St, Beaumont

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Cotton Creek Winery 6755 Phelan Blvd, Ste 10, Beaumont Lecciones empiezan a las 7, el baile empieza a las 8:30 pm - medianoche $5 c/p. años 21+ EL 10 DE OCTUBRE

SETX HISPANIC WOMEN’S NETWORK 11:30 a.m.

Lupe Tortilla’s 2050 I10 South, Beaumont Orador Invitado: Raul Abarca dueño de Carmela’s Restaurant.

Este y todos los miércoles nos reuniremos a jugar lotería en las instaEL DE OCTUBRE laciones de la Ciudad de Beaumont Lakeside Center. Invitamos a todos GRUPO EMPRESARIAL DE los jóvenes de 55 años o más, resi- CONTRATISTAS DE PORT dentes de Beaumont.

ARTHUR Consejo de Negocios Hispano EL 3 DE OCTUBRE de la Cámara de Comercio de Puerto Arturo & Greater Port Arthur Chamber of Commerce 9 a.m. – 10 a.m.

Carl A Parker Multipurpose Center 1800 Lakeshore Dr, Port Arthur www.portarthurtexas.com PRIMER JUEVES A TACOS LA BAMBA 5:30 p.m.

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Salmos 74:16-17 16 Tuyo es el día, tuya también es la noche; Tú estableciste la luna y el sol.

17 Tú fijaste todos los términos de la tierra; El verano y el invierno tú los formaste.

¿Estás arrodillado en todas las cosas relacionadas con la escuela? ¿Recaudación? ¿Preparándose para Halloween, Accion de Gracia, y Navidad, y tratando de mantenerse al día con su estudio bíblico en grupo pequeño, su ejercicio del día, y la cena? Puedo identificarme. ¿Cómo diablos lo hace todo un padre? La respuesta - no lo hace. Debes tomar decisiones. Priorizas en función del valor, cuánto tiempo requiere la actividad fuera de tu semana, el momento de un evento, el costo de la misma, y la cantidad de energía que requiere de ti. No puedes hacerlo todo, así que no te comprometas en exceso y no te sientas culpable por decir que no. Elige las cosas correctas a las que decir SI.

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