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lowers. We welcome them eagerly in the spring after a long, cold winter, and by May the early ones are in full bloom, and the daffodils and tulips may already have come and gone. Flowers and gardens make me think of my own mother. When we lived in New England, she gardened extensively, and our yard looked absolutely gorgeous with a masterful mix of perennials and annuals. She lives in Florida now, in a maintained community, so she doesn’t have the opportunity to get out in the dirt anymore, and may even be glad of it; it was a lot of work! I did not inherit her talent, or perhaps it is that I didn’t inherit her patience for flowers, so my yard doesn’t look nearly as nice. But I am attached to some plants she gave me as roots which I have managed to propagate: some lily of the valley, bleeding hearts, and

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two lilac trees. When they bloom I send her a photo, and she always misses them…apparently the bleeding hearts, at least, don’t grow in Florida. Flowers are a classic Mother’s Day gift, so for this special day consider a houseplant or outside plant for Mom, maybe a perennial so it comes back year after year to remind her of your gift. If you want a huge spray of color, an arrangement from a florist may be just the thing. For thoughts on selecting and caring for cut flowers, read our article with advice from Melanie Ruiz of Melanie’s Florist in Haymarket. Happy Spring!

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Who’s Your Book Mom? BY WHITNEY ARCHER, HAYMARKET GAINESVILLE COMMUNITY LIBRARY

The Very Thing for Her

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Revive Your Mind, Body, and Soul

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Finance Five New Ways the New Tax Law May Impact You

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High-end shopping in Haymarket BY DANICA LOW

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Teenage Photography Entrepreneur

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Take Your Day Hikes to the Next Level

A Run for the Rosés

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Who’s Your Book Mom? A look at mothers in literature BY WHITNEY ARCHER

very May, we celebrate and thank our mothers and grandmothers. Everybody has a mom, who, for good or bad, shapes not only our entry into the world, but our lives afterward. We picture the ideal mother as nurturing and creative — she loves baking, crafts, and volunteering at school. But just like any other human, moms are more than mothers: they are individuals, with good and bad bound together. Indeed, what we think of as mothering should be as unique as the women themselves. And it’s no different in books. The stories we tell about mothers matter. Who do we want to be? Whom do we fear? Our literature usually tells us, if we look closely enough. I asked the librarians and staff at the Haymarket Gainesville Community Library about their favorite book moms to get a closer look at the fictional and real-life women in our lives. And their answers, like women in real life, are diverse and fascinating.

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I would have to say Molly Weasley [from the Harry Potter series]. She’s fabulous and who wouldn’t want a big family like hers?” Mrs. Weasley is a loving, if overprotective, mother. Not only does she leads her large brood of excitable redheads through a wizarding war, we learn that she fought and found love during the previous one. And besides, who doesn’t want a few household spells to wash the dishes and make matching sweaters?

Vivian Carter is fed up with the chauvinistic culture at her high school where the boys ‘act like animals’ while the girls are subject to surprise dress code checks. Inspired by her mom’s past, Viv starts Moxie, a group that fights back. Lisa Carter is such an inspiring mom in this moment and a realistic example of what we go through as supportive parents. We may be the adults now with responsibilities, but like Lisa, many of us know what it’s like to be seventeen and want to speak up for our rights.”

Book Recommendation: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by J. K. Rowling

Book Recommendation: Moxie: A Novel by Jennifer Mathieu

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One of the most interesting mothers who comes to mind is Marilla Cuthbert [from the Anne of Green Gables series]. She’s a spinster who accidentally finds herself as the mother of a precocious orphan. But as the story unfolds, she transforms from a stuck-in-her-ways old maid into a wise and caring mother figure who helps Anne navigate a changing world.” Book Recommendation: Anne of Green Gables and series by L.M. Montgomery

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A Chair for My Mother is about a single mother and her daughter who lose everything they owned in a fire, and now the mom has no place to rest her sore feet after working long hours. Every week, Mama, Grandma, and the daughter save their spare change for a big, soft chair. And finally, they are able to buy a velvet chair covered in roses. I love how the story is about starting over and perseverance through hard times.” Book Recommendation: A Chair for My Mother by Vera B. Williams

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I really liked the mother/ daughter relationship that’s in The Year She Left Us. Ari is adopted from China by a Charlie Kong, single ChineseAmerican woman, and travels back to her origins to figure out who she is. It’s a unique perspective on adoption and race.”

Asha Waghekakr, the mother in the nonfiction book Behind the Beautiful Forevers, is a force of nature. She is a powerful, self-assured mother determined to help her family get ahead. Asha has no qualms about using unethical and cruel means to get what she wants. She’s intelligent, forceful, and not somebody to mess with.”

Book Recommendation: The Year She Left Us by Kathryn Ma and The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane by Lisa See

Book Recommendation: Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity by Katherine Boo

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Looking for more book moms? Try these: Little House in the Big Woods by Laura Ingalls Wilder Despite her husband’s wandering nature (or maybe because of it), Caroline Ingalls is resourceful and extremely hardworking. Plus, she keeps a beautiful calico dress she gets out for neighborhood dances.

Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH by Robert C. O’Brien Mrs. Frisby is a mouse with a problem. Her husband died in a mysterious incident, her littlest son is too weak to move, and the farmer is about to plow up their home. Talking rats, mysterious underground cities, and a cat named Dragon round up this adventurous tale.

Where’d You Go Bernadette by Maria Semple This novel is told in an unusual manner, with letters, email, and scraps of information. But it doesn’t take long to get sucked into the world of Bernadette Fox, a once-famous architect who vanishes, leaving her teenage daughter behind before their long-planned trip to Antarctica.

Cheaper by the Dozen by Frank Bunker Gilbreth, Jr. and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey Lillian Moller Gilbreth was an real-life award-winning engineer, who, with her scientist husband, led a large family of twelve children. Their hilarious antics are told in this book and its sequel Belles on Their Toes. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen Who can forget Mrs. Bennett, the high strung, demanding mother of five daughters? Her drive to see them marry well forms the impetus for the long-loved tale of love and betrayal.

About the AUTHOR: Whitney Archer is often found at the Haymarket Gainesville Circulation Desk. When she isn’t helping patrons check out books, she’s chasing her young son, reading (of course!), or crocheting. In her spare time, she copyedits and writes for literary journals. Her writing has appeared in the Washington Post, AOL.com, and various magazines.

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Ways the New Tax Law May Impact You BY GARY HOWARD

he most sweeping tax reform legislation in decades was enacted into law at the end of 2017. If you pay federal income taxes, you are likely to see an impact this year. As you plan your 2018 tax strategy, here are five key changes to know about the tax reform law:

Tax rates and brackets have changed Federal income tax rates progressively increase as your income rises. These are known as tax brackets. The new tax code reduces most of the ordinary tax rates and adjusts the tax brackets, applicable from 2018 to 2025. However, the

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number of brackets for individual tax filers and married couples filing jointly remains at seven. For instance, in 2018 the first $19,050 of taxable income for a married couple filing a joint return is subject to a 10 percent federal income tax. For income the couple earns between $19,050 and $77,400, the ordinary tax rate for 2018 is 12 percent, lower than the 15 percent seen under the previous law. The highest ordinary income tax rate, which was previously 39.6 percent, was reduced to 37 percent and starts at $600,000 of taxable income for couples who file jointly. Visit IRS.gov to see the full list of tax rates and brackets.

filing a joint return in 2017. Under the new law, the standard deduction has increased to $12,000 for a single taxpayer and $24,000 for a married couple filing a joint return. These changes are effective from 2018 through 2025, unless Congress acts to extend them.

Changes in itemized deductions For those who itemize deductions in 2018 (and through 2025), there are some significant changes, even considering the increased standard deduction. Among the most notable:

Standard deduction is nearly doubled

· The deduction for state and local taxes, including property taxes, is generally limited to a maximum of $10,000 per year. Under previous law, no maximum limit applied.

When you prepare your tax return, you have a choice of either a standard deduction, or itemizing deductions such as mortgage interest, charitable gifts, or state, local and property taxes. Under the new law, more people will use the standard deduction. (Itemized deductions are changing as well – see item number three.) The standard deduction stood at $6,350 for a single taxpayer and $12,700 for a married couple

· The ability to deduct interest on home mortgage remains, but the $1,000,000 debt limit under previous law is generally reduced to a $750,000 debt limit for home mortgages created after December 15, 2017. Also, deductions on interest paid on home equity loans (whether new or existing loans) is no longer allowed. This may make home equity loans less attractive as a borrowing option.

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· Miscellaneous itemized deductions, such as investment expenses and tax preparation fees, are no longer allowed.

Personal exemptions are suspended and child tax credit is increased Under long-standing tax law prior to the new legislation, individuals could also claim personal exemptions for themselves and their dependents when filing their tax return. That exempted a portion of income from taxes. In 2017, the personal exemption was $4,050 per person. Under the new law, effective in 2018 through 2025, the personal exemptions no longer apply. If you have children, you may qualify to claim a $2,000 tax credit per qualifying child beginning in 2018 (and through 2025), double what was allowed in prior law. That is a dollarfor-dollar reduction of the taxes owed. It’s expected that more people will be able to take the credits because income limitations have been raised. Another credit of $500 is now allowed for dependents you may claim who are not qualifying children.

Expanded use of 529 plans To this point, 529 plans have provided a tax-advantaged way to save money for qualified higher education expenses, such as tuition, room and board, and fees. The new law allows you to withdraw up to $10,000 tax-free per year per child from a 529 plan to help cover the K-12 tuition at a public, private or religious school. These are only some of the changes that may affect individual taxpayers. Consult with your tax advisor to understand how the new legislation may affect your circumstances. Keep in mind that many of the tax provisions have an expiration date, unless Congress acts to extend them. ❖ About the AUTHOR Gary A. Howard, CFP®, JD, is a Financial Advisor with Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. in Gainesville. He specializes in fee-based financial planning and asset management strategies and has been in practice for 18 years. To contact him, please call 703.753.2955. Ameriprise Financial, Inc. and its affiliates do not offer tax or legal advice. Consumers should consult with their tax advisor or attorney regarding their specific situation.Investment advisory products and services are made available through Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc., a registered investment adviser. Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. Member FINRA and SIPC. © 2018 Ameriprise Financial, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Mark Luna is a Portfolio Rep for Roanoke Valley Wine Company. He has a Level 3 Advanced Certification from the Wine & Spirits Education Trust (WSET) and is a member of the prestigious Wine Scholar Guild, where he’s finishing his Italian Wine Scholar postnominal accreditation. Through and beyond his work for RVWC, Mark writes, teaches and guest-speaks about wine in a variety of both industry and privately held events. He lives in Nokesville with his family. For events, Mark can be reached at mluna96@gmail.com.

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own a horse. In fact, in our family, we have three horses. And though my riding skills were once (and only) intermediate at best, I confess that I have fantasized often, flying down the stretch, finishing first, and having dozens of roses draped across my champion thoroughbred’s long, sinewy crest. And to celebrate my victory, of course, I’d open a bottle of wine… but that’s me. It’s true, if there’s one thing for which the month of May is known, it is horse racing. From the racetracks to the steeplechase yards, horse lovers and race fans alike gather at this time every year to celebrate the equine, in all its beauty, power and glory. And when they’re not sipping on the obligatory Mint Julep, a chilled bottle of rosé is the choice of the purist, for it also has its own beauty, power and glory. So, this month, we trot around the globe and celebrate the dry rosé. What the racetrack of Deauville-LaTouques is to thoroughbreds, Provence, France is to dry rosé: the home of the best. And we begin our journey with DOMAINE SORIN TERRA AMATA ROSÉ 2017. Located only a few kilometers from the Mediterranean

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Sea, Domaine Sorin’s 32-acre vineyard is classified as both Bandol and Cotes de Provence… that’s as South-of-France as it gets. Organically farmed, the soils are nourished with natural compost and worked without any chemical products so as to gain the best expression of what many consider the most famous terroir in the world. The vineyard was acquired in 1994 by Luc Sorin, whom Robert Parker once labeled “the most exciting winegrower in the South of France.” Sadly, Luc recently passed away, but his legacy continues on with his children now at the helm. This year’s Terre Amata Rosé is comprised of the quintessential Provence varietals grenache, syrah, cinsault, mourvedre and carignan, yet also includes the local grape rolle and the main grape of Cognac, ugni blanc. It’s pale pink in color, with just a tinge of orange showing at the bottom of the glass. On the nose, glorious fragrances of strawberry skin, ripe watermelon, and just a hint of the sea will bring a smile to your face. At 13 percent ABV, this is a very dry rosé, but incredibly refreshing and very easy to drink either by itself or with an array of Mediterranean foods. Priced around $18, it’s also a wonderful value.

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country. However, in 1946, René’s father became the first vigneron to plant chardonnay in the village; since then, their chardonnay has become as renowned as their pinot noir. Why is this important? While in Champagne rosé is typically 100 percent pinot noir, the Courtiers’ is two- thirds pinot noir and one-third chardonnay. So with their bottling what you get is a deeply colored, extraordinarily rich wine with complex characteristics showcasing both varietals. It is a beautifully made rosé that offers up notes of dark red fruit, brioche, a huge mouthfeel, and the perfect earth of Ambonnay. And priced under $50, it’s impossible to beat. Staying with pinot noir, we travel to Oregon, to the Campbell familyowned Elk Cove Vineyards, and their 2017 ESTATE PINOT NOIR ROSÉ WILLAMETTE VALLEY. Oregon is

If sparkling rosé is calling your name, then it doesn’t get any better than champagne, it just doesn’t. And of the dozens to choose from, RH COUTIER BRUT ROSÉ GRAND CRU NV is amongst the best. A Grower

Champagne house, meaning they own and produce wine from their estate only, Coutier is located in the grand cru village of Ambonnay, one of the most prestigious villages in all of Champagne. The Coutier family has a long tradition in winemaking, since they’ve been there since 1619. Today, 11th generation son René Coutier heads the nine hectacre estate. It’s important to note that Ambonnay is generally regarded as pinot noir

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the premiere wine-growing region of pinot noir in the country, and the grape makes for some of the finest rosé in the world. Elk Cove Vineyards was founded in 1974 by Pat and Joe Campbell and was only the fourth winery established in the Wilamette Valley at the time. Their son Adam joined forces with them in 1995 and today he is the chief winemaker. 2017 marks their first vintage of 100 percent estate-grown and -produced wines, something very rare and special in the WV. Like many of their award-winning pinot noir wines, this year’s rosé is hand-harvested. The very ripe grapes are gently whole-bunch pressed with limited skin crushing, which makes virtually a “white pinot noir.” The wine is cool fermented in stainless steel tanks. From there, carefully selected

lots of fermented red pinot noir juice are blended back for both color and texture. It’s a very unique wine, with assorted cherry fruit accents, ripe tannins, and a completely dry finish. Only 4000 cases were made and, at $20, it’s a must-have for the rosé season. Finally, we journey south to sunny California and to Sidebar Cellars, a boutique companion label to the famed Ramey Wine Cellars’ bottlings. THE SIDEBAR ROSÉ RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY 2016 is David Ramey’s first

rosé under his new label, and like the spirit of the label itself, it is a casual, but serious wine, dedicated to both quality and enjoyment. What makes this particular rosé distinctly Californian is the fact that it’s 100 percent syrah, the epic Rhone varietal. Syrah has been produced in California for years, making some of the biggest and best red wines around, but to find it in a rosé is truly unique, something only the ambitious Ramey team can achieve. It’s a richly colored wine, with both aromas and palate flavors of raspberry, cranberry, and pepper. The 2016 vintage also received “Top 100 Wines” status in Sonoma Magazine, and because of its sole syrah grape composition, it’s an age-worthy rosé, making it an outstanding, serious food wine. Priced under $25, it’s also a great value. So yes, May is indeed horse racing season, and the mint julep is certainly a traditional part of the Greatest Two Minutes in Sports. But, that’s only two minutes, and after it’s all over, it’s time to kick back, celebrate the race, and enjoy the great pink juice that has become both the spring and summer go-to bottle, known all over the world. Happy rosé-ing! ❖

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Why 4 Gospel? The Bible is a book of life, and this life is a living person, the wonderful and all-inclusive Christ. The Old Testament gives a portrait, in types and prophecies, of this wonderful person as the Coming One. Now, in the New Testament, this wonderful person has come, and He is introduced to us in four gospels—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. But why four gospels? Christ, as the wonderful center of the entire Bible, is all-inclusive, having many aspects. The New Testament at its beginning presents four biographies to portray the four main aspects of this all-inclusive Christ. A living person may be said to have four sides—a front, a left side, a right side and a back. While a description of the appearance of each side may be factually accurate each description will be dramatically different. Nevertheless, for a full comprehension of a living person he must be viewed from all four sides. The Gospel of Matthew testifies that Jesus is the King-Savior, the Christ of God prophesied in the Old Testament, who brings the kingdom of the heavens to the earth. To prove Jesus is the true King, Matthew needed to show us the antecedents and status of this King as the proper successor to the throne of David. Accordingly, the genealogy of Christ in Matthew begins with Abraham, the father of the called race, and includes a royal linage through King David. In Matthew, Christ as the king was anointed in chapter 3, and decreed the constitution of His kingdom in chapters 5 through 7. In chapter 8, we see that He had authority over the wind, the sea, the demons, and the authority to forgive sin. In chapter 13, He unveiled the kingdom’s mysteries, and in the final chapter He is resurrected in victory to reign with all authority. The Gospel of Mark tells us that Jesus is the Slave-Savior faithfully laboring for God and for man. Accordingly, Mark’s gospel has no genealogy, as a slave has no social status that would require a genealogy. Furthermore, in Mark 10:45, Jesus said that He did not come to be served, but to serve and to give His life as a ransom for many. By comparison, Mark’s account is most simple, for a servant does not warrant a detailed record. The Gospel of Luke presents a full picture of Jesus as the ManSavior. He was the only proper and normal man who ever lived on this earth. To prove that Jesus is a proper and normal man, Luke’s gospel presents a long genealogy, tracing back not just to Abraham, but all the way back to Adam, the first generation of man. It is fitting that Luke was a physician (Col. 4:14) and had the standing to testify of the Lord’s human birth, human living, and human death. In Luke, we can see the Lord’s sympathetic humanity when He was moved with compassion for the widow who had lost her only son (Luke 7:13). In the last chapter of Luke, the disciples were able to touch the flesh and bones of the ManSavior after His resurrection (Luke 24:39) and He ascended into heaven as a man.

Finally, the Gospel of John unveils Jesus as God the Savior, the Son of God, the very God Himself, who is life to God’s people. Accordingly, John also has no genealogy, as God is without beginning; rather, John begins his gospel with: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God” (John 1:1). In the first 11 chapters of John, Jesus as the very God changed man’s death into life, and satisfies every man’s need, including the moral Nicodemus, the immoral woman, the lame man, the hungry crowd, the thirsty woman, the condemned sinner, the blind man, and the dead Lazarus. In the Old Testament these four aspects of Jesus Christ are foreshadowed in typology by the four living creatures in Ezekiel, with Christ in Matthew typified by the lion, Christ in Mark typified by the ox, Christ in Luke typified by the man, and Christ in John typified by the eagle (Ezekiel 1:10). Accordingly, the New Testament needed four gospels to present to us the four main aspects of such a living, wonderful, and all-inclusive Savior. After reading the four gospels, we can see a full portrait of the all-inclusive Christ. He is both a king and yet also a lowly slave; a proper man and yet the mighty God. He is everything we need! Sometimes we need Him to be a king to us to rule and reign in our lives. At other times, we need Him to serve us as a slave. Did you know you have a personal servant? He serves us by bringing us whatever we need (i.e. His human virtues and divine attributes). This wonderful One is also a genuine man who is able to be touched with the feeling of our weaknesses, having been tempted in all respects like us, yet without sin (Heb. 4:15). However, this One not only empathizes with us, but He is the mighty God who gives life to the dead and calls the things not being as being (Rom. 4:17). He is not like many of our friends who may sympathize with us if we lose our job, for example, but cannot give us a loan because they are broke. He is Jehovah, the “I Am” (John 8:58), who can provide whatever we need— love, joy, life, grace, and peace to name a few. In the concluding chapters of the fourth gospel, John gives us a call to action when he writes, “But these I have written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that believing, you may have life in His name” (John 20:31). Thankfully, this wonderful and all-inclusive Savior is not only factually real but subjectively experiential by believing into Him and calling upon His name (Rom. 10:12-13)—O Lord Jesus! Gleanings from the Bible is a six-part series contributed by a local Christian home meeting group that loves the Lord Jesus, believes in the Bible, and cares for the oneness of the Body of Christ. For more information please visit our website at www. fromhouse2house.org or email us at info@fromhouse2house. org. This article is based in part on footnote 11 in chapter 1 of Matthew from the Holy Bible Recovery Version published by Living Stream Ministry.

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a support system for some. “You aren’t just a member to us, you are a part of our community,” says Weaver. The positive and uplifting atmosphere at REVive is contagious, and these successful women are confident that each person who tries a class will feel the same. For this reason, the first class is always free, with no strings attached. Almost everyone who has tried a free class is blown away and ends up coming back again and again. REVive has become a place where people of all ages, all sizes, and all different backgrounds come together for 45 minutes of fun and exercise and leave with ‘feel good’ feelings, and maybe also a few new friends. ❖ REVIVE STUDIO 7956 Crescent Park Dr., Gainesville (703) 743-9166 | revivestudiova.com facebook.com/revivestudiova

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caused them to be thought of as the flower that is the most blessed by Nature because she played with it more than any other bloom. In the Ottoman Empire at the time, tulips flourished as natural selection came into play: bees were attracted to the biggest and brightest flowers, and the Turks were selecting and reproducing the biggest and brightest blooms. Man and nature worked together at producing an abundance of amazing flowers. During the “Tulip Era” from 1718 to 1730, the Ottoman Empire’s Sultan Ahmed III’s love of tulips was so great that he held extravagant celebrations with the gardens filled with candles, music, lights and dancing girls every night the tulips were in bloom. These celebrations were so over-the-top that it was one of the factors leading to his being overthrown in 1730. Let’s go back to Europe. As it traveled from one royal court to another, the tulip was already seen as something special to be valued. As with all things royal, tulips were something rare and sought after by the wealthy. In 1593, a famous bulb specialist, horticulturalist Carolus Clusius, took some Viennese bulbs with him to Holland. Because he was so boastful and covetous of his tulip bulbs and because he refused to part with them at any price, some angry but enterprising tulip enthusiasts banded together and stole the bulbs from him. Clusius was so broken from this that he gave up cultivating bulbs completely. However, the thieves embarked on tulip production at full throttle. Because the seeds from one

tulip can produce many different varieties of flowers, Holland was soon filled with hundreds of different varieties. Sometimes one tulip in a garden of perhaps a hundred would bloom differently than the rest. It would unfurl with streaks of a contrasting color on the main body, often called flames, or feathers. That one unusual bulb was the prize bulb that could be sold for large amounts of money; a single bulb could even be used as currency to buy things of value like a house. Legends abound, including one about a miller that exchanged his whole mill for one bulb and a bridegroom that accepted one tulip as sufficient dowry. The Dutch tried some crazy things to increase the frequency of these special blooms, including sprinkling dry pigment powder over beds of white tulip bulbs. Unknown to them, the variations actually came from a virus that was spread from tulip to tulip by aphids. Because the prized, unusual bulbs were caused by a virus, the flowers were beautiful, but sick, and produced less-than-healthy bulbs. Trading in tulip bulbs became so intense that people left thriving occupations to become bulb traders. Where the actual bulbs were once the currency, promissory notes for future bulbs were starting to be traded. Then on February 2, 1637, the auction market opened and there was no one willing to speculate with enormous amounts of money on the pieces of paper that represented a possible future bulb with a special flower. And just like a stock market crashing from over inflated values, the Dutch tulip market tanked. The only thing that survived was

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the Dutch knowledge and love for growing tulips. Holland is still a major producer of tulip bulbs. A tulip growers year starts in October when the bulbs are planted, and then a winter cover is put on in November. In the spring the flowers are cut off so the bulbs can grow larger. In July, the bulbs are dug up and then graded by size. In August and September they are checked, packed, crated for shipping and then checked again by the USDA before being loaded for shipping from Rotterdam. From September to December they are re-inspected before being sent to distributors and sales rooms. Two things are important to note here in this calendar. First, if you see bulbs for sale before September they are probably inferior in size or leftover from last year; the big colorful bags that are full of peat moss and subgrade bulbs are not worth buying. Wait until you can select the bulbs yourself, or order from a reputable catalog. Second, be grateful for all of the inspections. These ensure that we are getting healthy bulbs and not bringing unwanted diseases into our gardens. I wish I could tell you how to have a fabulous tulip display, but I can’t. There are several products and home remedies that promise success, like wire cages for the bulbs and various powders to toss them in before planting. One year, I put a daffodil bulb in each hole on top of the tulip bulb to throw the marauders off the scent. It actually did keep them from digging them up but did not keep them from eating the flowers. Try all of the things you use to save your roses, lilies, phlox and hostas: spray, sprinkle, and wire. The big spring display at my house is from all different kinds of daffodils, mixed with lots of other bulbs that deer do not like. But I’m still really hoping that the clump of tulip leaves in the sheltered corner actually turns out to be the glorious salmon-pink tulips from the bulbs I planted last fall. For a fascinating discussion of tulips, apples, potatoes, and marijuana, read Botany of Desire, A Plant’s Eye View of the World by Michael Pollan. ❖ About the AUTHOR Lynne Galluzzo and her husband, Gary, have lived in Haymarket for 12 years on 10 acres of land where they garden extensively. Mostly retired from The Garden Lady garden maintenance business, Lynne is enjoying the extra time to spend more time in her own gardens. She can be reached at Lgalluzzo@verizon.net

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iving flowers on Mother’s Day is a time-honored and special tradition. Fresh flowers, whether cut or potted, are always appreciated by moms! We talked to MELANIE RUIZ AT MELANIE’S FLORIST in Haymarket who gave us an idea of what is available and popular in flower shops now for Mother’s Day arrangements. The most important thing, she says, is to go for lots of color!

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come in all colors, pink and white last the longest, symbol of grace and strength

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OF COURSE THERE ARE OTHER POSSIBILITIES! Consider a live plant for the house

or garden. Hydrangeas, azaleas, and azalea topiaries are popular for Mother’s Day. A perennial for the garden that comes back year after year is always a nice remembrance. Maybe a selection of potted herbs in a basket or a pot? Sometimes the best bouquets are the ones picked by children; take them out into the yard or wildflower fields and let them select what they think is prettiest for Mom!

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A live hydrangea can be enjoyed for years to come once planted in the garden! But try waiting until early fall to plant. Summer conditions can sometimes be too harsh for newly planted shrubs.

Choose a vase over a basket for your arrangement. The flowers will last longer; the baskets use an oasis (the green foam block) for arrangements which is much less efficient in delivering water to the flower. If you do receive a basket with an oasis, be sure to keep it wet. Once it dries out, it will not reabsorb water.

If you receive a bouquet with the stems in small water pics, put them in water immediately. They will absorb that small amount of water overnight. The water in a vase should be changed (not just refilled) every 3 days. Every time you change the water cut a small bit off the bottoms of the stems to give the flower a clean opening to absorb the water.

Order your flowers by Monday or Tuesday of the week before Mother’s Day to allow for Saturday delivery. Flower shops in this area will be especially busy this year since prom falls on the day before Mother’s Day. Cut flowers should not be in sunlight or around heat.

Arrangements start at around $35, and the average cost of an arrangement is $75-$90.❖

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hree years ago, store owners Lisa Dalby and Terree Tucker of Gainesville purchased their boutique consignment store. The shop continues to thrive today in the same Haymarket location, selling only highend designer items. It is clear from their social media that The Very Thing for Her boutique brings with it a dedicated following of skilled shoppers who are keen on brands, fashion, and designer names. With a storefront property and an online shopping experience offered to its patrons, The Very Thing for Her brings the glamour of Neimen Marcus, the shine of Michael Kohrs, and the class of Chanel to the Piedmont at a discounted price. It is one of the only retailers in Virginia north of Charlottesville to sell exclusively these high-end fashions.

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My creative photography involves photographing movement. I love to conduct fun, eye-opening shoots including flour, smoke bombs, gel lights, splatter paint, and much more. I like to shoot fashion lifestyle of women. I force myself to take risks and

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do shoots out of my comfort zone. I am inspired by other photographers and I take the best aspects and integrate them into my own work. TELL ME ABOUT YOUR LIFE RIGHT NOW. WHAT ARE YOUR DAYS FILLED WITH? I’m a high school senior, and I typically have at least one or two photoshoots a week. I work out at the gym and love to hang out with friends on the weekends. I am also the official photographer for the Prince William County National League of Junior Cotillions. I enjoy interacting with younger students and creating videos and image slideshows for formal events.

I have enjoyed becoming a successful businesswoman. HOW DO YOU FIT IN YOUR PHOTOGRAPHY AROUND YOUR SCHOOL AND WORK?

I always do homework before photography. Daily photoshoots are what I will strive for this spring because spring is the busiest season. High school seniors are graduating and need senior portraits, and families and couples also love to get photos taken in the warm weather. Some of my favorite photo locations are Airlie, Manassas Battlefield, and Burnside farms. TELL ME ABOUT THE BUSINESS

Not only am I the photographer, I am marketing director, CEO, customer service, website designer, and more. Running a business by myself is hard and it’s important to know all the right things to do as an LLC. I have enjoyed becoming a successful businesswoman. I’ve been learning about the

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Clockwise from top, left: “With a gel light studio flashes, I projected vibrant color on the model’s face and created a bold and vibrant fashion image.” • “This was a movement shot involving baking flour and a beautiful dancer flipping her hair.” • “Smoke bombs are my specialty in creative photography, this shot was taken in the snow in a forest behind my house!” • “As my model soaked in a bathtub of water and milk, I took this surreal shot from above.”

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Top, left: The was a family session taken last year In the golden hour of an autumn evening. Bottom, left: “This was one of my 2017 senior portrait sessions at the Manassas Battlefield.” Right: “With a beautifully designed gown, this edgy fashion shot was taken in Washington D.C.”

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capturing ideal photos, so I must be fearless at every shoot. I want clients to view me as a mature and serious photographer. I am young, but I always reassure my customers that I will meet all expectations and they will be satisfied with beautiful photos. People just have to give me a chance.

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WHAT SORT OF PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY DO YOU

I specialize in senior portraits, but I also love to photograph families, couples/ engagements, headshots, and events. I love doing volunteer work for Serve Our Willing Warriors as a family photographer to capture special moments in disabled veterans’ lives.

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I’ve experienced everything from photographing newborn babies to wedding photography and I think I have found my strengths and weaknesses. WHAT MAKES YOU UNIQUE AS

I think I have a distinctive style that involves interacting with my customers and making them feel comfortable. I love

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seeing what develops during a shoot, then enhancing the quality of each image. I create unique iconic images which are both beautiful and completely breathtaking that capture people’s attention. WHAT’S IN YOUR FUTURE?

I will be attending James Madison University next

year and I hope to pursue a degree in the arts. I will also try to double major in business marketing. I plan on traveling abroad to experience different cultures and capture more creative, diverse photos. I want to continue volunteering for the Serve Our Willing

Warriors and explore other clubs at the school. AND I KNOW IT’S A LONG WAY AWAY, BUT WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON AFTER

After college I plan to become a professional photographer, perhaps a destination wedding photographer. My future is

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Connect with Hannah: WEBSITE hannahphillipsphotography.com FACEBOOK @hannahphillipsphotography16 INSTAGRAM _hp_photography

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s trail hiking becomes more popular, the Shenandoah National Park increasingly attracts more visitors. Pick any beautiful sunny weekend and Skyland Drive may look as crowded as I-66. To avoid the traffic on the trails many hikers seek a more rewarding outdoor experience – farther away from the metropolitan areas. With the additional time being invested in day hikes, it's natural to consider overnight backpacking which offers a richer appreciation of both connecting with nature and learning the art of living simply. The Boots ’n Beer hiking club began backpacking seven years ago when one of our hikers suggested we adventure out at least once a month to add variety to our activities. I joined him with lots of enthusiasm and quickly learned the hard way that preparation for backpacking in the wilderness is the first lesson to learn. It was a mild day in January when we set out for an overnighter in a remote part of the Shenandoah National Park. We found the perfect spot and set up our tents just below the mountain top at 3,500 feet elevation. Under the light of the full moon and the bright beams of our headlamps we prepared and ate our freeze dried dinners; chatting until physical tiredness took its toll. But later in the full moon night soon gave way to rapidly dropping temperatures. The inadequacy of my sleeping system became painfully evident

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as the barometer dipped to 18 degrees fahrenheit, and I could do nothing but listen to my own teeth shattering. The night was long and sleep was short. The morning began with more surprises. Not only did all our water supply freeze, but the camp stoves refused to ignite. Tired and quiet, we slowly broke camp and left the wilderness in search of the closest Cracker Barrel to fill our bellies with eggs, bacon and a good hot cup of coffee for the long drive home. That night was the beginning of my backpacking education.

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Left: (From left to right): Garrick Giebel, John Hagarty, and Carol May preparing the camp dinner.

enjoy the wilderness, you must carry on your back. If backpacking is your adventure interest, learn from experienced backpackers. A good place to start is to explore hiker blogs like Cam Honan’s website thehikinglife.com. When you are ready to give backpacking a try, find an experienced backpacker, or group, and ask to join them on a trip suitable for beginners. It’s like opening up a treasure trove, as hikers love to talk about their gear, will readily share knowledge, and love telling their own stories of their various experiences in the wilderness. Boots ’n Beer’s backpacking group has grown over the years to include a dozen regular backpackers and schedules overnight trips once per month. Some hikers have been backpacking for 30 years or more. That’s a lot of accumulated experience and know-how, common sense,

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or eBay, where the same equipment, but slightly used, may be found for below 300 dollars or less. With each excursion you'll find yourself making a mental checklist of additional gear items to make camping more comfortable. Most people find a hot cup of coffee in the morning and a good meal after a long hike are essential, which means a camp stove is required. On a recent three day excursion a new minimalist backpacker joined us. She is an experienced volunteer ranger and did not use a cooking system. She prepared all her food at home and ate it cold, but a flask of bourbon kept her warm. Most backpackers tend to overpack which creates heavy packs. The art of backpacking, however, lies in going “light” which requires putting more thought into one’s choices Admittedly, each individual is different and some

prefer a little more comfort than a minimalist hiker, but remember as the gear increases so does the cost and weight of your backpack. From an unknown humorist comes the definition of “Backpacking: An extended form of hiking in which people carry double the amount of gear they need for half the distance they planned to go in twice the time it should take.” Remember, the joy of backpacking lies in the simplified life; immersed in nature, a sense of independent, and last but not least the enjoyment of The total equipment cost for an Appalachian Trail thru-hiker traveling over 2,000 miles is approximately

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