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Practice self-care in style as life gets busy By Katie Laughridge Tribune News Service
Is it just me, or has everyone been battling a cold that feels like it has stretched on this entire winter? With spring (and
hopefully spring weather) just around the corner, I knew I needed to do something to get myself through the home stretch of this snowy season. Selfcare is something we often overlook
as life gets busy, but it’s important. To be at our best for our loved ones and ourselves, we need to treat ourselves occasionally, especially when we feel under the weather. Today I want to
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highlight some of my must-have pickme-up items that are helping me get through a lingering cold and these last official weeks of winter. Few things make me feel better than curling up with a book and a cup of my favorite tea, except doing just that under a cozy blanket surrounded by delicious candles. When it comes to candles, I am obsessed with Kansas City’s own Pickwick Candles. Instead of my usual go-to scent (Front Porch) I have found myself gravitating toward the warm and sharp Black Pepper scent. A mix of black pepper, lemon, coriander and jasmine leaf on top of oakmoss, amber and patchou-
li leave a lingering scent in the air that is the perfect blend of masculine spice and gentle floral tones. The perfect mix as we leave a tough winter for a (hopefully) light and fresh spring. Once I am enveloped in the scent of my candle, it’s time for the perfect blanket. That means not only is it as cozy as possible, but it also looks good artfully draped over the sofa or bed. I use a lovely Santorini throw the most frequently. Not only is the style and color amazing, it is versatile and can easily go from cold to mild weather. In a bid to remind myself that spring is around the corner, I love to create a silk floral bouquet to sit by my side.
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The perfect addition to any desk or tray, it really brings up my spirits. I love to use everlasting flowers that stay bright and colorful despite the changing weather. When I need an extra boost, Rootdown loose leaf tea from Headrush is my pick-me-up of choice. As a longtime tea fan, I can assure you, they know what they are doing. While I usually indulge in the gorgeous Organic Earl Grey Marie-Antoinette blend (not just because the rose petals make for a beautiful cup, but that doesn’t hurt!) as of late I have been enjoying the Organic Immunity blend. Nancy Schneider, the creator of the
Rootdown brand, helped pick out this tea after a chat about getting over my lingering cold. It’s smooth, sweet, just a little tart and has a kick of peppermint that has been incredibly soothing this winter. It is the perfect excuse to bring out my favorite willow teacup. These are only a few of the items I have been using to spoil myself this season. Keeping them within arms reach on an inspired tray has been a lovely and comfortable addition to my space. Whether it’s a lovely bouquet of silk flowers, a great book or a favorite scent, be sure to set aside time to indulge in what brings you joy!
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Fertility management for pecans Pecan trees will respond favorably to fertilization if key nutrients are lacking in the soil. Conversely, fertilizing unnecessarily can be a waste of money in addition to causing possible environmental problems with excess nutrient runoff. The best way to find out exactly what fertilizer your trees may need is to conduct a pecan leaf analysis. For this information to be of value, the sample must be collected in July. The process is a bit tedious, but it is essential to follow these steps to get a proper sample: • Each variety of trees should be sampled separately. Natives in an area
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Get the look: organic modernism skins and furs as floor coverings and wall hangings. BRING IN If you haven’t NEUTRALS heard of organic Neutrals have a modernism yet, unique ability to then get ready – make seemingly it’s about to beADD TEXTURE opposite elements come your favorite If you’d like to work in a cohesive design trend. It all sample this trend design, so a neustarted in 1941, when the Museum before you commit tral color palette to expensive upis a perfect fit for of Modern Art in New York hosted a grades, start with organic modern spaces. Slowly show titled Organ- texture. Hemp ic Design in Home and jute macrame integrate warm decorations make colors like creamy Furnishings. The whites, wicker furniture featured great rough wall materials, and browns and hemp in the exhibition they instantly beiges to create a brought together add interest to a cozy, airy feel in crisp, modern despace. Different any room. If you’d sign and natural textured metals, like to add a touch elements. Now, like dimpled copof color contrast, this trend is reemerging, covering per vases and rus- copper, charcoal tic bronze lamps, and denim shades entire rooms in are great compleclean lines, curved can also engage the senses. For a ments to these furniture and the softer take, incor- neutrals. You can healing power of porate woven rugs start small with nature. a few neutral Organic modern- and knit pillows throws and work ism brings togeth- into your design. And for texture in- your way up to er sleek surfaces, spired by nature, fresh greige paint cozy textures and use faux animal or new camel-colwarm neutrals to By Jenna Schuster
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CHANGE UP FURNITURE You can’t talk about organic modern design without talking furniture. It is how the trend got started after all. If you decide to switch out your furniture to get the look, search for an eclectic combination of pieces. Simple, clean-lined, midcentury modern furniture and lively, rough-hewn wood styles can live in harmony in the organic modern space. Pair live-edge tables, curved furniture and irregularly shaped items with starkly basic, standard furnishings. For a good starting point, look for furniture
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out your home. Natural antlers, driftwood, branches and interesting rocks from the garden can all find new lives as one-of-a-kind decor pieces. And don’t forget about potted plants. Ferns, palms and cactuses are easy,
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learned her home had attracted quite a bit of media attention, including a 1966 article in The Christian Science Monitor in which she said, “Since this is the only house I ever plan to build, I wanted it to have stand-up quality, to be timeless.” Working with Moon; general contractor W.S. Feldt; and interior designer Karin DeYoungWood, also with Paul Moon Design, the Hills thoughtfully adapted Foote’s timeless design for their family, and for their time. And now, what had been disconnected and closed off is wide-open, freely flowing and straightthrough-see-through
front to back, tree to towering tree. There’s a whole new, stepped-up addition for the girls – “on stilts, to be sensitive to the existing roots of the large conifers,” Moon says, and bright and playful to be pure fun. On the main level, “We opened up the dining room completely,” Matt says. “We wanted to update everything. Everything on this entire floor was touched and redone.” Single doors and little windows evolved into walls of folding glass doors and giant views to the new backyard seating area. A second bedroom and closet transformed into a luxurious master
suite, with one of the home’s three indoor fireplaces, a wardrobe instead of a closet and light-welcoming clerestory windows in the bathroom. Off the living room, a masterfully crafted and supremely cool new bar of forged metal and carved maple acts as “a throwback to when houses put bars in like this,” says Moon. And the ‘80s-era kitchen lost its low-hanging, connection-blocking cabinets but “kept the galley feel,” Matt says. “One thing we love the most is that we use the entire space; that was a goal,” says Sarah. “Formal spaces you
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use once a year, but this offered something different. To draw people away from the kitchen to the bar and living area is awesome, but I didn’t want to sit there solo. I still feel connected. It’s so open and flows so wonderfully. It just functions perfectly for the way we live.” A thoughtful remodel will do that. But it will not alter the essence of a stand-up home with
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Back in the takea-number, reallynot-that-long-ago era of house-hunting in Seattle, Matt and Sarah Hill walked into this special Windermere possibility one Saturday morning just as another couple walked out. “They said, ‘It’s not a house for a family,’ “ Matt recalls. Even more discouraging, says Sarah, “They were very specific. They said it was a house for a single pilot.” The Hills – who have two young daughters (and a dog named Maggie) and definitely are not single pilots – had been looking for a while, along with Paul Moon of Paul Moon Design. They were not discouraged. They all knew. “There was something about it,” says Sarah. “The windows, all the wood.” Adds Matt: “And the property itself: All of a sudden, you’re secluded in the woods. There’s a lot of privacy and a full-size lot.” Moon saw enough potential to – only potentially – cost him a commission. “I said, ‘Buy it!’ in two seconds,” he says. “I went back to my staff and said,
‘Don’t tell them, but I would have designed this for free.’ It’s a parklike setting. The connection of the house to the outdoors was rooted to the lot, but it was disconnected. The architecture was all there, if we connected the front and backyard. It’s old Northwest contemporary, unique to Seattle. (I thought) ‘Who did this?’ “ Turns out, the home had been designed for, and by, a single person in 1951: Hope Foote, the former head of the interior-design department at the University of Washington and a pioneer in Northwest contemporary design, who lived and worked here among her beloved trees. (”She camped out on this lot,” Matt says.) In researching Foote, Moon
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*** after you die. The DEAR DAVE: trustee would then I know that you make payments to often recommend your son, known as that homeowners the “beneficiary,” create a basic based on the wishes living trust so you spell out in the their property can trust document. transfer quickly to For example, you their heirs instead could require that of requiring heirs the trustee sell your for your outstanding to spend lots of home and others suggestion. time and money in asset after you die Most bathroom probate court. But and then put the cabinets can be easi- what is a “spendproceeds into a bank ly removed. Doing so thrift” trust? account that the usually leaves only ANSWER: A trustee would conthe drainpipe and spendthrift trust trol. Your spendthrift small hot/cold water provides the same trust could require valves near the back advantages that a that the trustee give wall, allowing plenty basic living trust your son a pre-set of room for a wheeloffers, plus an extra amount of cash at chair to roll in under- benefit: It puts limits specified intervals, neath the sink. on what your heirs such as once a month Of course, the sink can do with the or once a year. may need to be rein- property after you By doling out forced on its sides – die while controlling just a portion of the especially if the top their spending habits money on a preis made of granite at the same time. determined basis, or other heavy maLet’s say that your son wouldn’t terial. Many large your only son has be able to blow all home-improvement a serious gambling of his inheritance at stores sell new problem, constantly once. You could even “wheelchair-friendly” makes lousy investtailor the trust so sinks for bathrooms ment decisions, or that all of the trust’s or kitchens for less simply spends money remaining assets than $400. much too fast. would be paid to Another reader, By creating a him in a lump sum who recently had her spendthrift trust, on a certain date 80-year-old mother you would name a several years from move in with her, trustee (not your now, when he has suggested that adult freewheeling son) to (hopefully) learned caregivers also rehandle your home to spend his money place the convention- and other assets more wisely. al round doorknobs found in most homes Open Sunday 2-4 pm with lever-style han1220 E. Will Rogers dles. “The lever handles don’t cost much, they’re much easier to operate, and Mom doesn’t have to twist her arthritic hands Stonehenge Realty and wrists to open a 1823 S. Perkins Road • (405) 533-2999 door anymore,” the Ruby O. Schneider Broker/Owner Cell: (405) 880-3952 daughter writes.
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out?” wonders Carol Levine, author of AARP’s “Navigating Your Later Years for Dummies.” “Clean or cook, or mow the lawn? Do his own laundry?” Put all such answers in writing, Levine suggests, to help avoid future misunderstandings or quarrels. The agreement can always be changed. *** DEAR DAVE: I appreciate the recent columns that you have written about making a home more “accessible” for older people who want to stay in their longtime home. But one thing you forgot is that it really helps to remove the cabinets under the bathroom sink. I did that for my mom a year ago, and it gave her the space to push her wheelchair under the sink. Now she can wash her face and put on her makeup by herself. It helps give her a feeling of more independence! ANSWER: Thanks
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Even parents who would welcome the return of their grown children need to establish some guidelines first. DEAR DAVE: Our son graduated from an out-ofstate college last month and now wants to move back into our home until he gets a job. That’s OK with us, but we don’t want him to stay here forever and we want him to pull his weight while he is here. What should we do? ANSWER: Having a grown child move back home after living on his or her own can be a blessing or a curse. Start by asking your son how much money, if any, he can contribute toward your own monthly household expenses. He couldn’t live in an apartment for free, so he probably shouldn’t expect to live in your home for free, either, even if he has to take a part-time job while his search for more meaningful work begins. Clarify how long he expects to live there. Assure him that you don’t want to manage his life, but you may want to discuss some sort of curfew and whether overnight visitors will be allowed. “And will he help
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