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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2005 issue of Mississippi Magazine

• From the editor
  by Kelli L. Bozeman
• Mailbox
  by Katreen Lee
• Speak of the devil
• It's carnival time
• Ladies in red
• Showhouse celebrates great design
• New Batson Hospital unit offers specialized care for kids
• Go along for the ride in Canton
• Can't miss
• East meets West: the Japan-America Society of Mississippi helps two diverse groups of people understand they're not so different after all
  by Lisa Uzzle Gates
• Drink up: an unusual locally produced soda called Lake's Celery quenched Mississippians' thirsts for 60 years
  by Forrest Lamar Cooper
• True grits: whether served plain or fancy, this classic Southern dish always offers a taste of home
  by Mary Leigh Furrh
• Picture pillows
  by Patty Roper
• Dragons in the daylilies: don't be afraid to share your garden with beneficial creatures
  by Ron Doss
• Sincerely, Woodville: Southern form and function thrive in this main street jewel
  by Wendi Berman
• A once & future house: a richland family reaweakens the spirit of their 1886 homestead with help from the diaries of the original owners
  by Brenda Ware Jones
• Truffle temptations: melt your loved ones' hearts with decadent chocolate goodies that are easier than ever to make
  by Patty Roper
• A story of amore: for his own romantic rehearsal dinner, a Macon chef combines the flavors of Italy with favorite Mississippi dishes
  by Kelli Bozeman
• Wedding weekend: two days or festivities create memories to last a lifetime
  by Kelli Bozeman
• The ultimate wedding gift: family members come together to create a beautiful at-home ceremony and celebration
  by Patty Roper
• On the waterfront: a lakeside Hernando wedding is infused with the feeling of a tropical rainforest
  by Kelli Bozeman
• Off to the races: a father and son team made in traditional bachelor activities to share their final miles running a marathon
  by Ashley Nichols
• Chapel in the Kudzu: a decades-old promise is kept with the construction of a country wedding chapel for a special girl
  by Carolyn Thornton
• {Riding the radio range}: one of the largest Christian radio networks in the nation traces its roots back to Don Wildmon's boyhood in northeast Mississippi
  by Glen Allison
• Honing their crafts: three new books get to the heart of Mississippians' true callings
  by Kelli Bozeman
• Where in Mississippi is … walls? Music and ministry fill the air in this tiny northwestern town
  by Kelli Bozeman
• Dish it out
  by Mary Leigh Furrh
• Picture this
• January & February
• Room to grow: an international leader in flower bulb sales blooms in Meridian
  by Lareeca Rucker
• Winter wonders
  by John Dorroh