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Articles in January 2006 issue of Mississippi Magazine

• Into all nations.(MADE IN MISSISSIPPI)
  by Talbert, Jenna L.
• Love conquers all: even a powerful hurricane couldn't damoen the spirits of a determined coastal bride and groom.
  by Bozeman, Kelli
• Grand strands.(can't Miss)
• An urban affair.
  by Talbert, Jenna L.
• Picture this.
• Tea for two: a pair of sisters celebrates their special bond and one's upcoming marriage with an elegant and memorable party.
  by Bailey, Eileen
• Splendor in the grass: plan the perfect outdoor wedding with tips from Mississippi botanical pros.(GARDENING)
  by Sisson, Gwen
• Top it off.(can't Miss)
• Madison's Melody.
  by Lawrence, Mary Ellen
• January & February.(CALENDAR OF EVENTS)(Calendar)
• Heart to heart: homemade goodies and heart-shaped treasures are the special ingredients in this Valentine's basket.
  by Roper, Patty
• It's a girl thing: set a lady like mood at any gathering with pretty hydrangea-covered decorations.(ESSY DOES IT)
  by Roper, Patty
• Eternal flame.(can't Miss)
• Healing strokes.
  by Lawrence, Mary Ellen
• Where in Mississippi is ... Monticello? From the peak of prosperity to the depths of devastation, this riverside town has weathered an incredible history.(SMALL-TOWN SPOTLIGHT)
  by Bozeman, Kelli
• Quilting's local legacy.
  by Hoops, Jana
• The staff of life: whether by hand or by machinery baking bread is a heartwarming pursuit.(FOOD)
  by Furrh, Mary Leigh
• From the heart.(can't Miss)
• Putting down roots.(southern scrapbook)
  by Talbert, Jenna L.
• The Storm Gourmet: A Guide to Creating Extraordinary Meals Without Electricity.(food finds; a smorgasbord of Southern cookbooks is ready for tasting)
  by Bozeman, Kelli
• A commom thread.
  by Hoops, Jana
• Apricot Nut Bread.
  by Furrh, Mary Leigh
• Tie the knot.(can't Miss)
• Corrections and notes.(Correction notice)
• Matzoh Ball Gumbo: Culinary Tales of the Jewish South.(food finds; a smorgasbord of Southern cookbooks is ready for tasting)
  by Gerache, Ann Grundfest
• On the road again: a group of Vicksburg women spends weekends traveling in search of beauty and history in their home state.
  by Furrh, Mary Leigh
• The water walker: Delta residents were witness to one of the most amazing aquatic feats in American history.(LOOKING BACK)
  by Cooper, Forrest Lamar
• Charity begins at home (plate).(after the storm: hope after the hurricane)
• Mailbox.(Letter to the editor)
  by Brenner, Lise; Day, Amy; George, Gayle; Kamtam, Rahul; Michael, Madonna; Scheer, Sandy
• Square Table: A Collection of Recipes from Oxford, Mississippi.(food finds; a smorgasbord of Southern cookbooks is ready for tasting)
  by Diner, Ajax
• Welcome home: a Jackson house is artfully renovated to create an ideal space for entertaining.
  by Goodman, Nan Graves
• Playing with fire: a Jacksonian's transformation from nurse to scrap metal artist is as dramatic as her torch-wielding work.(CULTURE CENTER)
  by Bailey, Eileen
• Soaring spirits.(after the storm: hope after the hurricane)
• From the editor.
  by Bozeman, Kelli L.
• 2006 wedding register.(Whitley-McCafferty-Buchanan-McCully)
• Dish it out.
  by Furrh, Mary Leigh
• Perfect harmony: the town of West Point strikes a chord with visitors while celebrating the life of homegrown bluesman Howlin' Wolf.
  by Wadsworth, Glenda
• Uncommon scents.(can't Miss)
• Live Oaks lives on.(after the storm: hope after the hurricane)
• 2006 wedding register.(Harrison-McGowen-Smothers-Penny)(Cover story)
• Let's fall in love: a vibrabt autumn-themed wedding engages all of the senses.
  by Bozeman, Kelli
• Garden party.(can't Miss)
• Curtain call.
  by Folsom, Hervey
• The ten commandments of southern cooking.(ON BEING SOUTHERN)
  by Rasberry, Karen Clark
• Blending traditions: the colors and customs of Indiabring internationa flair to a Southern country wedding.
  by Schultze, Lucy
• Bowled over.(can't Miss)
• The art of the draw.
  by Talbert, Jenna L.