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OSCEOLA GIVING GUIDE p24
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Enjoying
the Holidays!
I
love everything about the holidays;
from food, family, lights, and even the
festive holiday crowded shopping. I
guess you could say it runs in my blood.
This holiday edition of Osceola Woman is
jam-packed with holiday goodness, from
decorating and healthy holiday eating – to
where to shop local in your county. We invite
you to dive in, and join us for the festivities
of holiday reading.
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Here’s to your season, may it be filled
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TASTESOFOSCEOLAin Downtown Kissimmee; bringing backyard BBQ flavor to Osceola.
from employees, perfected over
generations; can’t go wrong with a
good family meal! “I’m excited to be
bringing these bold flavors and rock-
n-roll atmosphere to Kissimmee”
says John. “I’ve been practicing
for years as the family cook, as well as catering for my local
church and sporting events. I’m pumped to bring my craft to
Kissimmee, and I’m overwhelmed with gratitude from the
outpouring of support.”
You’ll have some fun sitting in the restaurant too. The
décor has that rock-n-roll attitude, with albums and concert
posters on the walls to help create that one of a kind
hometown-restaurant vibe. The service is fun and interactive,
making for a unique atmosphere that will keep you coming
back. And if you have that special event coming up, Big
John’s also caters for your office and holiday parties, as well as
community events, such as Pioneer Days and the Kissimmee
Art Festival.
Big John has certainly completed his vision of celebrating
local food and community; make sure to swing in, and say hi.
You’ll be glad you did.
Looking to get that hometown feel
with home-style cooking?
Look no further than Big John’s Rockin’BBQ, located at 324
Broadway in Historic Downtown Kissimmee.
Owner, “Big” John Glover, has been crafting his unique
BBQ flavor profile for decades. You will surely be blown
away by his homemade sauces, crafted with local goods,
such as honey. No good BBQ is complete without a good
side dish too! Big John describes those as family recipes
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people, awesome
atmosphere. It’s
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were sweet
smoky. Everyone
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LIFE
IFYOUARETRAVELING
Get an automatic timer for your lights.
Ask a neighbor to watch your home and park in the
driveway from time to time.
Don’t forget to have mail and newspaper delivery
stopped.
IFYOUAREOUTFORTHEEVENING
Turn on lights and a radio or TV, so it looks like some
one’s home.
Be extra cautious about locking doors and windows
when you leave, even if it’s just for a few minutes.
Don’t display gifts where they can be seen from outside.
IFYOUARESHOPPING
Stay alert and be aware of what’s going on around you.
Park in a well-lighted space, and be sure to lock the car,
close the windows, and hide shopping bags and gifts in
the trunk.
Avoid carrying large amounts of cash; pay with a check
or credit card whenever possible.
Deter pickpockets and purse-snatchers. Don’t
overburden yourself with packages. Be extra careful with
purses and wallets. Carry a purse close to your body, not
dangling by the straps. Put a wallet in an inside coat or
front pants pocket.
Shopping with kids? Teach them to go to a store clerk or
security guard if you get separated.
PROTECTYOURVEHICLE
Always lock your vehicle and store all items out of sight.
Breaking into an empty car isn’t worth a criminal’s time.
However, anything left in plain view—from your holiday
gifts to spare change, sunglasses, CDs, cell phones or
briefcases—may tempt a thief.
Help prevent your vehicle from being stolen by always
locking your car and using anti-theft devices. Never
leave your vehicle running while you run inside your
home or a store—even if for only a minute or two.
IFASTRANGERCOMESTOTHEDOOR
Criminals sometimes pose as couriers delivering gifts, so
be cautious when accepting a package.
It’s not uncommon for people to try to take advantage of
others’ generosity during the holidays by going door-
to-door for charitable donations when there’s no charity
involved. Ask for identification, and find out how the
funds will be used. If you aren’t satisfied, don’t give. Help
a charitable organization you know and like instead
(check out page 26 for a local list.)
CELEBRATERESPONSIBLY
The holiday season is a time of celebration and revelry.
Drinking and driving is a danger to everyone on the road.
If you choose to drink alcohol at a party, don’t drive. Take a
cab, use public transportation, or a designated driver. Have
fun, but remember to celebrate responsibly.
The holiday
season is
a great opportunity to
spend quality time with
family and friends. To
ensure a safe holiday
celebration, please keep
safety at the forefront
of your activities. Here
are some tips on how
to celebrate safely this
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Q:Okay, so I have decided to
get a pet. What is the best age
to get a puppy or kitten?
A:The ideal age for bringing
in a new puppy or kitten
is eight weeks old. This is
the best age to begin the
interaction, socialization,
and training of a puppy or
kitten and the mother is
usually ready to let them go.
Q:How can I be assured of
good health?
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Q: So now I have made my
decision to add to our family,
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I am going to get my puppy or
kitten.What is the next step?
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soon as possible. This visit
should be within the first
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Q:The holidays can be very
busy and hectic in many
families. Do you have any
recommendations?
A:Yes indeed; adding a new
pet to the family can be
complicated. It is recom-
mended that puppies be
introduced to a “crate” from
day one in a new home. This
crate or den will provide
a sense of security and
comfort. These crates come
in a wide variety of sizes and
Q:What type of a pet should
I get? A dog or a cat?
A: This truly is a personal
preference. Your available
space, time, and personal
preferences and experiences
will help decide this for you.
Just remember that puppies
need to be house-trained,
while kittens instinctively
know how to use a litter box.
Dogs need to go outside for
elimination functions while
felines can do just fine by
remaining indoors. Dogs
require and even demand
a great deal of interaction
time, while cats are often
very independent and aloof.
styles. It should be about 2-3
times as long as the puppy,
and of course tall enough for
the puppy to stand up. I like
to provide the meals in this
crate, with the door open,
so that it is a positive place
to go. Then when the puppy
comes out and starts sniffing
and circling, we know it is
time to get him/her outside
for elimination functions.
Puppies need lots of exercise
outside of the crate, but they
do eventually get tired and
ready for a nap, and the crate
provides that safe retreat.
Q:Are there any specific
hazards to our dogs and cats
during the holidays?
A:After most holidays, we
see an increase in gastro-in-
testinal symptoms such as
vomiting and diarrhea. This
can be due to rich “people”
foods, left-overs, garbage,
or ingestion of ornaments
or toys. A dog in a crate or a
cat in a separate room from
where the human meals are
served is less likely to suffer
these consequences.
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HOLIDAY FLOUNDERS
LIFE
Everyonepictures a picture-perfect holiday, but let’s face it, stuff happens! Here’s some good flops that
really get a giggle, smile, or a cringe!
MASHEDPOTATOANTICS
I
t was my turn to make
Thanksgiving; I couldn’t
wait to get the family
together around the table,
with pretty place settings
and mounds of fixings. One
staple, the mashed potato,
was on my homemade item
list. I worked hard to make
sure they were perfectly
whipped and seasoned.
Now, Thanksgiving calls
for a labor of love; however,
most of the year, my version
of mashed potatoes comes
from a box. My five year
old was all too familiar.
With everyone ready at the
Thanksgiving table, I put
down the decorative bowl
filled with my homemade
spuds, when my five-year
old yelled out “wow,
mom; how many boxes
did that take?!” Needless
to say, my face matched
my homemade cranberry
sauce. –Kim
ACHRISTMAS
MULLIGAN
E
ven as young
adults, we al-
ways stayed
with our parents
for the holidays. That
Christmas we opened
our gifts, as usual, which
followed with Mom
getting busy making
her holiday meal. I
was so excited to
receive a putting-set
for golf this year.
I went right
to practicing.
Unfortunately,
I was a little too eager, as I
hit the ball a little more than
just a putt. As I watched its
projected path, there was
nothing I could do but cringe
one eye waiting for the
unenviable. With a splash,
my Mom was covered in
gravy. I guess even boys in
their twenties need to be told
not to play with balls in the
house. –Kyle
ANUNEXPECTEDSURPRISE
It was the last Christmas that my Grandmother was alive. She
was always the epicenter of our holidays. This Christmas, she
seemed a little down. She explained to us that in her wrapping
craze, she somehow lost her engagement ring. We made sure to
slowly rip open our presents, and in one of my last packages, the
ring was laying perfectly on some tissue paper. I never jumped
so high with glee for a Christmas present before in my life, and
to this day, it is still the best present I have ever received as it sits
in my dresser. –Sarah, our editor.
WHEREISGRANDMA?
The mall during the holidays; one word, misery.
We took Grandma along for the madness; when
she started to get tired, we handed her the car keys
and told her to go relax while we finished up. Thirty
minutes later, we reached our vehicle, but there was no
Grandma in sight. We fell into a little bit of panic. We
called the mall security, and for the next hour or so,
we searched the mall grounds for her. Finally, over the
security’s walkie-talkie, we heard another officer claim
that a shopper had found an old lady napping in his car.
Sure enough, she had found an unlocked car, just like
ours, and got right into her siesta. We’ll never look at
the mall parking lot the same. -Jenny
MINTYFRESHBREATH
There’s nothing like Christmas morning, and
they are certainly worth waking up early for!
We were at my sister-in-law’s house, and all us
adults got up at the crack of dawn to make sure
Santa’s arrival was well prepared. Half-awake,
I made my way to the bathroom to brush my
teeth. Still groggy, I opened the medicine cabinet,
and reached in for the toothpaste. After about 5
seconds of brushing, I realized something was
off. I immediately woke up when I noticed I was
brushing with Bengay. My coffee tasted a little off
that morning. –Marty
SNOWBALLMISHAP
We went north to New England for
Christmas, and we were so excited to see
some snow! We decided to take part in an
old-fashioned snow ball fight. I was ready
to aim and fire, when my three-year old
niece ran right in my path. In slow motion,
I watched as my icy ball of frozen fun,
smashed right into her adorable little face.
The next hour was filled with tears, cuts
– and my guilt. I think we’ll stay in sunny
Florida this year. –Steven

STYLE
Thanksgiving is all about fall colors; reds, oranges, yellows, and whites. Although there
are fewer options than the other holidays, it doesn’t mean your Thanksgiving tree has to
be anything but spectacular.
HOLIDAYTRANSITIONS
The Christmas Tree is all about tradition. Break out those family ornaments and
reminisce from holidays gone by. We’d love to see how your tree looks! Post your best
Christmas Tree photos on our Facebook page: facebook.com/osceolawomanmagazine
We’ll share our favorites!
Makingthe switch from Thanksgiving to Christmas, may not have to involve such heavy lifting. Check out these
easy transition ideas, which with a few simple swap-outs, can make your holiday decorating a breeze.
CONSIDER
A HOLIDAY
TREE
THERE IS NO RULE ABOUT
USING ATREE FOR JUST
CHRISTMAS; MAKE AN OFFICIAL
HOLIDAYTREE! BY SELECTING AN
ARTIFICIALTREEWITHWHITE
LIGHTING,YOU CAN EASILY
TRANSITION FROM EACH MAJOR
HOLIDAYTHROUGHOUTTHE
SEASON. HERE ARE SOME GREAT
PICKS FORYOUR DECORATIONS:
1
ONE IDEA, is to decorate
recipe cards of your
favorite Thanksgiving
dishes. Punch a whole
on the top, slip through
some ribbon, and hang
throughout your tree. Make
a card to represent each
member of your family, and
your tree will be a talking-
piece before the big meal.
2
ANOTHER GREAT WAY to
add color and texture,
is burlap. It comes in
every color these days, so
you can really have some fun
with it! Head to your favorite
craft store in Osceola (see:
Find ‘em in Osceola) and
look for oranges, reds, and
whites. The traditional
burlap is also a perfect
Thanksgiving fit!
3
THEN ADD THE FINISHING
TOUCHES; cover your
tree in Autumn leaves,
gourds, acorns, and fall
flowers – and you’ll feel
like you’ve left Florida’s
palm trees behind.
THANKSGIVING
CHRISTMAS
home

FILL A LANTERN, OR VASE
LANTERNS ARE INTHESE DAYS, AND IT’S EASYTO SEEWHY.THEY OFFER JUSTTHE
RIGHTTOUCH OF RUSTIC ELEGANCE, AND CAN STAY INYOUR HOUSE ALL-YEAR ROUND.
ALTHOUGH MANY OPEN INTHE FRONT, BY LAYING A LANTERN DOWN,YOU CAN FILL IT
WITH SOME NIFTY STUFFTO MAKE IT A CENTERPIECE OFYOUR HOLIDAY DÉCOR.THE
SAME GOES FORVASES; JUST SWITCH OUTTHE FILLERS ASYOUTRANSITIONTHROUGH
YOUR HOLIDAYS.
1
LET THE FOOD be the center piece!
Fill vases or lanterns with
cranberries or corn kernels,
and place candles in them to add
ambiance. Make sure the candle is
placed firmly into the filler to avoid
any accidents.
2
ANOTHER great filler for texture
and fun is feathers! What a
great way to represent that
Thanksgiving turkey. Make sure that
the vase is shorter than the feathers,
so you can stand them up. For your
lantern, tie the feather together and
place behind some other fun trinkets,
like small pumpkins.
3
NOW IF YOU HAVE A LARGE CERAMIC
VASE; consider placing a
pumpkin neatly on top. A
contrasting white vase would look
perfect with the orange. But, with
a little paint, you can make that
pumpkin contrast perfectly with
whatever vase you desire. This is a
great addition to your front door!
Oh what fun, it is to fill vases! Christmas is known for white-sparkling lights, and using them in vases and lanterns, is
the perfect indoor touch. One great idea is to mix lights and glass ornaments in a vase or lantern, letting them contrast
each other. Picking either white lights and colored ornaments, or colored lights and white ornaments; you’re really
going to love the look when it’s complete. Don’t worry about cords, you can find battery-powered light strings in most
holiday sections at department stores.
THANKSGIVING
CHRISTMAS
1
GOT LITTLE ONES RUNNING AROUND, and worried about
those glass bulbs? Try mixing lights with safer
objects, like pine cones, or DIY snowballs.
2
NOW FOR THOSE LARGE VASES. Place a
wreath on the mouth of the vase
(or in the background of
your lantern) then fill the vase
with shimmering branches.
We like the classic green
wreath, with white
branches, but having
fun with colors is what
decorating is all about!
Just the wreath alone in
the lantern will make for a
great piece, but adding levels
of unlit white candles in the
front will add a whole new
dimension to your holiday lantern.

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FROMOSTEOPOROSISTOSLIP-AND-FALLS,
Trust Your Bones to the Experts
Often when people think of osteoporosis, they instinctively imagine an elderly woman with brittle bones.
However, many would be surprised to know that the prevalent bone condition can strike at any age.
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TALKINGTOYOUR
DOCTOR ABOUT
BONE HEALTH
Aqualified physician can
advise you on protecting
your bone health. All women
over 65 should have a bone
density test. Women who are
younger than 65 and at high
risk for fractures should also
have a bone density test. Your
doctor might also want to do
a blood test to check for a
vitamin D deficiency.
While it is true women get osteoporosis
more often than men, and risks
increase with age, there are other
factors that could be putting your
bones at risk. The National Institutes
of Health refers to osteoporosis as a
disease in which the bones become
weak and are more likely to break.
Those affected by the disease often
break bones in the hip, spine, and wrist.
According to Osceola Regional
Medical Center’s Online Health
Library, menopause is one of the
biggest contributing risk factors
for osteoporosis. The decrease
in hormones that occurs during
menopause can lead to bone loss,
and women over 50 are at risk but
few know it. The health library notes
that people who drink a lot of coffee
and alcohol are also at higher risk.
Nutrition also plays a part. As we grow
older, our need for vitamin D goes up.
Adults need 1,000 to 1,200 milligrams
of calcium, depending on age, and
at least 30 minutes of daily moderate
physical activity. Testing bone density is
the surest way to check for bone health.
TRUSTYOUR BONESTOYOUR LOCAL EXPERTS
Adults aren’t the only ones at risk for breaking bones. Research shows children are also
getting fractures at an alarming rate. Statistics from the U.S. Department of Agriculture
show 86 percent of teen girls and 64 percent of teen boys are calcium deficient, which can
lead to a bone-density deficiency later in life. From osteoporosis-related fractures to teen
slip-and-falls, accidents happen, and when they do you should always trust your bones
to the experts.
Osceola Regional has been recognized as a Blue Distinction Center for Hip,
Knee and Spine Surgery by Blue Cross and Blue Shield and is accredited by the Joint
Commission with a Disease-Specific Certification for Excellence in Joint - Hip and Knee
Replacements. Osceola Regional’s orthopedic surgeons and neurosurgeons perform the most
minimally invasive procedures available to date, with outstanding outcomes and reduced
hospital stays. The hospital is also home to the Comprehensive Fracture Program.
Under the program, each patient is managed by a team of orthopedic and neuro
surgeons, anesthesiologists, specialized nurses, case managers and physical and
occupational therapists.
From hips to knees, to everything in between Osceola Regional offers
treatment services for the whole family. The newly renovated Orthopedic
and Spine Center is located in the new patient tower. The unit includes a
Physical Therapy gym with equipment to help patients transition from
surgery to home. In addition, the program offers outpatient rehabilitation
services at the Kissimmee Physician Therapy Center located near the
hospital. This outpatient center is home to the only Aquatic Therapy Pool
in the county which provides patients with low impact rehabilitation.
HEALTH

In the middle of the night, in the middle of a
holiday dinner or in the middle of a four-day
weekend, VITAS is here to admit a patient,
answer a question, visit a family or send a
nurse to the bedside of a seriously ill patient.
Always Available.
Even on Holidays.
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Call us whenever you need us.
VITAS can help.
WHAT ARE WOMEN SAYING?
“Excellent program — the instructors gave
excellent tips and advice.”
“I loved the course. It informed me about how
to be more aware!”
“This was an excellent class and I would highly
recommend it to my female friends and family.”
OSCEOLA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
Sheriff Bob Hansell
2601 E. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, Kissimmee
www.osceolasherriff.org
Think Smart and Stay Safe
January 14, February 18, March 17, April 12, May 17 and June 16
The Osceola County Sheriff’s Office offers a free, 2-hour class for women ages
16 and older who want to learn how to take charge of their personal safety.
SAFE, the Self Defense Awareness Familiarization Exchange teaches women
that 90% of self-defense is awareness, risk reduction and avoiding
confrontation, while only 10% is physical. To date, nearly 1,000 women
have successfully completed the class

HEALTH
HOLIDAY
FAVORITES- Without the Guilt
The most wonderful time of the year, can also be the most over-indulging time for snacks, treats, and holiday
leftovers. Making some simple switches to tasty-alternative recipes and ingredients, can allow you to continue
to indulge, without the holiday bulge.
SAVORY SPINACH
BALLS
2 (10 ounce) boxes frozen
spinach, drained well
3⁄4 cup melted butter
1 small onion, finely
chopped
4 eggs
1⁄2 cup fresh grated
parmesan cheese
1⁄2 teaspoon garlic salt
1⁄4 teaspoon pepper
2 cups seasoned bread
crumbs
Mix all ingredients well,
form into two-inch balls.
Chill in fridge for 2 hours.
Pop ‘em in the oven for 20
minutes at 350 degrees, on
an ungreased baking sheet.
Makes about 2 dozen. Enjoy!
TOMATO, BASIL,
AND MOZZARELLA
SKEWERS
As simple as it sounds,
look for some festive red
skewers to really make them
pop. Talk about the perfect
Christmas colors, too!
FOR STARTERS
THE SIDE
DISHES
ROASTED
BUTTERNUT
SQUASH
When you think of
squash during the
holidays, you think
of butter and brown
sugar. However, just
simple olive oil, salt,
and pepper will do.
Preheat your oven
to 400, then prepare
one large squash by
peeling, seeding, and
cubing. Add at least 3
tablespoons of olive
oil, and 2 teaspoons of
both salt and pepper,
and toss the cubed
squash well in this
mixture. Bake for 25
to 30 minutes until
tender, turning once
during baking. We
think you’ll make this
an all-year staple at the
dinner table.

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DESSERT –
THE FINISHING TOUCH
Still get that sweet ending to your meal with this easy
and healthy apple crisp. Mix three baking apples, cored
and sliced thin, with one teaspoon of cinnamon, two
tablespoons of sugar, and two tablespoons of flour. Place
into a 9-inch baking dish. Then crumble one cup quick
oats, one teaspoon of vanilla, a half teaspoon of cinnamon,
one-quarter cup brown sugar, and two tablespoons of
natural butter. Cover the apple mixture with your crumble
mixture, and bake at 325 for about 30 minutes. The apples
should be soft, and the crumble mix should be golden.
Top with low-fat ice cream or whipped cream, and you are
ready to relax after all your healthy holiday baking.
CRANBERRY-
WALNUT SPINACH
SALAD
There are classic pairings
like PBJ or peas and
carrots; but we think
cranberry, walnuts, and
spinach should be added
to that list! Grab a fresh
bag of baby spinach, add
chopped walnuts and dried
cranberries, and mix in
a large bowl. When well
mixed, top with crumbled
goat cheese and allow
diners to top with their
own olive oil and balsamic
vinegar. They’ll be back
for seconds.
SKINNY MASHED
POTATOES
Mouth-watering
mashed potatoes
without the guilt? Yes
please! By axing the
heaving whipping
cream and pads of
butter, you’re on your
way to a healthier spud.
For every two pounds
of red or Yukon-gold
potatoes, add four
large garlic cloves
(peeled and halved),
one-quarter cup of
fat-free sour cream,
one-quarter cup of
fat-free chicken broth,
two tablespoons of
skim milk (or more for
a creamier texture),
one tablespoon of
light butter, and then
salt, pepper, and fresh
snipped chives to taste.
Talk about yum!
THE MAIN DISH
Healthy
TIP
Turkey is good for any holiday get-together.
Many recipes may call to slather on butter
for a crispy-outer skin. However, by
swapping out to olive oil, you’re still
keeping that crispness, and adding the
goodness that only olive oil can offer.
Make sure to cook until your instant-read
thermometer reads 165 degrees, at the thickest
part of the turkey breast. Another great swap
for the turkey seasoning, is losing a lot of the salt,
and adding fresh herbs. Rosemary, sage, and thyme all
compliment the taste of turkey, and will make your house
smell divine! Make sure to stick to the white meat, such as
breasts, as dark meat can add around 30-50 calories per serving.

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SHOULDER RAISE, TO A
BICEP CURL
10 ON EACH SIDE
Works: Legs, shoulders, and arms
SQUAT PRESS TO A
SHOULDER PRESS
15 REPS
Works: Legs and
shoulders
SIDE TO SIDE CURTSY
LUNGES WITH
DUMBBELLS
1 MINUTE
Works: Legs and arms
PLANK ROW TO TRICEPS
EXTENSION
10 ON EACH SIDE
Works: Legs, abs, arms, back,
and shoulders.
CHEST PRESS TO HIP RAISE
15 REPS
Works: Chest, shoulders, legs, and abs.
HIP RAISE WITH LEG LIFT
10 ON EACH SIDE
Works: Legs and abs
QUICKFIXThe perfect work-out for those busy holiday months.
HEALTH
Adding parties, shopping, recitals, and more to our
already busy lives, makes the holiday season
a tough time to stick to a work-out regimen. Here’s a quick 20 minute
fix to keep you balanced through all the holiday madness.
HERE COMES
THE BURN
WARM UP
Do a quick 5 minute warm up to get the
blood flowing. Walking, or jumping rope
is a great way to start out.
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and 2015 begins to wind down,
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FORTHEHOLIDAYS…and at a reasonable price.
| By Michael Steppie, MD |
TCA peels might be a great compromise to laser treatments
for skin troubles such as wrinkles, uneven skin tone, and/
or enlarged pores. TCA peels are also great if you are on
a budget.
WHAT IS TCA?
Trichloroacetic Acid
is one of the strongest
peels available, used in
various concentrations.
It penetrates deep into
your skin’s superficial
layers to exfoliate
and renew the skin
while improving your overall complexion with minimal
downtime and at a very reasonable price.
TCA peels cannot be performed in conventional “day
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at dermatologists, like Associates in Dermatology, by
experienced paramedical estheticians.
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but your paramedical esthetician may recommend several
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407-892-6078
BOYS GIRLS CLUB
OF CENTRAL FL
KISSIMMEE
bgccf.org
407-841-6855
CELEBRATION
FOUNDATION
CELEBRATION
thecelebrationfoundation.org
407-566-1234
THE CHILDREN’S
ADVOCACY CENTER
FOR OSCEOLA
COUNTY
KISSIMMEE
osceolakids.com
800-962-2873
CHRISTMAS FOR THE
KIDS OSCEOLA
ST. CLOUD
cftko.org
407-891-1225
COMMUNITY HOPE
CENTER
KISSIMMEE
hope192.com
321-677-0245
EDUCATION
FOUNDATION
OSCEOLA COUNTY
KISSIMMEE
foundationosceola.org
407-870-4855
GIVE KIDS THE
WORLD VILLAGE
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givekidstheworld.org
407-396-1114
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gracelanding.com
407-470-6041
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guardianadlitem.org
407-742-6655
HABITAT FOR
HUMANITY OF
OSCEOLA COUNTY
KISSIMMEE
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Tisthe season of giving, and what better way to give than to
local charities. We’ve compiled a list for your giving needs,
whether it be money or time, your contributions make the season
more magical for someone out there in need.
OSCEOLA
GIVING
GUIDE
2015
THE
CHARITIES
OF
OUR
AREA

ADDY’S STORY
HOW AN OSCEOLA CHARITY CAN REACH
BEYOND COUNTY LINES
In Western Massachusetts, Addalyn Hart, a seven year-
old full of smiles and love, sits in a hospital room for yet
another breathing treatment. When Addy was young, she
was diagnosed with children’s interstitial lung disorder. This
disease causes many symptoms for Addy, including severe
asthma, decreased lung function, and arthritis. Simply playing
with her friends and cousins can bring on a hospital visit. In
the fall of 2014, the Hart’s got a great surprise, the Make a
Wish Foundation had matched
Addy with a generous donor
who would be sending Addy,
her brother Lucas, and her
parents Tarrah and Rodger, to
Orlando for a week of theme-
park fun.
They hopped on a plane to
Osceola, where Give Kids the
World in Kissimmee welcomed
them with open arms, and
at no charge. Addy spent the
week playing like a kid should.
The Hart’s were able to not
only enjoy all the theme
parks in Orlando, but they
spent fun-filled days on the
Give Kids the World campus.
Addy was able to forget
about IV’s, and nebulizers,
while she swam, met Elsa
and Anna, rode horses, and
dug into sweet treats.“Give
Kids the World has given
our family memories we
will cherish forever”Addy’s
mom Tarrah stated.“They are
simply amazing; we were so
sad when we had to leave!”
Give Kids the World’s mission
is to provide a memorable,
joyful, cost-free visit to
Central Florida for kids with
life-threatening illnesses. We
think they hit the nail on the
head for the Hart family, and
for a little girl who shines
above her illness.
The Hart’s got a great
surprise, the Make a
Wish Foundation had
matched Addy with a
generous donor who
would be sending Addy,
her brother Lucas, and
her parents Tarrah and
Rodger, to Orlando for a
week of theme-park fun.
C
hristmas is a time for
giving, sharing and
joy. However, for many
families in our community,
it is also a time of stress,
depression and sadness
when holiday dreams
seem impossible.
Christmas for the Kids
Osceola (CFTKO), Inc., is a locally
run non-profit organization made up
of local businesses, governmental agencies,
schools, community organizations and citizens
Christmas
for the Kids
OSCEOLA
who are committed to making those
impossible dreams come true for children
here in our own county. The mission of
CFTKO is “to reach out to local families
in need by providing a gift during the
holiday season. We rely on the generosity
of our community to help reach the goal
of fulfilling the needs of families with
children who otherwise wouldn’t be able
to celebrate Christmas.”
Since 2009, this coalition of our
community has served more than
10,000 families by providing gifts, food

CHRISTMASFORTHEKIDSOSCEOLADROP-OFF
LOCATION2015
CFTKO reaches out to local families in need, by providing
gifts during the holiday season. They rely on the generosity
of the community to help bring Christmas joy to local kids.
Drop off location include:
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KISSIMMEE
CARDIOVASCULAR
ASSOCIATES
601 Oak Commons
Boulevard
EDWARD JONES
109 East Monument
Avenue
KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS
2000 Neptune Road
OSCEOLA PROPERTY
APPRAISER
2505 East Irlo Bronson
Highway
OSCEOLA MEMORY
GARDENS
1717 Old Boggy Creek Road
OSCEOLA SHERIFF’S
OFFICE
Highway
ST CLOUD
CENTERSTATE BANK
Highway
CORNERSTONE
CHURCH
2925 Canoe Creek Road
KISSELBACK FORD
1118 13th Street
CORNERSTONE
CHURCH
2925 Canoe Creek Road
NTA - NATIONAL TIRE
AUTO
304 13th Street
OSCEOLA MEMORY
GARDENS
2000 13th Street
ST LUKE ST PETER
PRESCHOOL 2745
Canoe Creek Road
PINCH A PENNEY
4507 Old Canoe Creek Road
POINCIANA
CENTERSTATE BANK
850 Cypress Parkway
HARMONY
HARMONY HIGH SCHOOL
3601 Arthur J. Gallagher Boulevard
CELEBRATION
CORPUS CHRISTI CATHOLIC CHURCH
1050 Celebration Avenue
vouchers and hygiene products. Every year, the goal is
to provide gifts for more than 3,000 children, with the
aim to also provide personal hygiene items to these same
children. However, these lofty goals can only be achieved
when everyone works together. Christmas for the Kids
is being coordinated by Danny Connie Quinn of
Quinn Contractors. They have been involved with this
organization since 2009, and feel passionately that our
kids deserve to celebrate Christmas. Additionally, Osceola
Woman Magazine is participating with Christmas for the
Kids this year and want our readers to know that we will be
accepting toy donations at any of the locations listed.
One volunteer said, “In a perfect world, the number of
children we serve would go down each year. However, the
reality is that number will continue to rise. We need your
help to give these deserving children a joyous Christmas.”
There are many ways that you can help with this effort!
As an individual, you can donate toys, your time, or an
individual pledge at http://www.cftko.org to help purchase
toys or other items for the families. No gift is too small to
make a difference! If you are a small business owner, you
can host a toy drive or collect toy donations at your place
of business, volunteer your
time or make a financial
donation. CFTKO is a
501(c)(3) organization, so
your gift is tax deductible
and stays right here in your
community. If you have any
additional questions, or
want to get involved, you
can call 407-891-1225.

“In a perfect world,
the number of children
we serve would go
down each year.
However, the reality
is that number will
continue to rise.”

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INVESTMENT“TRADITIONS”
| By Cleve Grissom |
INVESTREGULARLY.
By definition, engaging in a tradition means performing
the same acts over and over. This type of behavior can
impose discipline and consistency to your investing. For
example, consider contributing the same amount of money
each month to the same investments. When the price of
these investments is down, your contribution will pay for
more shares – in other words, you’ll be “buying low,” one
of the key principals of investing. And when the price of
your investments is up, you’ll be a savvy enough investor
to buy fewer shares. Over a long period, this technique can
help lower the per-share price of your investments, but
it does not guarantee a profit or protect against loss. To
make it easier to follow through, you could set up monthly,
automatic purchases of these investments from your
checking or savings account.
INCREASE401(K)
CONTRIBUTIONSWHEN
YOUGETARAISE.
Why not make it a
tradition to boost
your contributions to your
401(k) or other employer-
sponsored plan every time
your salary increases? Your
401(k) is a great way to
save for retirement, as your
contributions are typically
made with pretax dollars,
resulting in lower taxable
income, and your earnings
can grow on a tax-deferred
basis. Even if you don’t
reach the contribution limit
(which, in 2015, is $18,000,
or $24,000 if you’re 50 or
older), you can help yourself
make progress toward your
retirement goals if you give
your 401(k) a “raise” every
time you get one.
REVIEWYOURPROGRESS
ATLEASTONCEAYEAR.
Pick one day a year –
perhaps a “milestone”
day, such as your birthday
or wedding anniversary
– to review your overall
investment picture.
Are your investments
performing the way you had
hoped? Is your portfolio
properly diversified, or
are there gaps you need to
address? Are you investing
too aggressively or too
conservatively? A yearly
review of your investments
and long-term financial
strategy, possibly with the
help of a financial advisor,
can help keep you on track
toward your objectives.
Of course, you don’t need
to wait 12 months before
looking over your situation;
you may need to adjust
your holdings during the
course of any given year, in
response to changes in the
financial markets or your
individual needs. But by
committing yourself to at
least one full-scale review a
year, you can greatly reduce
unpleasant “surprises” while
staying abreast of exactly
where you are and where
you’re headed.
On Thanksgiving, you
can enjoy the holiday’s
traditions, along with
those that may be unique
to your family. And
someday, you may well
be thankful that you
followed some productive
investment “traditions.”
ThisarticlewaswrittenbyEdwardJonesforusebyyourlocalEdwardJones
FinancialAdvisor.Formoreinformationoninvestingyourmoneyplease
contactCleveGrissomat407-891-7833.
Thanksgivingis just around the corner. And like all holidays,
this one has plenty of traditions, such as Macy’s
Thanksgiving Day Parade (started in 1924) and football (the first broadcast Thanksgiving
Day game was played between the Detroit Lions and the Chicago Bears in 1934). Traditions
are important, and you may want to establish some in one of the key activities of your own
life: INVESTING.
So, what sort of investment traditions could you start? Here are a few ideas:

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WHAT’S HAPPENING THIS
NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER IN AND
AROUND OSCEOLA COUNTY.
festive decorations and live
entertainment! Each eve-
ning provides the opportu-
nity to see the Candlelight
Processional, a special
holiday event retelling the
story of Christmas with a
special celebrity narrator
accompanied by a 50-piece
orchestra and mass choir.
EPCOT
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NOVEMBER 6 –
JANUARY 3
THE OSBORNE
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PARK HOURS VARY
This holiday
extravaganza will
thrill you with dazzling
displays, delightful
music, and sheer
magical magnitude
of millions of lights
dancing to your
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GRINCHMAS™AT UNIVERSAL’S ISLANDS OF
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MORE AT UNIVERSAL STUDIOS
PARK HOURS VARY
This holiday season, Universal’s Islands of Adventure
will transform Seuss Landing TM into the whimsical
world of Grinchmas! It’s a wintry wonderland sure to
delight Dr. Seuss fans of all ages with festive storybook
décor around every corner.
NOVEMBER 7
DOWNTOWN
HOLIDAY BAZAAR
9 A.M. – 5 P.M.
Unique and hand-craft-
ed gifts by local
artisans. Proceeds from
this event will provide
scholarships for local high
school students.
ST. CLOUD HERITAGE MUSEUM
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DECEMBER 30
HOLIDAYS AROUND
THE WORLD
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PARK HOURS VARY
Celebrate international
yuletide traditions
as you experience the
World Showcase filled with

Also, the streets of Universal Studios Florida come
alive with balloons and floats beyond your imagination,
marching bands - even Santa! There will be plenty
of delicious treats to eat and drink and festive music
everyone in your family will enjoy.
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NOVEMBER 7
FALL HARVEST
FESTIVAL 150TH
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION BY
SHINGLE CREEK
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
10 A.M. – 3 P.M.
Food and drinks, free
games with prizes, pie
eating and baking contests,
crafts, basket raffle, Bible
trivia, and vendors. No
costumes!
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METHODIST CHURCH, KISSIMMEE
Free
TUESDAY DEC 1
CITY OF KISSIMMEE
TREE LIGHTING
CEREMONY
Join carolers with egg nog
to celebrate the annual
tree lighting at 101 Church
Street.
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Free
DECEMBER 5
ST. CLOUD CHAMBER
CHRISTMAS PARADE
10 A.M.
This year’s event is sure
to wow the crowd with
an exciting theme called,
“Sporting the Christmas
Spirit.” From the Florida
Gators and Seminoles, to
the Dolphins, Buccaneers,
Orlando City Soccer,
and Predators; it’s
sure to be an “over the
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DECEMBER 12
FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS
PARADE
7 PM
Join Kissimmee for this
festive display of holiday
lights and floats.
HISTORIC DOWNTOWN
KISSIMMEE
Free
Kissimmee.org
Here’s some more fun in Osceola this November and December
NOVEMBER 6
GFWC FOUR CORNERS JUNIOR WOMAN’S
CLUB ANNUAL FASHION SHOW
11 A.M.
GFWC Four Corners Junior Woman’s Club 2015
Charity Fashion Show and Luncheon will be held
at Carrabba’s Italian Grill on U.S. 192 in Kissimmee
(Formosa Gardens location). Stein Mart is providing
the fashions. There will be a silent auction, raffle, and
guest speaker.
$25.00 (including lunch)
GFWCFourCorners.org.
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OSCEOLA ART FESTIVAL
10 A.M. – 5 P.M.
The Osceola Fall Art Festival takes place annually in
historic downtown Kissimmee and features over 100
fine artists from across the United States, displaying and
selling their artwork in a variety of mediums; including
glass, sculpture, painting, photography, jewelry, and
ceramics.
DOWNTOWN KISSIMMEE
Free
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Continuous events around town
EVERY SECOND FRIDAY OF
THE MONTH
FOOD TRUCK FRIDAY IN
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5:30 P.M. TO 9 P.M.
Enjoy delicious treats from
a variety of gourmet food
trucks! Tables and chairs are
limited, so you’re encouraged
to bring a blanket to sit on or
your own chairs.
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THE MONTH
HIPSTORIC 3RD FRIDAY
Hipstoric 3rd Friday
celebrates all that is good
Downtown St. Cloud. The
Daily City Food Truck Bazaar
is on hand, and shops are
open until 8 p.m. Immediately
following is a free movie in
Centennial Park. Concessions
are available, or call ahead to
order your dinner at one of
your favorite local downtown
restaurants to have dinner
while watching the movie.
DOWNTOWN, ST. CLOUD
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NOVEMBER 03, 2015 - NOVEMBER 10, 2015
THE WORLD FOOD CHAMPIONSHIPS
TIMES VARY
The World Food Championships is the highest stakes food competition in the
world. This multi-day feature will showcase the best of the best squaring off
to crown champions in multiple food categories. Then the category champions
will meet at the Final Table to determine the World Food Champion.
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NOW SNOWING-2015
TIMES VARY
Now Snowing, Central Florida’s original and premier “snowing”
event, offers a schedule filled with surprises. Now Snowing is a
month long Winter Wonderland Spectacular featuring an ice rink,
strolling Charles Dickens Carolers, community performers, photos
with Santa, horse drawn carriage rides, the Celebration Express
train, and nightly snowfall at 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 and 9:00 PM.
CELEBRATION TOWN CENTER
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COMMUNITY aroundtown
RUNAWAY COUNTRY ANNOUNCES ERIC CHURCH
Get ready to dance at Osceola Heritage Park, March 18-20. Pick up our January/February edition to read even
more about the biggest event coming to Osceola in 2016!
OSCEOLA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER Dr. Buck Parker,
trauma surgeon, along with Beth Knight, Deputy County
Manager addressing the Women of Influence Luncheon, on
October 15, hosted by Osceola Women Magazine.
On September 26th 2015, Osceola
Regional Medical Center co-
sponsored with Poinciana Medical
Center, the OSCEOLA HEART
WALK. Red flags were provided
for walkers to write down their
reason for inspiration. Osceola
Regional raised over $16,500.

COMMUNITY aroundtown
OSCEOLA COUNCIL ON AGING HOSTS 60TEAM MEMBERS OF MEALS ON WHEELS OF AMERICA WHILE
VISITING CENTRAL FLORIDA
THE COUNCIL ON AGING STAFF and Disney World hosted over 60 team members for a beach party and provided a tour of the facility on August 31st
to Celebrate Meals on Wheels.
OSCEOLA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER honored Breast Cancer Awareness Month by
selling pink pinwheels to “dress the hospital in pink”, and a bra decorating contest between
departments.

KISSIMMEE GATEWAY
AIRPORT WELCOMES
AIR COMBAT USA
Kissimmee Gateway Airport
and its business, Quantem
FBO Group, are pleased
to announce the return of
AIR COMBAT USA to the
City of Kissimmee from
December 5th through the
7th, 2015. Adventure seekers
and aspiring fighter pilots
will have their chance to
engage in realistic air to air
combat simulation in a real
fighter trainer aircraft with an
instructor pilot, many of whom
are experienced military
aviators. For more information
on Air Combat USA, please
visit www.aircombat.com.
SMG/OSCEOLA HERITAGE PARK’S ROBB LARSON RECEIVES LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
In September, ROBB LARSON, General Manager of SMG/Osceola Heritage Park, was awarded the Larson
Lifetime Achievement Award at the 4th Annual Spirit of Hospitality Awards Luncheon. The award honors
exceptional performance, commitment, and achievement in the hospitality and tourism industry. This prestigious
award recognizes outstanding qualities that set the standards for the entire industry
OSCEOLA COUNTY broke ground on a $7.8 million project Sunday October 18,2016 that will improve Vance Harmon Park in Poinciana. Left to right:
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