JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2002
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FEATURES ROMANCE Making love... better. FITNESS How busy Baltimoreans make time for exercise. NUTRITION Fighting cancer with the "New American Plate." ORDER A pro attacks clutter and chaos at home. INNER PEACE A pilgrimmage through the mountains of Spain teaches one woman to live in the moment. ROOMS THAT WORK ...with a place for everything.  WELL CRAFTED HOUSE A total redo showcases quilts, crafts and art.  BEAUTIFUL BOUQUETS Styles to carry every bride down the aisle.  WED TO TRADITION Lyly Hoang and Michael Kuo incorporated Vietnamese and American traditions. HUNT COUNTRY CLASSIC Quiet elegance and thoughtful tributes ruled the day. WEATHER OR NOT Tropical storm be damned, chef Nancy Logo stayed the course. WEDDING BANDS Five funky groups that can get a crowd moving. THE SHOWER Creative ideas for setting the tone. PIEROGI LOVE One man's affection for his little Polish dumpling. |
DEPARTMENTS SAVVY SHOPPER Our roundup of retail news. TIMES OUT On the town. THE DC PAGE What to do in Washington. GET OUT! Can't-miss events. TOWN CRIER Little happenings of local interest. SPOTLIGHT Artist Meg Page. SPOTLIGHT Author Mark Bowden. STYLE KIDS Minding their manners. HEALTH & FITNESS The wrap on nutrition bars. SPOTLIGHT Music man Freddie Stevens. SPOTLIGHT Bookseller Darielle Linchan. PAGE TURNERS Deputy Mayor Laurie Schwartz. GOOD TASTES Root vegetables. THE BACK PAGE Browsing Fresh Fields. |
