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MAY 2020

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LIFESTYLE LETTER

MAY 2020 PUBLISHER

Athena West | athena.west@lifestylepubs.com EDITOR

Maria Dinoia | maria.dinoia@lifestylepubs.com

A Healthy May I'M SITTING DOWN TO WRITE THIS LETTER ON MARCH 30 AND CAN ONLY HOPE THAT BY THE TIME IT REACHES YOUR MAILBOXES ON MAY 1ST, LIFE

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Kelsey Proctor CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

WILL HAVE SLOWLY STARTED TO RETURN TO NORMAL. Hopefully, restaurants

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will have 2-hour waits, Preds games will be sold out, kids will be back in school and

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loving it and the stock market will be soaring. One can only hope.

Danielle Del Valle

In this issue, we include a letter from Franklin's mayor, Dr. Ken Moore to remind us that there is a light at the end of this very long tunnel if we just follow directions and do our part to contain and keep this virus at bay. Our city government is working hard for all of us. But even if just for a minute, we also want to offer a distraction from the everyday with stories of some fabulous women in this community. Ladies of Franklin, where would we be without you? It is during May that we celebrate mothers, grandmothers and great-grandmothers. But here at Franklin Lifestyle, we also want to recognize the other women who build our community. Our village has women

CORPORATE TEAM CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steven Schowengerdt CHIEF SALES OFFICER Matthew Perry CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER DeLand Shore

who are our children’s teachers, doctors, first responders, law enforcement officers,

ART DIRECTOR Sara Minor

authors, entertainers, nurses, social workers, counselors and so much more. In this

OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Janeane Thompson

issue, we spotlight some of the wonderful things these very women are doing.

AD MANAGER Chad Jensen REGIONAL SALES DIRECTOR Eric Williams

It's been a crazy two months, Franklin. Stay safe. Stay well. Stay home. And above

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CITY SCENE

Letter From Franklin's Mayor, Dr. Ken Moore

TO THE FRANKLIN COMMUNITY, For all of us, this is a time like no other, we need to rise and meet the

are offering exercise programs online and medical providers are

challenge before us. We all need to work together to fight COVID-19.

offering virtual appointments when they can. I’m especially proud of

Our first responders, doctors, nurses and scientists are on the front

our religious leaders creating innovative ways to worship.

lines in this battle. They are doing their part and sacrificing for our

Our City Government is still at work. Those who can work from

well-being. Our community members can make a difference too,

home are meeting every day through technology. Those in offices or

by doing their part to stay home, practice physical distancing, and

public works employees are practicing physical distancing. Our first

supporting each other over the phone or in virtual spaces.

responders are on the streets, ready to serve.

This is a trying time when we are all being tested. This may be the

I am thankful the Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen have

greatest fight of my life and yours. I want the Franklin community to

stepped up to support me with issuing our State of Emergency and

know they are not alone, we can get through this and there is hope.

Stay at Home orders. We have one of the best teams in place at the

I have had to make some tough decisions over the last few weeks,

City of Franklin to serve your needs and protect our community.

and probably some more in the future. I appreciate the business

Please do your part to keep one another safe.

community stepping up to protect their customers and create innovative ways they can still operate under these unprecedented cir-

Sincerely,

cumstances. Restaurants are converting to curbside service, gyms

Dr. Ken Moore, Mayor CityLifestyle.com/Franklin

INSIDE THE ISSUE MAY 2020

FEATURES 34 The Good Doctors Four Females Taking Their Specialties By Storm

42 Women Helping Women Professional Organizations that Foster Success in the Business World

48 Handmade Artisan Sandwich Bread With Randy Thompson from Franklin's House of Bread

52 For Melissa Schleicher, Success Comes In Many Shades and Styles A Celebrity Hairstylist Shows

34 52

Entrepreneurs and Female Business Owners They Too Can Live Their Dreams

42 DEPARTMENTS

Lifestyle Letter

City Scene

Good Times

20 Giving Back 26 Renovate & Refine 42 Our Town 48 Healthy Lifestyle 52 Local Limelight 58 Trend Setter 62 DIY 66 Localâ€™s Choice 70 Parting Thoughts

GOOD TIMES 1.

#SocialDistancing Part 1 We can still manage to have a good time even while we're social distancing. Keeping kids busy, cul-de-sac parties, and family time are just a few of the things your neighbors are doing!

1. “We went and found an empty state park so we could each paint a nature canvas. Amelia said it was her favorite family activity we have ever done. As soon as we pulled in, it started raining so we found some cardboard to make her a place to sit and we spent 45 minutes painting the scenery around us in the rain.” -- Leah Beth Bartley

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THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 AND THE RESULTING QUARANTINE HAS NOT BEEN EASY ON ANY OF US. The list of hardships when you’re under an extended quarantine are endless - from the emotional to the financial. We asked some of our local neighborhood businesses just how hard the isolation has been on their business and how we can help support them and our local community.

RESTAURANTS Jason McConnell, Owner, Executive Chef, McConnell Hospitality Group (Photo by James Williams Photography) Red Pony Restaurant, Cork & Cow, 55 South (Franklin, Brentwood, Spring Hill), McConnell House, Red Pony Catering, Salty Goat Taqueria McConnellHospitalityGroup.com WHAT IMPACT HAS COVID-19 HAD ON YOUR BUSINESS? This is our first closure with no reopening date planned for the first time in 14 years. This was a tough decision, as we have 300 employees and no idea when this will end. My #1 objective is to get people back to work ASAP. I just want to be responsible about doing that— their physical and financial wellbeing is extremely important to me. WHAT CAN BE DONE TO HELP YOUR BUSINESS? Purchase gift cards and definitely plan to come dine with us when we reopen. It’s going to be a party! ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT THE FUTURE? I think this shut down will put a lot of places out of business permanently. People who can weather the storm might possibly see an increase in their business. I plan to be around to find out.

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Robert Burnett, Co-owner, F45 Training (Co-owners Pam

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WHAT IMPACT HAS COVID-19 HAD ON YOUR BUSINESS? Because of COVID-19, our team has seen the highest number

WHAT IMPACT HAS COVID-19 HAD ON YOUR BUSINESS?

of cancellations in the salon which results in a lot of stress and

We were open less than a week, but like most national franchises

uncertainty in our business.

we chose to close for the safety of our members and staff. An executive order was later issued that mandated all gyms close.

WHAT CAN BE DONE TO HELP YOUR BUSINESS? We would love to hear from our community! New or existing

WHAT CAN RESIDENTS DO TO HELP YOUR BUSINESS/

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INDUSTRY RIGHT NOW?

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We need to support each other right now. We post a free daily workout on social media lead by our staff, along with an F45 app

ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT THE FUTURE?

that members can access for classes run by corporate trainers. It

We have great faith in our Williamson County community and

is important to maintain your health and training during this time,

can't wait to be back up and running!

for both the physical and mental health it provides. ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT THE FUTURE? The fitness community will come back, and F45 offers innovative, high intensity group workouts in a 45 minute period that produce results for the beginner or advanced. It will be important for F45 and the industry to continue the safety measures put in place during this pandemic.

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customer experience that is second to none. When the daily activities of the world cease, so does the opportunity for us to shine. We are set up to manage car assets, and we need to serve as a consultant. Now more than ever before, we need to make sure we are a resource and advisor to our clientele. WHAT CAN RESIDENTS DO TO HELP YOUR BUSINESS/ INDUSTRY RIGHT NOW? Keep making purchases that support local businesses. Support small businesses that invest in your community. ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT THE FUTURE? I'd be naive if I didn't say I'm not concerned, but at the same time, we will rebound due to our customer experience and give ourselves every opportunity to perform for our clientele.

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there's still so much to be done to help rebuild the Nashville community.

here's how you can help:

Check with Hands on Nashville. HON is working closely with the City of Nashville, the Office of Emergency Management, and local health officials to support tornado and COVID-19 relief efforts through volunteerism. It is truly one of the best resources out there. Hon.org

2. 3. 4.

Donate money through the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee’s Middle Tennessee

Emergency

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Donate food through Second Harvest Food Bank (Secondharvestmidtn.org/act/donatefood/host-a-food-drive/)

Restaurant

To-Go Meals for Firefighters. Email joseph. pleasant@nashville.gov.

Donate blood. Visit the Red Cross Blood Services (RedCrossBlood.org) or Medic Regional Blood Center’s (TNDonor.org) website to find a blood drive near you.

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RETAIL STORES Erica Reynolds, co-owner with her sister, Noelle Holland of Hollie Ray Boutique HollieRay.com WHAT IMPACT HAS COVID-19 HAD ON YOUR BUSINESS? We made the decision to close the doors to the public on March 17th for the safety of our employees and our community, but the timing is tough, as spring is normally a busy shopping time for us. WHAT CAN BE DONE TO HELP YOUR BUSINESS? The biggest help would be to share our website and social media

BEING NEIGHBORLY

accounts during this time! Tagging your friends, liking our content,

Drew Peterson, Language Teacher and former Franklin resident

and sharing our posts helps increase our reach. Shopping with

who now resides in Lima, Peru offers free online Spanish classes

us online or purchasing gift cards to use later, is the best way to

to students ages 4-18

help us meet our financial obligations such as payroll and rent.

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I saw a big positive reaction from folks in the language teaching community and also in the Brazilian jiu jitsu community - they

ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT THE FUTURE?

were giving away products such as books, dvds, textbooks, and

We are worried about the financial obligations that have to be

online video courses to support their respective communities. This

met during the uncertain amount of time that we have to remain

got me really inspired to do something. At the same time, I wanted

closed. No matter how long it takes, we will be losing out on the

to help my own communities in Lima, Peru and Franklin, TN. So

income we planned for, and instead gaining debt during this time.

I decided I would first start out by giving some private individual

We are hopeful that when things get back to normal, the commu-

28 minute classes to kids, because that’s honestly what I can do.

nity will rally around small businesses and make up for the lost

I don’t have any products to give away, but I do have four years of

time! It is so important now more than ever to shop local!

experience teaching languages online. It seemed perfect because with online learning I can give kids some intellectual stimulation and also give the parents a break. Plus I am a language nerd and I hope I can spread some of my love for languages. I know it’s classic, but I got inspired and wanted to help in the only way I could. WHAT'S BEEN THE RESPONSE SO FAR? It has been a very solid response. I have about 20 classes booked for this week both for English and Spanish (English in Peru and Spanish in Franklin). I hope to be able to get some of the students together to get some group classes going in the following weeks. Everyone seems very excited to have an activity that is a little bit different. AS A TEACHER, ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT KIDS POSSIBLY NOT GOING BACK TO SCHOOL THIS YEAR?

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I know no one wants to hear this, but I don’t see how we are going

The Fieldstone Farms community has extended helping hands to

school since January. Granted the situation is more severe in

friends who are having a hard time getting out.

China than in TN or Peru, but I think we are in this for the long haul.

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quote because of a friend’s recommendation, they’ll not only be benefiting themselves, but their community as well. Hannah Shellnut, Director of Marketing, says, “Through this quarterly charity program, over the past 2 years we’ve been able to give back over $55,000.” Last quarter, Shellnut donated to Davis House, which combats child abuse. For April, May, and June, Shellnut will be giving back to Women of Williamson (WOW). This nonprofit stood out to Hannah because of her high school teaching background. She realizes many women are not fortunate and believes it’s important to give young women the chance to further their education despite the hardships in their lives. Women of Williamson established a scholarship for female students living in Williamson County who desire higher education, but need financial support. WOW also helps funding for other scholarships that will allow women to complete their two or four year degree. In addition, Women of Williamson supports Bridges Domestic Violence Center, End Slavery Tennessee, and breast cancer awareness. Many of the charities the Shellnut family is involved with empower and support women and children. Eric Shellnut is on the Board of Directors for My Friend’s House (MFH) which focuses on turning youth with bad behavior into responsible life learners. Gavin Shellnut is on the Young Professionals Board for A Vintage Affair. This nonprofit hosts wine-related events that raise money and awareness for women and children in the most dire need in Williamson County. Over the last 20 years, they’ve been able to give over $2 million to their beneficiaries. Shellnut Insurance enjoys participating as a team at the annual Grape Stomp event in the fall. Hannah Shellnut is on the dinner committee for GraceWorks Ministries’ annual benefit dinner. This year marks their 25th birthday so they’re going above and beyond to celebrate. Their four main program areas are Family Support, Instructional Programs, Seasonal Needs, and Hunger Prevention (F.I.S.H.). The Shellnut family is often seen working at their food pantry. This food pantry has fed 10,000 unduplicated individuals and was recently named the healthiest in Middle Tennessee. Another reason they love this nonprofit is because of its fuel bag program for students. Every Friday, 700 kids go home with a bag of nutritional groceries to last the weekend. Giving back is part of the Shellnut family’s livelihood. Their volunteer efforts and quarterly charity program have contributed in building the respectable agency they are today. They’re excited to see how they can help Women of Williamson in the upcoming months. It’s their business to know how to prepare for the unknown and now more than ever the community can look to them for guidance. CityLifestyle.com/Franklin

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S P E C I A LT Y. . . P O D I AT R Y Q: WHY DID YOU CHOOSE YOUR FIELD OF SPECIALTY? I ran track and cross country at Auburn University and became interested in injuries affecting my teammates. While at Auburn, I shadowed Auburn's team Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. James Andrews who encouraged me to consider treating the smaller bones of the hands or feet. I chose feet! Q: MY FIRST YEAR WAS... Hectic. I had a newborn baby and new medical practice. I don't think I slept for about four years! Q: WHAT'S THE BEST CAREER ADVICE YOU EVER RECEIVED? Set personal boundaries. You can't do everything. Q: WHAT IS YOUR HOBBY OR INDULGENCE OF CHOICE? This is so embarrassing...I watch zit-popping videos on YouTube. I also enjoy playing tennis, working out, and spending time with my husband, my girls, and my dog.

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S P E C I A LT Y. . . D E N T I S T R Y Q: WHY DID YOU CHOOSE YOUR FIELD OF SPECIALTY? When I was 15 years old, I decided I wanted to be a dentist and never looked back. I knew I wanted to be in medicine but, also to use my creativity and gentle nature simultaneously. Dentistry provided the opportunity to do all three. It also gave me the flexibility to have a good work life balance and raise a family. Q: MY FIRST YEAR WAS... My first year in dentistry was very challenging. Making decisions that have real-life consequences is very stressful for a 25-year-old first-year dentist. I had to learn to trust my education and experience, while using my intuition to guide patient care decisions. Q: WHAT’S THE BEST CAREER ADVICE YOU EVER RECEIVED? A mentor of mine once told me that if I treated my patients like they were family that everything else would fall into place. Every time I’m challenged with a tough decision, I always fall back on that guidance and it has not failed me yet. Q: WHAT IS YOUR HOBBY OR INDULGENCE OF CHOICE? I have loved and practiced music my entire life. It soothes my soul and breathes joy into my day. I am a vocalist and classical violinist. Although, my newest indulgence is my three month old daughter, Grace. Family is and always will be my top priority.

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DR. JILL FICHTEL, MD TRANSFORMATIVE DERMATOLOGY

S P E C I A LT Y. . . D E R M AT O L O G Y Q: WHY DID YOU CHOOSE YOUR FIELD OF SPECIALTY? My personal struggle with acne played a huge role in my choosing dermatology. I painfully recall not wanting to leave the house as a teenager because of acne, which taught me that many times the psychological impact of a skin problem, due to the visible nature, is more disturbing than the actual physical exam warrants. This impacted my treatment approach with the goal for perfection in every patient no matter how severe or mild a disease may outwardly appear. Q: MY FIRST YEAR WAS…. The most emotionally and physically challenging, yet spiritually beautiful year of my life. It was my intern year at Baptist Hospital (Nashville) in Internal Medicine, prior to my dermatology training. This was a life or death gig and being a sensitive person, shedding the pain and hurt at the end of each day was difficult for me, and sleep deprivation was a continuous state. On the flip side, witnessing and experiencing daily miracles of healing, hope, peace and love made it all worthwhile. Q: WHAT’S THE BEST CAREER ADVICE YOU EVER RECEIVED? From my dad, John N. Crowell, now deceased 20 years, but I still hear his words clear as day spoken to me around age 10. 1. “Don’t rely on anyone to take care of you. The only person who can do that is you.” 2. “Do something you love.” 3. “It better be good because you #!*$ at cooking and cleaning!” He was correct on all three. This taught me the importance of becoming reliant on my faith and God more than myself. Q: WHAT IS YOUR HOBBY OR INDULGENCE OF CHOICE? I crave being out in nature, especially anywhere that’s sunny, warm, and has a body of water. I love to swim, how the water feels on my skin, how it supports me while I float, how it silences the world as I go under, how the ripples expand so perfectly from a skipped rock, and the sound of gentle waves. After dermatology, my second career choice was mermaid… maybe in retirement!

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S P E C I A LT Y. . . F A C I A L P L A S T I C S U R G E R Y Q: WHY DID YOU CHOOSE YOUR FIELD OF SPECIALTY? I come from a family of physicians. From a young age I was always a spatially and visually oriented person and greatly enjoyed working with my hands. My father was a psychiatrist so I also was attuned to the importance of emotional well-being. Facial plastic surgery allows me to combine both of those passions. Q: MY FIRST YEAR WAS... As a surgical intern in Boston, I often worked over 100 hours/week. My sister was living with me after we graduated from University of Michigan. I was so tired after a long call shift, she would sometimes find me asleep in the tub with the shower running over me. It was exciting to be a new surgeon in a city like Boston. Q: WHAT’S THE BEST CAREER ADVICE YOU EVER RECEIVED? I can’t think of specific career advice that I have received. I had incredible mentors throughout my journey who made me believe that I could achieve anything. I had no female surgeon mentors since they were so scarce. My advice to young women in my field is to center their career around their life instead of their life around their career. Q: WHAT IS YOUR HOBBY OR INDULGENCE OF CHOICE? I love to travel. My Dad loved to take us all over the world to experience the beauty of other cultures. My Mom was a nomad and citizen of the world. I took my son to Ireland two years ago when he was five and he has got the bug. He is obsessed with maps and learning about other cultures and places.

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ARE YOU AN ESTABLISHED, SUCCESSFUL WOMAN LOOKING TO GIVE BACK TO HER COMMUNITY? Or, are you an entrepreneur struggling to set up a new business, or a working mom looking for support and encouragement? You don’t have to go it alone. There are several organizations in Williamson County where you can find the best professional and personal solutions from other women just like you.

100+ WOMEN WHO CARE + WHAT IT IS: Making a difference in their communities + WHO IT’S GOOD FOR: For women who want to give back + WHERE IT IS: Nashville and Williamson County Linda Staffen moved to Nashville two years ago. As a member of 100+ Women Who Care in her native Knoxville, starting a chapter in her new hometown was a priority. With the help of Leigh Bawcom and Diane Adcock, the first meeting in Williamson County was held in February of 2019. Members are asked to make a commitment to donate $100 per quarter. They don’t have to be present for the quarterly meetings - they are broadcast online,

LADY LIKE LEADERS + WHAT IT IS: Problem solving for business owners + WHO IT’S GOOD FOR: For women who want to overcome hurdles + WHERE IT IS: Nashville and surrounding communities

and proxy voting is available. “We call it 100 women, one hour, $10,000 dollars, it’s that simple,” said Linda. “So, four

Lady Like Leaders offers women solutions to common

times a year, you have a part in making an impact in the

professional challenges. Founder Diane Michel Canada

community of $40,000 a year with your $400.” Members

believes in getting to the root of problems, not just put-

can nominate a local non-profit that serves Williamson

ting a band aid on them. Her symposiums focus on

County. All nominations are put in a pool, and every quar-

bringing women together for a whole day in what she

ter three are selected to give a 10-minute presentation,

calls “enchanted settings.” She said that since women are

followed by a 3 – 4-minute question and answer session.

visual, she believes they’re more relaxed and more comfort-

By the end of the meeting, members cast a vote and the

able engaging in these types of settings. “One of the things

winner is announced. Thus far, 100+ Women Who Care of

I also did this year in order to reach a lot more women is to

Williamson County has donated $40,000 to four non-prof-

launch the Tennessee Entrepreneur Initiative. And, because

its: Bridges Domestic Violence, Gilda’s Club Middle

of what’s going on right now with the coronavirus, we just

Tennessee, The Center for Living and Learning, Nurses

opened it up to all entrepreneurs at no charge. Women can

for Newborns, and Healing Housing. “We are currently at

get some real-world help, live support, and access to an online

112 members and would love to grow and help launch any

platform. So when they hit barriers in their businesses, they

additional chapters across middle Tennessee.” To become

can log in and get assistance right away.” To find out more

a member, or to find out about starting your own chapter,

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in Franklin still had livestock in their yards and you could pull over almost anywhere and buy fresh eggs.” Fast forward to five years ago when Thompson switched from engineering to baking. “During my Bible studies one morning, I plainly heard a voice tell me: “I want you to learn how to make bread.” So I ordered a bunch of books to read online. I had never made bread in my life. The books made no sense to me. But I busily mixed and baked and burnt loaf after loaf of really bad bread. My garbage can was full every week of really ARTICLE MARIA DINOIA | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

awful bread. And just when I was ready to ditch the whole thing, a loaf turned out both beautiful and delicious. I was hooked, but still I burnt a lot of bread. The pastor at my church heard what I was doing and urged me to make the church’s Communion Bread, so that gave me a good incentive to keep going and trying different things. Then I heard that the church staff were eager to get the leftover bread, and then family and friends started asking for it, so I was gradually becoming a baker. It was an overnight success that was 5 years in the making.” Today, Franklin House of Bread is merging with Franklin Bakehouse with Randy being the Master Baker. “We will be right on the corner in the bottom floor of the new Harpeth Square Apartments. Hopefully, up and running by the end of May. I’m very RANDY

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excited about it. Angie {owner of Franklin

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Bakehouse} is very passionate and cre-

“I was the Vice-President of an engineering

ative and gave me full-rein to bake the best

firm at the time, and Mayor Bredesen had put

bread possible both for the Bakehouse’s use

me on a team of other consultants to help

and for us to sell to customers. I want the

with new environmental initiatives in the

Bakehouse to be wildly successful. And part

city. I tell people I moved here when people

of that is providing great bread.”

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SPONGE DIRECTIONS Mix Sponge together for about 2 minutes, place in a bowl and cover with plastic wrap, then let ferment for anywhere from 1-24 hours. FINAL DOUGH DIRECTIONS Place mixed final dough in a lightly oiled bowl, cover, and let ferment for 1-4 hours at room temperature. Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured counter and cut in half. Form the dough into two small logs. Grease up baking pans and place dough inside. Dough should be about 1/2 inch from top of loaf pan. Cover with oiled plastic wrap to keep from drying out. Preheat oven to 350°. When dough has risen about 1-inch above the sides of the pan, it’s ready to bake. Rising time may take up to 90 minutes. Bake for about 50 minutes (turn the pan around about halfway through) until a cake tester comes out clean, or an instant read thermometer reads about 210°. Remove loaf pan from oven and brush with butter if you want. As soon as loaf pan has cooled enough (5 minutes or so) unmold the loaf and let it rest on a wire rack until it is barely warm. This will take about an hour, but it is crucial for the interior of the loaf to set and not be gummy. It’s also crucial for air to circulate around the loaf, especially the bottom to avoid the bottom getting soggy. If you don’t have a wire rack, improvise with three or four butter knives on a cutting board. Place loaf on top and let cool. Slice with a bread knife and enjoy. When you toast it, set your toaster and about 50% to avoid burning. You can always keep toasting it a little more to get it just right. After slicing just store bread in a gallon ZipLoc bag. Should stay fresh for about a week, if it lasts that long.

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“THAT’S MY REAL GOAL, TO EMPOWER WOMEN AND ENTREPRENEURS TO LIVE THEIR DREAMS LIKE I HAVE.” “Melanie got so busy with The Dixie Chicks

“Men are taking better care of themselves in

that she sent me on jobs with Alan and Leigh

terms of hairstyles and their overall grooming,”

Ann,” said Melissa. “She taught me how video

Melissa explained. “Years ago, they wouldn’t

and photography lighting worked and the

think of coloring their hair, having body hair

proper techniques to apply makeup in all types

waxed, or receiving other treatments. The first

of settings. That’s how I learned.”

thing my husband said was not to make the

The errors were few because Melissa’s celebrity roster quickly expanded. “What’s funny is I

guy’s barbershop ‘too girly.’ I told him not to worry, I got this!”

wasn’t interested in working with country music

Carrie Underwood is undoubtedly one of

artists then because, heck, I was into rap music!

Melissa’s most prominent clients. “We’ve known

Plus, I wasn’t star-struck at all, which is why

each other for years and are close friends. In

I think they liked me. I just treat everyone the

fact, Carrie and her husband Mike came over

same. Alan Jackson was one of my first celebrity

one night when we were scrambling to open the

clients 21 years ago and he’s still a client today.”

salon and helped put chairs together with Don and me. They are so down to earth and just won-

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derful people. Nashville is lucky to have them.”

Most hairstylists are entrepreneurs because they work for themselves, yet Melissa’s aspira-

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tions exceeded a single chair. With the encour-

Melissa is most excited about the family’s

agement of her husband, Don, they rolled the

newest edition that will arrive in June, her first

dice for her dreams. They mortgaged their

grandchild by daughter Hunter and son-in-law,

home to open Parlour 3, which was initially

Cameron Premo. “I’ve already picked out my

designed as a make-up store.

name, and it’s ‘Missy.’ No grandmother or simi-

The bet paid off. Today Melissa owns multiple businesses.

lar name fits me.” With all of Melissa’s success, one of her most

Parlour 3, where Melissa and her top stylists

painful decisions was to temporarily close her

ply their expert skills has an elegant, upscale,

businesses because of the coronavirus pandemic.

“glam and pretty” feel.

“I gathered my employees and I cried. I hope

Hunter Paige by Parlour 3 is a salon where

by the time others read this article, we’re back

younger stylists can work and build a clientele.

together, making others feel good about them-

“It gives newer stylists the chance to develop

selves. That’s my real goal, to empower women

their chops and make good money.”

and entrepreneurs to live their dreams like I have.”

Parlour 3 Collection is a spa that offers every-

No one that knows Melissa doubts this

thing from skincare treatments, eye and eyelash

self-educated business woman will fail at

services, aesthetics and body sculpting.

anything. In fact, even the backdrop canvas

The Parlour Room is an event space for up to

paintings she produced for her shop were

80 people designed for showers, classes, din-

picked and marketed as prints by Kirkland’s,

ners, or other events. “Last year alone, they han-

the home decor company.

dled over 200 wedding groups,” Melissa added.

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or abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) to shape the body,” says Dr. Bengelsdorf. “Now, with these new technologies, for many people, we don’t.” “Body contouring procedures are intended for people already living a healthy lifestyle, but are frustrated with stubborn areas that don’t improve no matter how much they diet and exercise,” explains Dr. Bengelsdorf. “These are the patients that usually obtain the best results.” There are three non-invasive procedures that help get patients the body they desire, CoolSculpting®, CoolTone™ and Exillis®.

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CoolSculpting® is a form of cryolipolysis that causes a frostbite-like injury to fat cells while protecting the skin. The fat cells then die slowly over a couple of months. This gives the skin time to contract while the fat is eliminated from the body. Dr. Bengelsdorf says, “We are also one of a few practices that can offer DualSculpting, that is, we can use two machines at the same time to decrease total procedure time by 50%. This allows patients to get more areas done in a shorter period of time.” Franklin Skin and Laser was the first practice in Williamson County to offer CoolSculpting®, and now they are the practice that does the most CoolSculpting® procedures in Middle Tennessee. Their results were so impressive that they were chosen to be one of the first locations nationwide to offer CoolTone™. CoolTone™ is a Magnetic Muscle Stimulation (MMS) device that tones and conditions muscle in a way you can’t do yourself. As opposed to Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS), which can cause burns and skin irritation, after a CoolTone™ treatment, patients may notice some normal muscle soreness as if they just worked out. It works best in a series of four treatments and results can be seen in as little as two weeks. “Removing fat isn’t enough, bodies need muscle, too,” says Dr. Bengelsdorf. “The combination of CoolSculpting® and CoolTone™ is synergistic. The more body muscle you have, the quicker you burn fat.” These technologies work so well that the need can occasionally arise for skin tightening, and that’s where the final technology excels. Exilis Ultra 360® is a monopolar radiofrequency device that non-invasively tightens loose skin. Whether due to weight loss, pregnancy, or aging, loose skin can be unflattering. Exillis® in effect “shrink wraps” your skin. Skin tightening can often be achieved in approximately four to six treatments. All of these procedures work even better when used in conjunction with one another. They are non-invasive, and have little to no downtime. Dr. Bengelsdorf or a member of his team will first perform a thorough medical consultation, and then create a customized treatment plan for each individual to maximize results. Franklin Skin and Laser is a modern, physician-run medical practice with the newest and most technologically advanced body contouring devices that can help patients achieve their dream bodies. FRANKLIN SKIN AND LASER 103 International Dr Suite #106 Franklin 615.800.7879 FranklinLaser.com CityLifestyle.com/Franklin

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WANT SOME GREENERY TO ADD A LITTLE BIT OF

on your windowsill. There are several factors to keep in mind when you first start your container garden, the first of which being to decide whether you’re going to keep it indoors or out. Different plants grow best in different environments, so be sure to choose species that will thrive where you’ve decided to put them—making sure they are receiving the proper amount of sunlight and moisture.

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Here are a few other things to be aware of when you get started: CONTAINER SIZES: Large containers may be easier to grow plants in than small since

they have more space for large root systems and larger amounts of soil retain more moisture. + CONTAINER DRAINAGE: Your container must have a drainage system—even if it’s just a few holes you drill in it yourself. For plants that need to be watered more frequently, consider self-watering containers. + CONTAINER MATERIALS: The fun thing about container gardens is that you don’t have to limit yourself. Get creative with the containers you use (while keeping the above information in mind)! We love repurposing vintage items into unique containers.

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Why stick with one kind of garden? Once you’re a container garden pro, there are tons of different theme gardens you can create all around your home. CLEAN-AIR GARDEN Snake Plant + Spider Plant + Dragon Plant + English Ivy FRAGRANCE GARDEN Lavender + Lemongrass + Mint LEMON GARDEN Lemon Verbena + Lemon Balm + Lemongrass + Lemon Geranium

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The containers you choose are going to largely depend on the type of plant you’re trying to grow and the best space and environment for it to grow in. If you’re looking for the bare basics, there are a lot of different vegetables — like cabbage, celery, green onions, lettuce and leeks — that can grow in water alone. If you’re looking for a way to use that vintage glassware or pitchers hiding in your cupboards, here’s your chance! If you don’t have a lot of counter space (or space in general for that matter), herbs don’t need a ton of room to grow. Consider turning several small planters into a win-

Try these container garden combos:

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PARTING THOUGHTS ARTICLE ASHLEY HUTCHESON

H APPY M OT H E R ' S DAY! WHAT THREE LOCAL MOMS REALLY WANT THIS YEAR

FOR MOST MOMS, MOTHER’S DAY IS JUST ANOTHER DAY ON THE CALENDAR. It’s not like they can throw up their hands and truly take the whole day off. While it is fun to receive gifts or goodies from their kids and partners, its much less about the gift and more about the sentiment behind it. And as the kids grow and change, so does what mom wants for her day. These three Franklin moms confess what they really want this Mother’s Day.

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“What I really crave is Their time. You really have to be thoughtful with what you ask for of their time.”

quality time with my family.

A day off from being mom extraordinaire. A day

Contraptions down and

where I just show up and

off, good conversation

participate knowing

and a game or two. Time

everything is taken care of

truly enjoying each other's

would be ideal."

company, but breakfast in bed wouldn't hurt either! -Kathy Hutcheson,

Mother of 3 adult children,

4 grandkids with one on the

way this summer

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-Megan Schladt,

Mother of a toddler with another due in September

-Bridget Parkes,

Mother of 2

school-aged children