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Sharon Reid, DDS Jillian Sarno Teta, ND


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Publisher Letter Friends,


As I'm writing this on September 19, I'm looking out the window and realizing that many trees have begun to change colors. And I wonder if this is happening earlier this year. I also won- der what happened to summer - it fl ew by, it seems, and I realize I say that every single year. We had a great summer, but did I forget to stop and smell the roses? There is a gentleman who lives not far from us who has been


predicting winter weather for decades. Many decades. And he, apparently, has not been wrong yet. He counts the number of foggy mornings during the month of August, and that becomes the number of snow storms we will encounter the following win- ter. We had an unprecedented number of foggy August mornings this year. Having grown up in Florida, I am defi nitely NOT a win- ter person, so I'm hoping (perhaps against all hope!) that this man's predictions will not come to fruition this year. We'll see, won't we?!


On a completely different note, we decided to take a year


off from hosting our annual Healthy Living Show, which is why you've seen nothing about it in this year's magazines. Just in the last 2 weeks, we've received many phone calls and emails from interested vendors and attendees about the show. They want to know when it is or if they've just missed it. It's time to decide about 2018, so I'd like your opinion. Should we do one during the next year, and if so, what time of year would you like to see it happen? Keep in mind that we have to schedule around other Triad events (as much as possible), weather, and space availabil- ity. We'd love to hear your opinions, though, so let me hear from you. You can email me at Editor.NT@NaturalTriad.com.


In the meantime, enjoy the articles on the following pages, and have a beautiful autumn!


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