CapeWomenOnline
serves as your local venue for
the women of Cape Cod
to share their ideas,
experiences and resources
while inspiring each other
in their life's journey.
CapeWomenOnline
Where Cape women shine!
Publisher:
Nicola Burnell
Editor:
Katie O'Sullivan
Fall 2010 Contributors:
- Mary Beers
- Pat Bertschy
- Stephanie Boosahda
- Nicola Burnell
- Nicole Cormier
- Lynne Delaney
- Carolyn Ellis
- Barbara Hersey
- Kathleen O'Keefe Kanavos
- Mariah Orchid Kelley
- Jacqueline Loring
- Lisa Markley
- Olivia Miller
- Mathil Mishalanie
- Katie O'Sullivan
- Sheryl Hirshberger Reichwein
- Claudia Robinson
- Diana Rubino
- Beverly Ryle
- Jane Schaller
- Lauren Wolk
web princess:
Jane Schaller
founded by:
Gillian Drake
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As hot summer days dissolve into the golden sunsets of Fall, we enter the most sensual season Cape Cod has to offer. Red flooded cranberry bogs lie nestled among woodlands adorned with autumn leaves, cinnamon and cider simmer on the stove and hearths crackle with the warmth of family and friendship.
In the Fall issue of CapeWomenOnline we celebrate the season of harvest and community, and explore the many ways Cape Women reach out to help others.
Claudia Robinson shares how you can Help People Help Themselves by volunteering at Missie's Closet. Jane Schaller travels with her church to New Orleans to help Rebuild NOLA, and Olivia Miller brings Healing of the Body, Mind and Spirit to women touched by cancer at the Haven for Healing retreat.
In The Richest of Tapestries: Between Sea and Sky, Lauren Wolk illustrates how 21 Cape artists support one another's creativity during a week-long retreat in Truro.
We also look at women preparing for major life changes. In A Summer Road Trip, student Mariah Orchid Kelley explores potential colleges and discovers what is really important to her. Nicola Burnell realizes more than one dream in Grand Designs: Navigating the Amazing trails of Motherhood, as she reflects on a recent visit to the Grand Canyon with her teenage sons.
Before the ground freezes, Mary Beers reminds us there's still time to Get Mud Between Your Toes, and Katie O'Sullivan enjoys Adventures in Community Gardening. In The Good Earth, Lisa Markley discovers the bounty of Clare Bergh's Bon Terra Nursery.
Talking of abundance, we have 8 new contributing writers featured in this issue. We are thrilled to share their stories, and we are forever grateful to our regular contributors, whose unique voices make this magazine possible. Thank you!
Happy Harvest!
Letters to the Editor 
- The Richest of Tapestries: Between Sea and Sky, an Exibit by 21 in Truro, by Lauren Wolk
- Discover the sublime photographs of Celia Pearson at the Cape Cod Museum of Art's Glass Transformed exhibit
- Barbara Hersey finds support, inspiration and revelation when she commits to create 100 Works in 100 Days
- Diana Rubino examines why Small Presses vs. the "Big Houses" may be a shrewd career choice
- In Part Two of Awaiting My Muse, Jackie M. Loring concludes her reflections on her Artist Residency in Ireland
- Pat Bertschy reviews Any Bitter Thing, a novel by Monica Wood
- In Rebuilding NOLA, Jane Schaller takes community outreach to New Orleans when she helps to rebuild homes devastated by hurricane Katrina
- Helping People Help Themselves: Why Missie's Closet Needs You! Claudia Robinson discusses how you can help your neighbors in need
- Check out the Fall for Harwich activities Brochure
- Truro Treasures 19th Annual Gala Weekend Schedule of Events
- The Bike Rack: A Pedal-Up Eatery, by Sheryll Hirschberger Reichwein
- Introducing Two New Features:
- Women to Watch will tell the stories of Cape Women making a mark on their community. In this issue, Stephanie Boosahda introduces Emma Haselton
- In Living Her Dreams we feature Cape Women who turned their passions into successful careers; meet Coach Emily Boosahda Hopkins, by Mathil Mishalanie
- A trip to the Grand Canyon becomes a life lesson for Nicola Burnell in Grand Designs: Navigating the Amazing Trails of Motherhood
- In her search for the perfect college, Mariah Orchid Kelley embarks on a summer road trip adventure in Eggs, Doppelgangers, and Extra Credit
- The Pinch captures poignant moments in Beverly Ryle's childhood
- Lisa Markley introduces us to Clare Bergh, owner of The Good Earth: Bon Terra Nurseries in Brewster
- In Whirlygigs and Garden Gnomes Katie O'Sullivan shares her adventures in community gardening
- As the Thornton Burgess Society Celebrates a Centennial, Mary Beers discusses The Importance of Getting Mud between Your Toes
- Check out local
- In Leaving The Nest: What to know before going to College, Nicole Cormier, RD, LDN offers healthy nutrition advice for hungry students
- Olivia H. Miller visits the Haven for Healing Cape & Islands Cancer Retreat in Healing Body, Mind and Spirit.
- Long-time ovarian cancer survivor Carolyn S. Ellis explores the path to healing and ways to Visualize the Future You Want
- Rejoice in a time of Spiritual Bounty - Message from Spirit by Lynne Delaney
- Cancer Q&A: Kathleen O'Keefe Kanavos responds to your concerns about Cancer
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