Sashay Magazine - September 2010

September 2010

Features

	Modern and Earth: Under One Canopy Canopy Verde founder Linda Wong has launched her own brand of handbags – one that reflects her “modern meets earth‐friendly” philosophy.
	America's Biggest Drama Queens Sashay Magazine crowns a selection of American cities for their excellence in theatrical entertainment. By Sandi Johnson
	The Heart of a Song One lyricist's early attempts to shine in Nashville left her disappointed, but, through trial and error, she has learned how to start making her mark. By Crystal Case
	In Calling It Quits, an Ending Means a New Beginning This film will resonate with anyone who has ever been in love, who has ever had to “settle” for something less than their dreams, or who has ever been humbled by life. By Victoria L. Stuart, M.A.

Archive » Travel Vignettes
	Architectural Splendor: The Auberge-Saint Antoine On display inside The Auberge-Saint Antoine are 700 historic artifacts, many of them set into dramatic back-lit dioramas in the lobby and others decorating the walls of the six floors above. By Frances J. Folsom
Archive » Sashay Savvy
	Metal for Mettle Adorned with deep pink gems and pink ribbon-twisted charms, this indie artisan's jewelry represents hope.
Archive » My Fare Lady
	Suite Gratitude When Sashay foodie Sharon Abra Hanen went to France at age 19, she met a unique couple who taught her about the beauty of love, art, culinary dedication, and the heavenly simplicity of fresh foods. By Sharon Abra Hanen
Archive » Checkin' In
	Harvesting Heart Autumn is that chance to be in the moment, forgetting that the vibrant leaves will drop and reveling in their fiery splendor, harvesting the fire in your heart like it will never die. By Monica Dutcher
Archive » Chicks to Watch
	The Heart of a Song One lyricist's early attempts to shine in Nashville left her disappointed, but, through trial and error, she has learned how to start making her mark. By Crystal Case