Articles from Mississippi Magazine (May 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A fish tail.	Robinson, Jim		963
A literary landscape: residents of William Faulkner's hometown cultivate a novel idea for celebrating the author on his native soil.	Bailey, Eileen		1045
A personal reflection: what's the secret to loving where you live? For top designer and Meridian native Barclay Fryery, it's as simple as looking in the mirror.	Schultze, Lucy		1739
Beauty in Biloxi.	Brantley, Kyle		271
Can you identify this Mississippi scene?			67
Come grow with me: the budding relationship between a landscape designer and client is built on trust and compromise.	Brown, Carter		610
Common thread. (can't Miss).			65
Correction.		Correction notice	34
Dinner with friends: supper clubs provide a relaxing opportunity to swap stories and recipes.	Roper, Patty	Cover story	3186
Dish it out.	Furrh, Mary Leigh		963
Double features: multi-tasking plants offer beauty plus privacy, protection, or plain old peace and quiet.	Mayer, Karen Ott		1331
Enjoy Eudora's southern hospitality.	Cook, Lacey		212
Fiddling around.	Brantley, Kyle		176
Fitting it all together: a Jackson family combines elements of their own style and favorite features from former homes in a creative renovation project.	Goodman, Nan Graves		1683
From the editor.	Bozeman, Kelli L.	Editorial	500
From the ground up: with his own two hands, a Spring Hill architect constructs a hip but humble country hideaway in the footprint of its homesite predecessor.	Gurner, Jessie		1916
From the last issue.			88
Get in gear. (can't Miss).			64
Getting started in the garden: Betty Kilegore's top five tips for creating an outdoor oasis.	Kilgore, Betty		191
Grape expectations: growers at one of the world's largest muscadine vineyards enjoy the fruits of their labors.	Hunter, Barbara		1760
Grass roots retreat: a Bolton gardener starts from scratch to cultivate a peaceful sanctuary for the mind and spirit.	Christensen, Susan		949
Hot seat. (can't Miss).			65
Life on the road: as one of the oldest remaining settlements on the Natchez Trace, pretty-as-a-picture Kosciusko still offers a welcome respite for history-minded travelers.	Wadsworth, Glenda		1841
May & June.		Calendar	2030
Mother's day memories.	Roper, Patty		391
My first-ever Mississippi Magazine arrived in June of 2005 after several years of thinking that.	Siegel, Faye P.	Letter to the editor	678
Now and zen. (can't Miss).			102
Rambling rose.	Whitehead, Julie		761
Reclaiming a century-old garden: the owners of a historic Holly Springs home bring back to life architect Theodore Link's original vision for the surrounding landscape.	Thornton, Carolyn		1385
Red Hot.			153
Refeathering the nest: with children grown, a Starkville couple reinterpret their classic home with help from a favored family designer.	Jones, Brenda Ware		979
Remembering the Red Hot.			234
Return to sender.	Cook, Lacey		152
Rollin' on the river.	Cook, Lacey		142
See how they grow.	Cook, Lacey		142
Smooth operators. (can't Miss).			56
South Coast survivor: photographer Ken Murphy's books offer images that are timeless visions of remembrance and renewal.	Twedt, Kristen		1826
Step by step: budding dancers will be on their toes as they learn from ballet's best at Jackson's International Dance School.	Hoops, Jana		1897
Teenagers say YES! to volunteer work.	Cook, Lacey		270
The American Beauty: on a magical 1907 night, stage and screen star Lillian Russell captivated a Jackson audience with her legendary spirit.	Cooper, Forrest Lamar		1182
The art of the sandwich: stuffed with style and substance, these creative combinations are the ultimate "square meals".	Furrh, Mary Leigh		1984
Trace transformation.	Cook, Lacey		336
Where in Mississippi is ... Crystal Springs? The former "world tomato capital" is no garden-variety municipality.	Bozeman, Kelli		1712
Winging it. (can't Miss).			45