SEARCH: 2021 Spring Issue Table of Contents

February 22, 2021February 24, 2021 / searchmailblog / 1 Comment

Our Spring 2021 is all about Enhancing Your Horizon!

Table of Content

• DIY — Mod Podge
• Food/Travel — Icelandic Food
• Humor — My Chancy Behavior
• Author Spotlight — Emerian Rich
• Music — Opening a Music Studio
• City Spotlight — Santa Cruz
• #Enhancingyourhorizon — Using Tarot in Your Creative Life
• Food — Spicy Asian Chicken with Green Beans and Mushroom
• Fitness — Using a Treadmill Desk
• Autism — Chasing the Horizon
• Gardening — Death and Rebirth
• Health — Imposter Syndrome
• Poetry Corner — Reflection

Read our Spring 2021 magazine issue on Enhancing Your Horizon.

SEARCH: 2020 Spring Issue Now Available!

March 14, 2020April 18, 2020 / searchmailblog / Leave a comment

Women’s Empowerment Issue Spring 2020

Table of Contents

Travel – Solo Traveling Woman
DIY – The fun of playdough
Humor – Mansplaining 101
Author Spotlight – Loren Rhoads
Music – Missing Empowerment
City Spotlight – Old Sacramento, California
Women Empowerment – Empowering Women Over 50
Recipe – Orange Omelets
Feature #WomenEmpowerment – Julia Childs
Fitness – Four tips on women fitness
Autism – Girl Power: Self-Defense and Self–Respect
Events – Spring Bloom
Convention Season
Tech/Biz Now is the Time for Women’s Hockey
International Travel – Ready Set, Go!

Read our Spring 2020 SEARCH Magazine issue on Women’s Empowerment.

SEARCH: Winter 2019 Issue is Here!

December 14, 2019December 17, 2019 / searchmailblog / Leave a comment

Winter 2019 SEARCH Magazine

Be Prepared for Anything!

Table of Content

Food: Ready to Serve
DIY: Heart Erasers
Humor: I’m Prepared for Anything…Almost
City Spotlight: A Brief Walk Through Hanover, PA
#DisasterPreparedness: When the Big One Hits
Recipe: Pantry Chili
#DisasterPreparedness: Preparing for Disasters Both Big and Small
Fitness: Don’t Let the Holidays Weigh You Down
Autism: Be Prepared for School
#DisasterPrepareness: Preparing for the Big Moment
Beauty: 3 Beauty Subscriptions
International Travel: Ready Set, Go!

Read SEARCH Magazine’s Winter 2019 issue today!

SEARCH: 2019 Fall Editor’s Letter

August 24, 2019August 29, 2019 / SEARCH Magazine / Leave a comment

Fall Editor’s Letter

The intrigue of space is undeniable. Whether it is the romantic glow of the moon, questions about our place in the universe, or pure scientific wonder that drives our imagination, we long to know more. The vast night sky demands that we raise our eyes from our everyday problems and recognize a different perspective.

Perhaps one day mankind will travel beyond our small sphere. Until then, we must celebrate the successes of our robots as they visit Mars and travel beyond the edge of our solar system, gathering knowledge to improve our lives and expand our understanding of what is possible. They can explore much more inexpensively and without risking an astronaut’s life.

While we perfect our science and consider options, we study images from far away, reap the benefits of material and engineering innovations, and speculate on what is still to be discovered. We may not travel in style, like Elon Musk’s red Tesla, but humans are curious and driven. So, enjoy a star-shaped cookie, paint a planet diorama, and consider what the future may bring to the exploration of space.

Enjoy SEARCH Magazine’s Fall 2019 issue.

Heather Roulo/Editorial Director

SEARCH: Search 2019 Summer Editor’s Letter

June 8, 2019June 7, 2019 / SEARCH Magazine / Leave a comment

The closest we had to a zoo in my small, eastern Washington hometown was a park with a bird aviary holding dozens of species of birds, mostly pheasant and quail as well as swans, peacocks, and varieties of ducks. Even as a teenager I would visit the aviary, drop birdseed down the tubes into their pens and marvel at the variety of life.

For most of us, zoos are a place to spend a day observing exotic animals and enjoy time outdoors. We meet up for playdates and push our kids in strollers before they can form coherent long-term memories, because animals are a delight at any age. We marvel at nature. By spending that time marveling at the zoo, we’re encouraging respect for animals, understanding habitat, and seeing how our actions impact the world around us. Zoos are there to educate, rehabilitate, and promote conservation.

I’ve been a member of my local zoo since my first child was born. We go frequently enough to have favorite animals and know the shortcuts between them. We’ve celebrated the births of endangered animals and mourned the loss of elephants from Woodland Park Zoo.

The zoo is a gentle reminder that our actions have broader impacts, and we are part of something greater. Join us in celebrating animals, whether it’s an otter playing basketball for rehabilitation or the beatboxing of a happy lemur. If you can’t get to the animals, check out our DIY article on bringing the zoo to you.