A Harvest of HopeOctober is breastcancer awareness monthThe Tea Can Company Volume 8 ♥ Fall 2016
Table of Contents 18 33WELCOME IN THE SPOTLIGHT PARTIES & CELEBRATIONS3 Letter from the Editor4 Your Hostesses 28 The Tea Can Company 33 School Days5 Our Favorite Things59 Capturing Memories 40 Dr. Feel Good’s MedicineSEASONAL ENTERTAINING CONFETTI Cabinet7 A Harvest of Hope 52 Learn to Tango18 A Halloween Boo Tea 6 A Patient’s Poem 14 A Sparkle of Hope AROUND THE WORLD 16 Meaningful Gifts 56 Tango Buenos Aires Festival 32 An Apple Crisp for Your Teacher and Mundial 37 After School Snacks OPAhnoHtoatbrhvyeeSstaCnoofdHyveoVproegel 402 Fall 2016
Letter from the Editor Feeling Good My mom loved to dance. In her younger days, she danced with Debbie Reynolds. When she got older, she performed in musical productions for charity dancing the Charleston to in a flapper dress, parading to in an all American red, white and blue costume, and with top hat in hand, she kicked her way through a show stopping finale of from . She absolutely shined when she danced! She even took up Polka dancing with her friend Tish. One dance she never learned was the Tango. In South America, they’re passionatePhoto by: Camela Brennand about the where partners take tothe streets to dance. We’ve featured the festival in our Around the World section. What better way to celebratethan with our where you can grab a partner and dance the night away. My mom wouldhave loved it!For many years, my mom battled breast cancer before it ended her life. Since October is breast cancer awarenessmonth, we wanted to create something special. If you know someone who is a survivor, currently battling cancer,or someone who has been affected by cancer in some way and needs to have their spirits lifted, we’ve put togethera beautiful fall tablescape with a pink and white breast cancer theme, titled . We’ve alsoprovided some thoughtful gift ideas you can give to help comfort those who may be undergoing treatment.We all know medical check-ups are important to our overall health and well-being. But laughter and good timesare equally important. That’s why we recommend you check out – a medicalthemed sweets table that will have you feeling good this Halloween! Or celebrate the holiday, with a cup of teaamongst some “friendly ghosts” at our Halloween never tasted so sweet. Sheri Sheri Lamas My mom Barbara Lamas-Kaltenbach 3www.youreinvitedmag.com
Meet Your HostessesLeft to right: Linda, Kathleen, Cindy, and Sheri Photo by: Camela BrennandCo-Founder / Editor-in-Chief / Co-Founder / Publisher / WriterCreative Director / WriterIndependent Food Editor / Writer Independent Copy Editor / Writer You’re Invited Magazine is published quarterly. All content is produced and presented in good faith, based on information we’ve researched from different sources. No liability for their use or misuse exists. All rights reserved. © 20164 Fall 2016
Our Favorite Things Sheri Lamas Linda YonanW hat ballroom danc e w ould y ou like to learn? W hat ballroom danc e w ould y ou like to learn?The elegant foxtrot. Although not a ballroom dance, I‘d The Cha Cha. I loved watching my parents dance the Chalove to learn how to tap dance…like Fred Astaire, of Cha at weddings. I wished I had learned from my dad.course! If y ou w ent bac k to sc hool today , w hat c lass w ouldIf y ou w ent bac k to sc hool today , w hat c lass w ould y ou take and w hy ?y ou take and w hy ? Speech and retail merchandising. I wished I had joined theI love putting the magazine together, so I’d take classes speech club, as it would be an asset today.in writing, photography, etc. W hat's y our favorite Hallow een inspired movie?W hat's y our favorite Hallow een inspired movie? Since I don't like horror or scary movies, I would say theThe original Ghostbusters movie. original Ghostbusters movie. The song is great!How do y ou dec orate y our home for Hallow een? How do y ou dec orate y our home for Hallow een?I prefer more of a harvest look, with fall leaves, pumpkins, I have several Halloween yard signs. My favorite is theand scarecrows. flying witch. My table is set with bats, witches, ghosts,How w ould y ou help someone w ho's rec overing from etc. Halloween is my favorite holiday.an illness? How w ould y ou help someone w ho's rec overing fromA gift or action that touches their heart is always best. an illness?Chemo took a beating on my mom’s femininity, so to make I made a care package for my cousin, who was diagnosedher feel pretty, I’d spray Estee Lauder’s Beautiful with cancer. I called her often and asked to visit. Sinceperfume on her after she bathed. It always brought a smile we're the same age, it really hit me hard.to her face! Kathleen R. McKissick Cindy M. Lloyd W hat ballroom danc e w ould y ou like to learn?W hat ballroom danc e w ould y ou like to learn? I love the sensual intensity of the Tango, but I would likeI would love to learn the waltz. It's such an elegant dance to learn the Quick Step.that dates back hundreds of years. If y ou w ent bac k to sc hool today , w hat c lass w ouldIf y ou w ent bac k to sc hool today , w hat c lass w ould y ou take and w hy ?y ou take and w hy ? A writing class. It would help me hone my skills for ourCulinary classes. I would love to train with professional magazine and I have several ideas for children’s books.chefs, since I have a passion for cooking. W hat’s y our favorite Hallow een inspired movie?W hat's y our favorite Hallow een inspired movie? Too many to name! I also like the movies with humor likeI'm not into scary movies, but I loved watching the A rsenic and Old Lace and Mel Brooks’ Young Frankenstein.Halloween Town movies with my girls when they were How do y ou dec orate y our home for Hallow een?younger. I have cats, so no decorating. However, since I’m able toHow do y ou dec orate y our home for Hallow een? do character voices and voice sound effects, I create aWhile I keep things on the lighter side with cutesy ghosts spooky outgoing message on my answering machine! Likeand pumpkins, my daughters add the scary side with Lurch used to say: “You rang?”cobwebs and tombstones. How w ould y ou help someone w ho’s rec overing fromHow w ould y ou help someone w ho's rec overing from an illness?an illness? I’ve cooked meals and desserts; picked up groceries andFirst and foremost I would pray for them. I have also sung prescriptions; transported people to doctorfor several family members while they were in the hospital. appointments, physical therapy, chemo treatments; andSince I love to cook, making meals is also on the list. I’ve stayed with them at the hospital. 5www.youreinvitedmag.com
Confetti The Patient’s Poem Written By: Kathleen R. McKissick © February 20066 Fall 2016
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Ambrosia Salad Pink and White Pasta Alfredo Pink Grapefruit Sorbet Peach Bellini8 Fall 2016
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Ambrosia Salad 1 cup butter 3/4 pint heavy creamMakes 6 servings Salt and pepper to taste 1 dash garlic saltIngredients 1 dash nutmeg1 can triple cherry fruit cocktail 3/4 cup grated Romano cheese1 can pineapple chunks 3/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese1 small jar Maraschino cherries, cut in half Pink food coloring2 cups mini marshmallows2 cups Cool Whip topping Bring two large pots of lightly salted water to aShredded coconut (optional) boil. In one pot add 5 drops of pink food coloring. Add half fettuccini to one pot and half to the potPlace fruit cocktail, pineapple and cherries in with food coloring. Cook for 8 to 10 minutes orstrainer to drain for at least an hour to get most until al dente; drain. In a large saucepan, meltof liquid out. Combine fruit mixture with butter into cream over low heat. Add salt,marshmallows and Cool Whip, folding gently. Top pepper, garlic salt and nutmeg. Stir in cheesewith more cherries and serve chilled. over medium heat until melted; this will thicken the sauce. Mix two pasta’s together and addPink and White Pasta Alfredo sauce. Serve immediately.Makes 6 servingsIngredients24 ounces fettuccini pasta10 Fall 2016
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Pink Grapefruit Sorbet mixture into blender again and blend well. Freeze again in shallow pan. When ready toMakes 6 servings serve use melon baller to scoop. Serve imme- diately.Ingredients1 cup sugar How do you make colored pasta?1 1/4 cup waterPink food coloring2 large pink grapefruitsIn saucepan bring water and sugar to boil, Just add a few drops of foodlower heat and simmer for 5 minutes. Remove coloring to your boiling water priorfrom heat, add three drops of food coloring,mix and let cool completely. Squeeze both to adding your uncooked pasta.grapefruits yielding 1 cup of juice. Add If using multiple colors, use agrapefruit juice and sugar-water mixture intoblender. Blend well and strain. Pour into shal- separate pot of water for eachlow pan and freeze until firm. Transfer frozen color.12 Fall 2016
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ConfettiPlacemats & Napkins Fall Leaves Purchase fabric or fabric squares with a pink and white pattern* (available wher- In the Fall, leaves change their ever fabric is sold). Using regular colors from shades of green to hues scissors, cut fabric into 13”h by 19”w for of yellow, orange, and red. For our the placemats and 18”h by 18”w for the napkins. Pin and sew a ½ inch hem around Harvest of Hope table, we painted the edges for the napkins. For the leaves with different shades of pink placemats, sew pink rick-rack trim and added a touch of glitter on top around the edge. to represent a sparkle of hope. You may use fabric tape/glue to hem the placemats and napkins (follow directions on the label). Or for an easier, more casual look, use pinking shears to cut your fabric. * We used fabric with a breast cancer theme for our napkins. Wooden Breast Cancer Favor Materials: ● Wood gift tags ● White-wash acrylic paint ● Pink ink pad ● Breast cancer ribbon rubber stamp ● Adhesive pink jewels Drill a small hole at the top of the wood gift tags. Paint tags with white-wash paint and let dry. Stamp breast cancer symbol onto tags. Add jewels. Tie onto napkins or place at each place setting.14 Fall 2016
Materials: Use a paper plate to squeeze your paint onto. Take a wet paint brush and paint all your leaves ● Artificial leaves a light shade of pink. Once dried, use a darker ● Acrylic paint- light & dark shade of pink shade of pink (such as magenta) and mix it with ● Glitter paint in silver water to “float” the color over the leaves, paying ● Metallic silver shred close attention to the creases in the leaves. ● Paper plate Continue to reapply to get the desired look (be ● Paint brush sure to keep some leaves lighter and some darker to create a contrast). Once dried, apply the glitter paint to the top of all your leaves adding sparkle to them. Scatter leaves across your table and sprinkle metallic silver shred on top for added sparkle! 15www.youreinvitedmag.com
Confetti By Linda YonanNothing could be sweeter than giving or sending a meaningful gift to someone who is battlingcancer and undergoing chemotherapy or radiation treatments. Here are some ways you can showyou care by giving or sending a very thoughtful gift.♥ A light tote bag to carry their “comfort” ♥ An inspirational bookmark to keep themitems with them to therapy. inspired while they read.♥ BPA–free water bottle to stay hydrated. ♥ Crossword puzzles and Sudoku books, or♥ A cozy blanket to keep them warm. other game books that challenge their think- ing and keeps their mind focused on some-♥ A soft pillow to rest their head while thing other than their illness.undergoing treatment. ♥ There’s nothing like a good uplifting movie!♥ Fuzzy socks or slippers to keep their feet Two of my favorites are August Rush or The Hundred Foot Journey. Create a tradition bywarm. You may want to provide socks with providing a new movie after each chemo-rubber grips on the sole to help prevent slip- therapy treatment. That way, they haveping on floors or tile. something exciting to look forward to after they’ve had their treatment. Several friends♥ A knitted scarf to keep their neck warm. can go in on this gift to help cut the overall cost.♥ A soft cotton cap/turban or colorful ♥ Music is very powerful and can bescarf/bandana for their head. Manyexperience hair loss due to chemotherapy, so inspiring. These songs have powerful lyrics,the soft turban provides covering without so consider the gift of an iTunes playlistirritating their skin. (from the Store menu, select Share Playlist, then Gift):♥ Personal items such as unscented lotion to Fight Song By Rachel Plattenlather onto dry skin, which is very commonfor those undergoing chemotherapy. Or lip Fight Like a Girl By Bomshelbalm for chapped lips. Bring On The Rain By Jo Dee Messina &♥ Light reading such as a humorous book to Tim McGrawmake them laugh, an inspirational book to I Hope You Dance By Lee Ann Womacklift their spirits, or a beautiful magazine toperuse. If they have a computer/tablet, mayI suggest ?16 Fall 2016
Create a tradition by providing a new movie after each chemotherapytreatment. That way, they’ll have something exciting to look forward toafter their treatments. Several friends can go in on this gift to help cut the overall cost. You Raise Me Up By Celtic Women or Peppermint Tea – Eases indigestion, nausea and vomiting.Josh Groban Chamomile Tea – Soothes muscles in the This One’s for The Girls By Martina stomach.McBride Lemon Balm Tea – The citrus helps tame tension. That’s The Way By Jo Dee Messina Passionflower Tea – Recommended forConsider giving them an inspirational CD insomnia.with faith-filled songs or instrumental songsto soothe their soul. Rosemary Tea – Wards off headaches.♥ Give the gift of service. Offer to pick-up Ashwagandha – Stimulates the immune system in patients with low white blood cellstheir groceries, prescriptions, light house- due to chemotherapy or radiationkeeping, babysit, water plants, walk the dog, treatments. It’s also good for insomnia.gardening, mow their lawn, etc. Matcha – Has anti-inflammatory and♥ Offer to drive them to and from their antioxidant properties to help fight disease and promote a tranquility effect.chemotherapy treatments and, if they agree,sit with them to keep them company. Do not Turmeric – Powerful anti-inflammatorybe offended if they prefer to be alone during that contains antioxidants which may helptheir treatment. fight cancer. This can be a hard time for many Ginger – Eases headaches.and how one processes difficulty will differfrom person to person. If you are asked towait in the waiting room, take along items tokeep yourself occupied.♥ Make a gift basket of relaxing teas andinclude a teacup or mug. Here are severalteas that have shown to have some healingbenefits:Most chemotherapy drugs have side effects (e.g., hair loss, dry skin, the feeling of needles andpins in your hands and feet, etc.). Finding ways to alleviate those symptoms is always a plus forthe patient. My mother crocheted while she was undergoing treatment because the specific drugshe was given created the annoying feeling of needles and pins in her hands and feet. Bycrocheting, it kept her hands moving and, therefore, minimized the awkward feeling. It also kepther mind preoccupied, which is always a plus. In the end, most cancer patients will appreciatethe thoughtfulness of the gift, whatever you choose to give.¨ 17www.youreinvitedmag.com
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GatherFalrlieynodurly Ghosts for a beautiful Black & White Halloween Boo Tea20 Fall 2016
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Cucumber and Caviar Appetizer 6 tablespoons cold unsalted butter (cut into small pieces)Makes 4 servings 3/4 cup milk 2 eggsIngredients 2 tablespoons vanilla extract1 cucumber 1 1/2 cups chocolate chips1/4 cup ranch dressing White or clear sparking sugar (for topping)2 tablespoons caviarPeel and slice the cucumber into 1/4” slices. Preheat oven to 400°F. Line baking sheet withPlace a small amount of ranch dressing on top of parchment paper. In bowl, combine flour, salt,cucumber slice and top with small amount of sugar, and baking powder. Mix well. Add buttercaviar. and mix until you have a slight crumble to the texture. In another bowl, whisk together milk,Chocolate Chip Scones eggs, and vanilla. Set aside 1-2 tablespoons; add the remaining to the dry ingredients andMakes 4-6 servings mix. Stir in chocolate chips. Dough should be thick and moist. On a floured surface, roll outIngredients dough. Using a round cookie cutter, cut out2 1/2 cups flour scones and place on baking sheet. Brush re-1/2 teaspoon salt maining egg mixture on top of scones and sprin-1/4 cup sugar kle with sparkling sugar. Bake for 20 minutes or2 1/4 teaspoons baking powder until light golden brown.22 Fall 2016
Olive and Cream Cheese Blackberry TartsSandwiches Makes 5 servingsMakes 4-6 servings IngredientsIngredients 20 pre-made tart shells1 3 ounces cream cheese (softened) 6 ounces mascarpone cheese (or cream cheese,3 tablespoons mayonnaise softened)1/2 cup chopped black olives 6 tablespoons granulated sugar12 slices of white bread 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 20 blackberriesCombine cream cheese, mayonnaise, and blackolives. Spread onto six slices of white bread, In mixer, beat cheese with sugar and vanillaremove crust and top with remaining half of until smooth. Place about 2-3 teaspoons fillingbread. Cut diagonally into triangle shapes. into each tart crust. Top each filled tart with one blackberry. Keep refrigerated until ready to serve.BOO 23www.youreinvitedmag.com
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Serve black and white teas at your Halloween Boo Tea or try one of the Halloween teas from The Tea Can Company.26 Fall 2016
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By Linda YonanWhat began as a college art project,turned into a business and a love of teafor Donna McCafferty. During the 1980’s, while attendingKutztown University (PA) as an art student, Donna came upwith the concept of The Tea Can Company from a brandingclass project. However, she didn’t act on it right away.After college, Donna worked in graphic design and had asmall Ad and Design studio for many years. Donna wantedto create a unique promotional product as a holiday gift forher clients, so she presented them with her first tea packageand the response was overwhelming. They loved the idea,the quality of the tea, and, most importantly, the lastingeffect of the purposeful message. Donna said, “ .”In 2011, after much consideration, Donna started The TeaCan Company. Over time, companies started orderingcustom cans for their businesses, weddings, or specialevents. That led her to pursue learning more aboutdifferent types of tea. She wanted to become a tea expertand packaging guru.It was also in 2011 that she gave up drinking alcohol andfocused on learning more about the health benefits ofdrinking tea. For that reason, she rediscovered thewonderful advantages that tea has to offer. 29www.youreinvitedmag.com
Growing up in a family of artists and It’s important to note that the teas from The Tea Can Company engineers Donna has the best of both are the best and finest quality of teas and herbal blends fromworlds. She’s a dedicated worker and around the world. They package them in large and mini tins,paints in her spare time. In fact, she craft and organza bags, all at various price points to fit anyone’s teaches fine art classes in her home budget. They also design and package their teas for special studio to 60 students throughout the occasions, corporate gifts, souvenirs, and bridal favors. Their teas and blends are carefully selected to ensure that the tea is week. This is in addition to her always fresh and offers the customer the best value for their full-time career with The Tea Can money. With their biodegradable signature tea sachets, it affordsCompany! She loves helping others, so more room for the tea leaves to expand to ensure a better brew she also volunteers at the local senior and allow more flavor to be released. And their pyramid sachets home inspiring other artists to draw, are made of biodegradable starch material. Even the tags andpaint, and fulfill their artistic passion. strings are attached by being ultrasonic sealing rather than glued. “We work with the best tea imports, blenders, merchants and consultants in the country,” says Donna. Their fine teas have the best blends from Sri Lanka, India, and China, while their herbal blends are mixed from natural ingredients using the finest flavors and aromas.Inspiration comes from many places, so it’s no You can also find their teas in universities and collegecoincidence that their most unique flavors were in- bookstores across the nation under the Universitea®spired by the Philadelphia Flower show. They created label. Their fundraising program allows non-profits totwelve teas that became very well-liked among buyers, sell The Tea Can Company products to raise funds forfrom Rose Petals, Lemon Lavender, and Rooibos Chai. their school, church, breast cancer organization, TheRose Petal is their most popular and they have a hard Lupus Foundation and others.time keeping it on the shelf. Their Lemon Myrtlecomes from an Australian flower and is absolutely None of this would be possible if it wasn’t for Donna’sdelicious! Hibiscus is one of their new dieter’s tea. It mother and grandmother who inspired her and her lovetastes lovely and helps with weight loss! Who doesn’t for art; her art teachers, Mrs. Pope and Mr. Burnaby,want that? who encouraged her to believe in herself and nurtured her confidence; and her sister whom she looks up toDesigning her tea can labels is second nature to Donna. and is her greatest inspiration!When a client shares their ideas for their special eventor business it’s like music to her ears, as she envisions Donna enjoys her life, family and work. Her husband,the concept, designs the customized label that will the love of her life, and her daughter support heradorn the tea can. She loves seeing the final product passion and love her dearly. And her dogs love her,come to life! “It’s like dressing a model for the too! Maybe it’s because she takes them on long walksrunway. Although I’m dressing the tin can for the every day. Shhh, don’t tell them she does it for theevent,” Donna exclaims! exercise!¨The Tea Can Company makes custom labels forprivate label branding, business promos, and specialevents, such as showers, weddings, birthdays andanniversaries. They sell to a few retail stores, but mostare available for purchase online atwww.theteacancompany.com.30 Fall 2016
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Confetti An Apple Crisp for Your Teacher In a glass jar layer the following ingredients: 4 tablespoons brown sugar 4 tablespoons quick-cooking oats 2 tablespoon flour 1/8 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg Seal jar with lid. Decorate by adding tag with recipe instructions for your favorite teacher! To make Apple Crisp dessert, add 1 cup apple pie filling and 1 tablespoon butter to a microwave safe container. Microwave for 2 minutes. Stir and enjoy. Caution, contents will be hot! Adbdut1tetrbsp Photography by Sheri Lamas32 Fall 2016
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Blueberry Streusel Coffee Cake ReaMakes 12 servings Preheat the oven to 375°F. To make Streusel: Mix sugar, flour, cinnamon, and salt in a smallIngredients bowl. Cut in butter, until it reaches a crumbly2 cups all-purpose flour state. Set aside. Lightly grease 8\" square cake2 teaspoons baking powder pan. Blend flour, baking powder, and salt to-1/2 teaspoon salt gether in a medium-sized mixing bowl. In a3/4 cup sugar separate bowl, beat together the sugar, butter,4 tablespoons butter egg, and vanilla. Alternately add milk and flour1 large egg mixture to the sugar/butter mixture, ending with1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract flour. Gently fold in blueberries. Pour batter into1/2 cup milk prepared pan. Sprinkle streusel topping over2 cups fresh or frozen blueberries batter. Bake cake for 40 to 45 minutes, until a toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Streusel Previous Page: We Purchased a Red Velvet 1/3 cup sugar Bundt Cake and topped it with an edible 1/2 cup all-purpose flour letter “A” we made with icing. 1 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon 1/8 teaspoon salt 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter34 Fall 2016
Monte Cristo Sandwich Spread bread with mayonnaise and mustard. Alternate ham, cheese and turkey slices on Makes 4 servings bread. Beat eggs and milk in a small bowl. Using a pastry brush, coat the sandwich with the egg Ingredients and milk mixture. Grease pan and cook over 8 slices white bread medium heat. Brown sandwich on both sides. 3 tablespoons mayonnaise Serve hot. Dust with powdered sugar and serve 3 tablespoons prepared mustard with jam. 8 slices deli ham 8 slices deli turkey meat Serve creative food 8 slices Gouda or Swiss cheese to inspire your kids 8 eggs to pick up a book and 1/4 cup milk Powdered sugar read it! Jam (your favorite flavor)ading 35www.youreinvitedmag.com
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After School SnacksApple slices with peanut butter Peanut butter & banana sandwichTrail mix Mini Weenies with mustardSpiced nuts Turkey, cheese & pretzelsFlavored popcorn Pita, carrots, & humusMilk and cookies Cheese with apple slicesEnglish muffin mini pizza Chocolate muffin with raspberriesCheese quesadillas Chocolate covered frozen banana 37www.youreinvitedmag.com
Cookies by JEMcookies. Find them on Facebook at JEM Cookies (Castaic, CA).Team Sports It’s okay to have different interests, just be a team player. Photography by Sheri Lamas38 Fall 2016
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Parties and Celebrations Dr. Feel Good’ Photography by Sheri Lamas40 Fall 2016
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Be sure all your patients(I mean guests) have a name tag. Keeping with ourmedical theme, wecreated wrist nametags to be worn likethose in a hospital. Download the templates at www.youreinvitedmag.com 43www.youreinvitedmag.com
Taking your medicine never seemed easier. Serve fruitpunch in smalltubes for your blood-thirsty guests.44 Fall 2016
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Adult coloring books are all the rage these days. Print a variety of cat images on white sheets of paper, cut to size, and place colored pencils nearby. Your guests will have fun creating their own CAT scans.These yummy ice chipswill have your mouth watering in no time. 49www.youreinvitedmag.com
These bones come in all shapes and sizes. Just dig in and find the one that’s right for you.Got Missing Parts?Dr. Feel Good can help you out. Pass these gloves around like “hot potatoes” and see who will get caught with “blood” on their hands. Be sure to play scary Halloween music while playing this game.50 Fall 2016
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