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Missouri Life wishes you Merry Christmas

As the staff of Missouri Life finishes up our Christmas shopping (made-in-Missouri products, naturally), wrapping, and baking, we all wish you a warm and wonderful holiday season. During this time of joyous celebration, thankfulness, and reflection, we are grateful to you, for being a member of our Missouri Life family.

Photo by Sandy Selby
Our staff gathered for our own holiday luncheon just a few days ago. Were you there? Did you see this tree editor-in-chief Sandy Selby decorated? Didn’t you come to lunch? Of course, you didn’t physically. But we wanted you to know we spend a lot of time talking about you—what you want, what you like, and what you appreciate, as best we can determine. We always strive to improve what we deliver to you, whether it’s in the print magazine, on social media, in this newsletter, on our television show, or in the books we create. If you want to share with us about this newsletter in particular, please email [email protected]. We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, and may your own holiday celebrations be as joyous as you have made ours. Thank you again for joining our Missouri Life family. We look forward to celebrating all things Missouri with you in 2023!

Written By

Sandy Selby

Editor-In-Chief [email protected]

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