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Fayetteville Field Trips, Kids, Life, The Reading List

5 Ways to Improve Literacy Where You Live

September 22, 2015 No Comments
5 easy ways to support literacy wherever you live.

I’m a part of the Northwest Arkansas Bloggers (join us if you’re local!) and this month is the first month we are taking part in #NWArkCares, an initiative to have bloggers give a voice to important causes. This month it’s literacy, which you probably know is a great one for me. We are readers in […]

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Fayetteville Field Trips, Holidays

Great Gifts at the Used Book Store

December 19, 2014 No Comments
approaching meridian

Fayetteville is blessed with one of the most amazing used book stores anywhere, the Dickson Street Book Shop. This place is spectacular, full of winding rooms stacked with floor-to-ceiling shelves, with books in piles at the ends of the aisles. It’s musty and awesome and you never know what you’re going to find, but I’m […]

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Art, Creativity Boosts, Fayetteville Field Trips, Life

Art is Everywhere

October 28, 2014 2 Comments
plastic lila

Over the weekend I was invited, along with a group of other bloggers, to tour a relatively new exhibit at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. Called State of the Art, it’s a collection of 227 works of art from 102 artists from around the country who were chosen as the curators traveled 100,000 miles […]

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Fayetteville Field Trips, Life

For the Love of Fayetteville

September 3, 2014 3 Comments
Travel & Leisure was right about Fayetteville, but didn't get the reasons.

People love lists, and we love to see our hometowns on lists. So when Travel + Leisure named my hometown, Fayetteville, Arkansas, number 7 on its list of America’s Quirkiest Towns, I saw it shared around a lot. As much as I love it here, and I do, indeed, think it’s quirky (we prefer the […]

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Fayetteville Field Trips, Kid Crafts and Activities, Kids, Life

Getting Creative at the Museum

April 9, 2014 No Comments
stick rock flower

We are so lucky to have, a relatively short drive from home, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. This place is not something you’d expect in a place that’s still sometimes thought of as the middle of nowhere, but it’s great to be able to see amazing art (we have “Rosie the Riveter” and the […]

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Creativity Boosts, Fayetteville Field Trips, Life

Take Yourself on a Field Trip {Creativity Boosts}

October 4, 2013 No Comments
in retrospect fayetteville ar

Today I have a challenge for you to try today, over the weekend or next week: take yourself on a field trip. As grown ups we often get so into our routines and schedules that we don’t take time for anything out of the ordinary (read: fun). And shaking things up is one great way […]

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My Love Letter to Fayetteville

July 4, 2013 No Comments
craft trips

I didn’t actually meet Jamie from Creating Really Awesome Free Things (aka C.R.A.F.T.) at BlissDom, but I saw her there. Blame my annoying shyness for me not going up and gushing all over her. But I’ve followed and enjoyed her blog for a while, and when I saw she was looking for participants for her […]

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