It’s tough to convey how much I loved every second of last weekend. In the middle of 2010, I assaulted the ladies (Steph, Julie & Fawn) of Arkansas Women Bloggers – a little site over on Blogspot at the time. Nada. Crickets. Months went by, and I mounted my assault again. Fawn called me, and … Continue reading »
It’s pretty well known that I am a die-hard fan of historic downtown Rogers and the Rogers Farmers’ Market. However, I had a really good time this past Saturday shaking things up a bit by visiting the Bentonville Farmers’ Market! I had a budget of $50, and I think it is truly incredible what can … Continue reading »
Or, What I Wish I’d Known About Parenting and Ancient Sea Monsters Circa 2003. When I was pregnant for the first time nearly a decade ago, I went through what I’ve learned is a common ailment affecting many new mothers-to-be: behavior best defined as psychosis. First, I grabbed copies of What to Expect When You’re … Continue reading »
I’m not gonna lie – I’m proud (and honored) to be publishing the blog posts for the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas for a spell. What an incredible organization! I am very fortunate to have gotten to know the WFA executive director, Lynnette Watts, fairly well over the last couple of months. She is a truly … Continue reading »
When I was a kid, we lived in Jamaica… and yes, it was a phenomenal experience. My Dad has always been intrigued with the cosmos (it’s worth reading the origin of that word, in my opinion), and so I thought it was common during childhood to be pulled from bed in the middle of the … Continue reading »
The Tech Adventure Club concept is a strong one, but sometimes it takes others discovering a thing for it to achieve its potential. After initially joining the fray for the NWA Startup Cup in June, the TAC idea was chosen to the Top 20 field and has now ambled into the semi-finals with eleven other … Continue reading »
We have been meeting with some fantastic businesses about partnerships, collaboration with Arkansas Women Bloggers and other special projects. Just this week, we got to spend a little time with the phenomenal team members at The Communications Group in Little Rock, an innovative thinker at the Arkansas Farm Bureau and the inspiring leader of an … Continue reading »
