Wordless Wednesday - Daffodils

It's February, and daffodils are growing in my yard! All courtesy of Arkansas weather!

Like Mother, Like Daughter

With five children, all athletes only two have been cheerleaders. Babygirl is so my mini-me!

Wordless Wednesday - Choctow Women

At the Pinnacle Mountain Rendezvous, I met a couple of Choctaw Women, after the

inter-tribal pow-pow. Choctaw is the tribe of my grandfathers family. 

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The summer of 2006, my family visited Norfolk, Virginia for the National Jr. Olympics for Track and Field. Mermaids were all over the city. I took

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The Bell Tower on the campus of the

University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, UAPB.

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Do you remember these? I know it's not really "back in the day," but my girls were really little when they had them!

Honey Bees

An huge lump on a limb turned out to be so much more... WOW!!!

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Put Me In The Zoo

Lately we've had so much rain, with thunder storms, tornadoes, and now flooding. Finally, we're getting a little break before it rains again. The sun is so beautiful, it made me think about where I'd most like to be today... THE ZOO!!!

I thought I'd share a few of our Spring Break '10, Little Rock Zoo pictures of the animals enjoying the sun.

Wordless Wednesday - Easter

On a hill far away, stood an old rugged cross,

the emblem of suffering and shame...

I'm Blogalicious!!!

Recently, I received my MyBlogalicious Editorialista T-shirt. I'm so excited, that I must show it off!

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From my family's Spring Break 2010,  during our The best staycation ever, The Old Mill. I love picnik.com!

Bug Appetit

pic 1) Crispy Cajun Crickets, 2) Chocolate Covered Crickets

Saturday, I attended the Arkansas Women Bloggers Meetup, which was held at the Arkansas Museum of Discovery. While I was there, a bug chef was cooking up insect cuisine. And yes, I tried it.  I ate three crickets! 

First, I ate a crispy Cajun cricket, and the chef took the picture (#4). Stephanie, The Park Wife, coaxed me into eating another for a better picture. The first one she took was no good. So I ate another!

I couldn't wait to tell my family, I ate three crickets. Of course, they all thought I was gross. This was definitely a first in my 40s, and a last!

 

Wordless Wednesday - Through Her Eyes

This summer my 13 and 14 year old daughters, along with about 30 other teens, took an educational trip to New York and Washington D.C. The following are a few pictures, from a teens perspective. And yes, they had a blast!