This year the holidays will obviously be different because of the pandemic. Itโs really going to have an effect on the retailers already snakebitten by the shutdowns. Hereโs a suggestion and I did take this from a meme, but keep calm and support your local everything by shopping small. Small business Saturday is November 28.Continue reading “A Different Kind of Holiday”
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Greensburg Night Market: October Edition
Thursday night I attended the Greensburg Night Market. While I was there, I met up with some of my old friends who are also business owners. I saw some of my newer friends (Courtney of Masterspieces and Kelsey of Wolf and Whisk). I ended the night by visiting the Trendy Bunny Studio and talked withContinue reading “Greensburg Night Market: October Edition”
Best Two Weeks Ever
The last two weeks have been really good to me. A lot of great things have happened in my life. Iโm here to be a goodwill ambassador, spreading my congeniality and kindness. Iโm your friend and everyoneโs friend. So it gives me great pleasure to present you with some of the great news happening inContinue reading “Best Two Weeks Ever”
Learning to Love โค๏ธ Me
14 years ago I lost Great Grandma, Aunt Nan, and Gramma within the span of a month. Soon after I began to enter a dark period of my life. I was working and I even had benefits but I missed school and I missed my friends. I was ashamed of myself because I felt likeContinue reading “Learning to Love โค๏ธ Me”
Remembering Gram
Looking back on this Grandparents Day, I remember my wonderful Gramma Hilde. Itโs been 14 years but we still miss her. I was at work at Kings the morning that she took her last breath. I feared the worst as I left. When I got picked up that afternoon, I got the news that GramContinue reading “Remembering Gram”
Becoming More Confident
There is no such thing as the perfect year, the perfect person, the perfect job, or the perfect life. Leave perfectionism behind and see how quickly you grow. Last year was far from perfect, but it ended well. This year with everything going on, also far from perfect. But I broke up with the โpersonContinue reading “Becoming More Confident”
Best Weekend of the Small
I was looking forward it since I heard the announcement on Instagram. The grand opening of my favorite gift shop, Masterspieces. I decided on Friday to come down and shop. I was also looking to finally meeting my small business owner friends in person. I arrived at 6:15 and was greeted by Kelsey (of WolfContinue reading “Best Weekend of the Small”
Itโs not just Fall ๐
Hello Fall. I love you a whole Pumpkin Spice Latte ๐. OK itโs not here yet, but Iโm allowed to get excited for my favorite season. Itโs the football ๐, food ๐ ๐ฅง ๐, and fashion ๐งฃ ๐ข. Itโs also the foliage ๐ and festivities, but weโll save that for a later blog. Iโm countingContinue reading “Itโs not just Fall ๐”
Whatโs News in Division BโAugust 16
This is a blog for all great things happening in Division Brilliant and District 13. Leading off this weekโs newsletter, a big shoutout to all the Division Directors in District 13 (Marci Antion, Jing Humphreys, Carol Snyder, and Stephanie Scott) for their work providing amazing Club Officer Make-Up Trainings. Also, a special THANK YOU toContinue reading “Whatโs News in Division BโAugust 16”
The End of the Green and White Tradition
What is a tradition? A tradition is a custom or belief that is passed down through the generations or that is done time after time or year after year. Examples include eating turkey at Thanksgiving, opening presents at Christmas, or ESPN College Game dayโs Lee Corso wearing the mascots headgear to pick the winner. ForContinue reading “The End of the Green and White Tradition”