A powerful travel reflection on stopping to rescue a dog on a busy highway and how small moments of kindness can make a lasting impact during someone else’s time of grief.
The Stop That Mattered
Stop Waiting for ‘Someday’
What if the reason is simply that you're here? That you made it through another day and have people you love. Every single moment is wildly, quietly important. Use the china, drink from the crystal glass, wear the outfit, and say the thing. Stop saying the following: just stop! Not for the right time, not for a special occasion, not for permission. You're already living the occasion. Do. It. Now.
A Roadside Stop Worth Taking: Arnold’s Prairie Greenhouse in Rural Kansas
Tucked along Highway 58 near Le Roy, Kansas, Arnold’s Prairie Greenhouse & More is a quiet roadside stop filled with vibrant plants, open skies, and small-town charm, proof that the best travel moments aren’t always planned.
A Labor of Love: Discovering Windy Hill Critters Farm Stand Near Hartford, Kansas
Tucked along a quiet country road near Hartford, Kansas, Windy Hill Critters is a locally owned farm stand offering handmade goods, fresh eggs, baked treats, and more.
A Slower Stay in Eureka Springs: Why I Choose Family-Owned Motels
Planning a trip to Eureka Springs, Arkansas? Discover why staying at a small, family-owned motel like Apple Blossom Inn offers a quieter, more personal Ozark experience—complete with peaceful evenings and local charm.
Growing up on King’s River in Arkansas
Going back to the Kings River is a reminder that some places don’t fade, they wait, holding onto the version of you that first called them home.
The Wandering Pigeon Returns: Travel + Paranormal On Tap for 2026
In 2026, we'll have fun. We'll get spooky. And we'll wander.
Brandy’s Shower Thoughts Volume 1, Issue 2 | Dec. 1, 2022
In today's edition of shower thoughts we will discuss Fleetwood Mac, vertigo and showing up for myself. The news of Christine McVie's death was tumbling around in my head this morning. A news report about her played portions of several songs — all of which I knew and loved. What a legacy she left and... Continue Reading →
Teeny tiny world
This past weekend I took a trip of a different kind — into a micro world right off my patio. Saturday was cool and breezy and seemed like a good day to pull weeds between the patio bricks and around the patio before I moved plants out for the summer. A tiny seed pod Two... Continue Reading →
Speaking our truth
I was listening to a podcast about speaking our truth and it really got me to thinking about what that means to me and to all of us, so, naturally, I wanted to share it with my readers. Photo by Magda Ehlers on Pexels.com The podcast explained living our truths in a way I didn't... Continue Reading →
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