Once I cross the state line into Arkansas (from any direction), I can breathe and think as the pace seems to slow just a notch.
I was born there.
I couldn’t get away fast enough.
I hurry back as often as I can.
Arkansas is where I go to relax, recharge, remember.
I’m headed there today.
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| Hot Springs |
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| Lake Norfork |
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| Dairy Hollow Writer’s Colony, Eureka Springs |
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| Keiser |
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| Hemingway-Pfeiffer, Piggott |
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| Fayetteville |
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| The Farm. Mississippi County |
Maya Angelou said the ache for home lives in all of us.
Where’s your happy place?
talya
Grace Grits and Gardening
Farm. Food. Garden. Life.
“Everybody has to leave, everybody has to leave their home and come back so they can love it again for all new reasons.”
― Donald Miller
Musical Pairing:
Los Lonely Boys, Heaven
My happy place is the same as yours! Arkansas! I love every rock and dirt clod. Great pictures!
:)) Yes Robin, love that delta dirt!
My happy place is at Shores Lake, Arkansas. Camped there with my family all my growing up years, and now we all go together as a big family. I LOVE it!!!
Never heard of Shores Lake!
My happy place is any place where I can hear Los Lonely Boys!!!!
haha Bob.
My happy place is Couchwood, which was made more happy when you visited.
I love Couchwood too and thank you for sharing it with me. Loved our visit:)) See you soon!
I guess my happy places are all in books. 🙂 I don’t much care where I am as long as I can escape into a book.
I agree. Books make everything better.
I love where I live, going home to Searcy is more about the people than the place. Neighbors change, but friendships have grown deeper. I’m glad you still come back to AR.
You live in an amazing place. I waved your direction driving into Little Rock yesterday.