I decorated my Little Free Library for Christmas using a strand of red lights I found in the garage. During the day it is fun and whimsical.
At night it looks like an alien and I notice cars sloooooow waaaaaay down to check it out.Continue Reading
ramblings from an arkansas farm girl
I decorated my Little Free Library for Christmas using a strand of red lights I found in the garage. During the day it is fun and whimsical.
At night it looks like an alien and I notice cars sloooooow waaaaaay down to check it out.Continue Reading
Lately, I’ve been on a tree hunt of sorts. I searched out a few of the largest trees in Arkansas to write THIS article about Arkansas Champion Trees for OnlyinArkansas(dot)com. My tree journey led me to think about my favorite trees in literature. And thinking about my favorite trees in literature made me realize how these particular trees likely influenced my overall love of trees. At least partially.
I bet some of these are your favorite trees, too.
The Giving Tree – Once there was a tree, and she loved a boy. That first sentence gets me every time. Shel Silverstein’s classic provides the ultimate story of unconditional love and selflessness. The older I get, the more poignant this book becomes.