I have to start by giving credit to Larissa @ Just Another Day in Paradise, who created some AMAZING Old McDonald farm animal felt puppets with detailed patterns, instructions, and pictures. I am o…
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50+ of the best kids summer fun activities...creative ideas for making this summer break extra memorable for your little ones!
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This artwork is one of a series of eight portraits of noteworthy Nashvillians that were created for Nashville's Noelle Hotel in 2017. -The artwork for sale here is a limited edition reproduction of the original work. The image size is -11" x14" with borders, printed on 12" x 16" archival paper. -The paper is satin finish, 80# cover stock, 220gsm. Margaret Croft, 1889-1974, Elise Croft, 1894-1985 The Croft sisters, Margaret and Elise, are responsible for the Nashville Zoo’s current location on 200 beautiful acres of land preserved within our growing city. The sisters began their life at Grassmere Farm, in their historic family home. Built in 1810, this historic structure still stands on the Zoo’s property. The sisters willed their land to the Children’s Museum of Nashville under the condition that it be retained as a “nature study center to educate Nashville’s citizens about animals and the environment.” After the sisters’ passing, the museum opened Grassmere Wildlife Park on the property, which closed in 1990. Grassmere was then taken over by the city of Nashville, which invited the Nashville Zoo to relocate there. Today, the zoo is home to more than 6,000 animals. The original artworks were made from archival inkjet prints over acrylic paint and hand-drawn cut paper. Though all of the subjects in these portraits have since passed away, I can still find them present in Nashville, our common home. I have fond memories of taking my son to play at Fannie Mae Dees Park and visiting the Croft Sisters’ historic home at the Nashville Zoo. In addition to providing inspiration through their music, Bobby Hebb and DeFord Bailey once lived in the same Nashville neighborhood that I call home. Each portrait was created from a historic map of Nashville at the time when the subject lived and worked here. The Nashville that these musicians, artists, activists and citizens inhabited has been through many changes, but their influence on the city has endured and continues to grow. Special thanks to Nashville Public Library Special Collections for use of the 1930s railroad map in the DeFord Bailey portrait, and to Maps Sales and Services for allowing me to photograph their historic Nashville maps.
Goat yoga has been on my list of “must try activities” for a long time. When Grady Goat Yoga invited me out to try one of their classes, I couldn’t RSVP “yes” fast enough. Grady...
A while back I had posted some fun farm party ideas from Better Homes and Gardens magazine. As you know, I love seeing what others have come up with for their parties and being able to share them here. One...
Make this easy paper bag mouse craft with preschool, pre k and kindergarten children. Download the free printable template and make at home or at school!
Red velvet cake with white chocolate cream cheese buttercream
For sweet one year old Ella, only a flower garden first birthday party would do! The pretty party was complete with a boho kids table, pastel pink blooms, a petting zoo, and much much more!
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Discover the ultimate family fun experience at Young's Jersey Dairy in Yellow Springs, OH! Explore our farm, enjoy homemade ice cream, mini-golf, a petting zoo, and more. Perfect for first-time visitors looking for a memorable day out. Visit us to create lasting memories with your loved ones!
