Mother Earth {Blogger of the Month}

May 6, 2013

by Ashley Ederington – Miss May 2013 This month on Arkansas Women Bloggers we are celebrating women who inspire us.  I have had a very special woman in my heart for quite some time, Mother Earth.  I am not going to scare you with horrible statistics regarding global pollution and climate change, you can Google [...]

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Voulez-vous Parteger? ~ May 5

May 5, 2013
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Scarborough Fair Butter {Foodie Friday}

May 3, 2013
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by Marci of Stone Cottage Adventures As a member of the Herb Society of NWA and as a farmers market vendor selling herbs, people frequently sing Scarborough Fair to me.  I’m not really sure why.  It is a lovely song, though. Have you heard the song, Scarborough Fair? “Are you going to Scarborough Fair?  Parsley, Sage, Rosemary [...]

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Am I a Mother? {Women Who Inspire Us/Power of Women’s Voices}

May 2, 2013

by Julie Kohl – ARWB Content Cultivator & Calendar Girl May is a special month for women, especially mothers.  In May, we celebrate Mother’s Day and here at Arkansas Women Bloggers we are celebrating the Women Who Inspire Us and the Power of Women’s Voices.  Over the next few weeks we will hear from several [...]

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Miss May Ashley Ederington

May 1, 2013

Hey Everyone! I am so excited to be one of the Arkansas Women Blogger’s 2013 Calendar Girls!  When I look back at the ladies who have shared this honor, I feel totally overwhelmed and humbled.  There are some pretty awesome women bloggers in Arkansas! I was very fortunate to attend the Arkansas Women Bloggers conference [...]

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How Bloggers Are Changing The World

April 30, 2013

by Beth Stephens, The Little Magpie Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has. ~ Margaret Mead From the very first time I visited the Arkansas Women Bloggers site in 2010, I knew there was something special about this little [...]

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Voulez-vous Parteger? 4/28/13

April 28, 2013
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Kicky Avocado Kale Salad {Foodie Friday}

April 26, 2013

Looking for a an easy salad with lots of taste? Try this easy Kicky Avocado Kale Salad. It’s healthy and the avocado’s natural oils are the base of your salad dressing. I can eat my weight in this salad.   Ingredients 5-6 leaves kale, chopped to bite size pieces 1 1/2 avocado, divided 1-3 garlic [...]

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Investing in Community & Neighborhoods {Making the world a better place to be (and blog)}

April 24, 2013

by Beth Stephens of The Little Magpie Last time, we talked a little about taking a different lens for Earth Month by living kindly, living happily and living lightly. Did any of you take us up on that challenge? That conversation really centered around looking internally, and on making the world a better place. Today, [...]

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Tech Tuesday

April 23, 2013
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If you read any Beth’s past Foodie Friday posts, you already know she harbors a *slight* obsession with The Graphics Fairy website. If you haven’t explored that infatuation, though, you may not realize that The Graphics Fairy is a virtual plethora of (again, our favorite) FREE vintage graphics and goodies such as borders and nifty [...]

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