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{Wilson, AR} Between-holidays road trip things: a one-night getaway to Wilson, four Arkansas State Parks stops (passport stamps secured), a stay at The Louis with the cutest little bar, and a truly excellent dinner at The Wilson Cafe. After dinner, I

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{thankful} Happy Thanksgiving!

{mom & dad} Out on the town square.

{coordinate} You got to.

{14 years} Fourteen years ago today, we lost my brother Rob. And despite what they say about time healing all wounds, this one still stings. But telling stories about him keeps him close — and luckily, he left me with a lot of material.

Rob li

{hbd} Happy birthday to @matt5405! Today, we celebrate two major milestones:

1. Sophie leaves for college 🎓
2. Our household spoon count finally rebounds thanks to this thoughtful birthday gift from me of 12 new spoons 🥄

If these spoons miraculou

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{road trip} In the books: A quick, fun but very hot, one-night trip to Birmingham for a Jason Isbell concert.

{🐗} It has been 25 years since my graduation from the University of Arkansas and I still get excited to see my name on the walk. We spent the last two days on campus for Sophie’s orientation and a lot has changed — the campus, the resour

{prom 2025} It is prom night and we actually got to take pictures with our soon-to-be grad.

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{👑} We made it to 18 years old and 10 years of wearing the birthday crown (swipe to go back in time). Happy 18th Birthday, Sophie!

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{2024} Merry Christmas!

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