Disclosure: In exchange for traveling with the Clear Lake Chamber to Chicago, I have agreed to write about the trip. All of the opinions expressed in any post regarding this trip are honest and solely my own thoughts about the services that I receive. I have Continue reading →
Disclaimer: Deb Brown, Executive Director of the Webster City Area Chamber of Commerce invited the North Iowa bloggers to spend a day in Webster City as part of the “Six Bloggers on a Saturday” tour in December 2014. I received some free products from Relax Continue reading →
Way back in October 2014 I was able to go with a few of the North Iowa Bloggers to a local hatchery in Rudd, Iowa. Why would I want to go to a hatchery, you ask? Because it is there and a fun trip to see Continue reading →
The North Iowa Bloggers were invited to go have a day of fun in Webster City, Iowa in December. I have already shared a couple of blog posts about our day there and what a fabulous time we had thanks to Deb Brown and the Webster Continue reading →
Today’s teapot comes from a shop that I discovered on our North Iowa Bloggers tour of Webster City. I think you will agree with me that it is quite a find and a lovely addition to my collection. Continue reading →
Making a video is not always the easiest thing to do—especially when your son is behind the camera making you laugh. Continue reading →
My North Iowa Blogger friends are quite the group. We have some really great times together and have become fast friends. Let me share them with you today! Continue reading →
Franklin County, Iowa knows how to show bloggers a good time. Join me for the first post of a series on my weekend in Franklin County as part of the Bloggers Tour. Today’s post is all about the lodging. Continue reading →
It was a sultry fall evening and the North Iowa Bloggers were on a mission. Taste 8 kinds of Oreos and determine which ones were good and which ones weren’t. Challenge accepted. Results in post! Continue reading →
Broasted chicken, home made root beer, a dj booth on top of the roof and a huge chicken. What’s not to like? Continue reading →
