Tired and Talented
Jen Shaw (nee Christie)Community building through a rural feminist's lens
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Fall fairs are the Pinterest of communities
This week’s bouquets starring zinnias. (Image: Jen Shaw)
Fall is upon us. As seems to always happen, the end of summer has snuck up, and now I find myself waking before the the first light wondering where its gone. I love all that fall bri...
What I learned from working at the town pool
Our local pool during a morning swimming lesson. I swear it was full every afternoon I drove by but I never stopped to take a better photo. ((Jen Shaw)
This weekend marks the last one of the season for our local, outdoor pools before staff...
Supporting Local Businesses Builds Community
French soap at Della Bella Boutique in Paisley. (Jen Shaw)
I subscribe to a handful of place-building newsletters, including SaveYour.Town, an initiative by two women from the U.S. midwest. Last week, they shared a story about a small town...
Reunion planning and letting things be imperfect
Would the resort we were looking at had a band playing next to a pool with kids able to swim until midnight? I suspect not. The band only needed to make one public service announcement about splashing. (Jen Shaw)
“Well? How did the reunion...
Twenty Years of Aggie Friendships & Farm Talk
A very blurry picture of a very young group of Aggies at our first “Goodtimes Banquet” in 2003. I crimped my hair for this event and never did it again.
This weekend, I am going to a twenty-year reunion for my university class.
Leading u...
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Grain and dairy farmer, restaurant owner, dog mom, proud aunt, feminist and Deputy Mayor. I aspire to grow dahlias for the fall fair, make cheese and write about community building. All opinions are my own. She/her.
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