Support your local Bowling Green Community Farmer's Market!

We found some great tiny carrots, homemade salsa, tomatoes, and nice onions at the Community Farmer's Market this weekend.

U.S. Dept. of Agriculture USDA Gov on Flickr

It's fun to shop there because you know your money is going to help local farmers and craftspeople. PLUS, much of the merchandise is natural and organic. Potter Laura Bain-Selbo is there many times with her fun pottery too.

We have two or more Farmer's Markets in this area.

The Community Farmer's Market is closer to where I live. They are at 2319 Nashville Road. Here is their link:
http://www.communityfarmersmarketbg.com/

They are open Saturdays 8-1 and Tuesdays 2-6 (Winter hours). It is for Producers only.

It is year-round too. There are several other Farmer's Markets, but this is my favorite one. Look for the BG Farmer's Market to open in April, and possibly one downtown at Fountain Square this year. I hope that pans out.

Betsyanne

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This is my other personal blog: The Moon and the Willow Tree.

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The <unofficial> Outdoor Journey Project Facebook Page and Website. "Putting the Outing back into Girl Scouting!"


My Personal Page and blog 


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My Squidoo pages


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From the Garden Spot - - finding heirloom seeds, and shopping at the Farmer's Market, tonight's storm, more.

I do like the new Community Farmer's Market on 31-W. It's the one with the bus out front.

They were packed with shoppers, and had lots of choices of things to buy: meat, baked goods, hothouse tomatoes, English cucumbers, blueberries, onions, biscuits, sandwiches, drinks, other vegetables, salsa, wooden trains, pottery, knitted goods, gifts, soap, ice cream, cakes, cookies, coffee, breads, canned goodies, and a whole lot more.

It was fun. Rickey and I went around about five times. I saw some people I knew and said hi.

Luckily, we had some shopping bags in the back of the car, which were helpful. We are "loaded for bear" here now.

Now to wait for the storm in this area tonight, which is due to hit us about 11 p.m. and continue until in the morning.

Cross your fingers!

FYI, here is the Community Farmer's Market Facebook page.

I really like it that they are doing the Bus project too, to help people get real food in their areas locally. And, looking at their Facebook page just now, there is also going to be a Folk School there. That sounds neat. I will be looking at that for sure.

Betsy

Looking for BG Events? Go here: BG Event Sites.

This is at my other blog: The Moon and the Willow Tree.

(I will be combining my personal blogs soon hopefully!)

And here are more current sites and projects: (besides my books, organizing, and more...)


The <unofficial> Outdoor Journey Project Facebook Page and Website. "Putting the Outing back into Girl Scouting!"


My Personal Page and blog 


The Nontrads site and blog


My Squidoo pages


Check out my Pinterest boards 


Join me on my Fan Page on Facebook 


Join me on Twitter at @scholarsgrants, @betsyanne or @nontrads

Will there be an Ice Storm in my area? Maybe...

Waiting on the weather...

It may ice up around here soon. I will cross my fingers until then...

There was an ice storm in the area that I can remember several times. The worst one broke many branches off the Weeping Willow tree in the yard and made a lot of strange sounds that woke me up. The strangest sound besides the plop-plop-plop sound of tree limbs falling all over the place was the utter silence of the whole neighborhood.

No car sounds, just nothing. No other sounds, except the pinging of sleet.

Of course, the ice on the electric lines weighed them down, and the whole area did not have power for days. So it's all about listening and sneaking a peek outside every so often.

Stay warm!

Betsyanne

Looking for BG Events? Go here: BG Event Sites.

This is at my other blog: The Moon and the Willow Tree.

(I will be combining my personal blogs soon hopefully!)

And here are more current sites and projects: (besides my books, organizing, and more...)


The <unofficial> Outdoor Journey Project Facebook Page and Website. "Putting the Outing back into Girl Scouting!"


My Personal Page and blog 


The Nontrads site and blog


My Squidoo pages


Check out my Pinterest boards 


Join me on my Fan Page on Facebook 


Join me on Twitter at @scholarsgrants, @betsyanne or @nontrads

Personal Blogs, plus this Winter, Ministry of the Arts, a Christmas Card site, Kindle download, more.

Personal Blogs...

Do you have more than one personal blog?

I do... and now I want to put them together. I will be keeping this blog current, but not posting here as much. I want to keep all the links going on it though. A few days ago, I looked for a blog that had been totally erased. They lost all their links! I don't want to do that.

That's not something I want to do. I read that you could go back and redo blog postings. What a great idea! And somebody who has a link on a posting with other links that no longer exist wants to take their link off. Which I understand.

When I learn how to put all these postings on the other site, or send them there, I will do that.

The Weather... and this Winter!

The Farmer's Almanac says that this winter will be one of the coldest ever. Here in Kentucky, that would mean that  we could have at least two BIG snowstorms.That would be OK if I didn't have to go anywhere! "Slip-sliding away..." is not my favorite thing when driving a car.

Ministry of the Arts

Here is that link:
Ministry of the Arts - they have some great Christmas cards, and also statuettes, bookmarks, and lots more here. It is a Catholic site, with awesome artwork.

And FYI: free ebooks:

FYI: free ebook: How to Search Obituaries to find Ancestors and Trace Your Family Tree.

Download here: http://bit.ly/free-obituary-ebook

And here is a novel for free today for your Kindle:  Underground by Beth Brown. It has one good review.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FJI19TY

From the Back Cover:
"Nothing exciting ever happened in Emily's sleepy Church Hill neighborhood. Just when she'd come to accept that she lives in probably the most boring place ever, a giant sinkhole opens up in the middle of the street and swallows two cars.

With the help of her best friend Sarah, Emily decides to investigate the mysterious circumstances surrounding the appearance of the hole and the strange behavior of the city officials in charge of repairing it. When they find themselves in over their heads with the investigation--and trapped at the bottom of the pit--the girls learn that there is much more buried beneath the surface of their hometown than just its shadowy history.

About the Author:
Beth Brown is the recipient of the Library of Virginia's 13th Annual People's Choice Award for her book Haunted Plantations of Virginia. Her work has been featured on Travel Channel, The Biography Channel, History, and the Emmy Award-winning program 'Virginia Currents'. She has authored five non-fiction books and is the co-creator of the popular Richmond Macabre anthology series."

It sounds good. I just downloaded it. I will have to find my Kindle power cord before reading it though.

Betsyanne

Looking for BG Events? Go here: BG Event Sites.

This is at my other blog: The Moon and the Willow Tree.
(I will be combining my personal blogs soon hopefully!)

And here are more current sites and projects: (besides my books, organizing, and more...)


The <unofficial> Outdoor Journey Project Facebook Page and Website. "Putting the Outing back into Girl Scouting!"


My Personal Page and blog 


The Nontrads site and blog


My Squidoo pages


Check out my Pinterest boards   


Join me on my Fan Page on Facebook 


Join me on Twitter at @scholarsgrants, @betsyanne or @nontrads

Projects, projects! Making my list easier... plus Kesterson's Antiques in Madisonville.

Projects...

Do you have some projects to do that you feel are languishing on the back burner way too long?

I do. And maybe you do, too.

Today I'm going to start doing (keep doing) the "regular" things, just spending less time on them.

This will hopefully make time for other, just-as-important, projects.

Looking for antiques...
I recently re-visited the city of Madisonville, Kentucky. I got to visit a great antique store there called Westerson's Antiques. This store recently uncovered a beautiful sign on the side of the building. The newspaper was called, and many customer's came to visit.

This place reminds me of other fun General Stores I have visited. There are neat items in all the nooks and crannys there, plus, if you listen hard, some great stories and history of when the building was a grocery store.

Last time, I cleaned out her collection of hatboxes. I needed those. And found that finding hatboxes is not easy. They do have some new ones out there, but they are hard to find.

I loved the floor best. It's uneven, with character. And there is a place there where things, like jewelry and lamps, can be fixed. Be prepared to see some neat things there.

Here are some photos of my most recent visit there:

 

Kesterson's new/old Dr. Pepper sign.

The Owner renovates these beautiful chandeliers herself!

And here are some more photos of the visit:
Kesterson's Antiques in Madisonville, Kentucky.

All for now,
Betsy

My current sites and projects: (besides my books, organizing, and more...)


The <unofficial> Outdoor Journey Project Facebook Page and Website. "Putting the Outing back into Girl Scouting!"


My Personal Page and blog 


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Rain.... mowing... and other good thoughts.

I do love the rain.

It can get in the way of mowing, but that's OK. I just turn the height gauge up on the mower, and the grass is a bit higher when the yard finally dries up.

In this section of Kentucky, if you don't mow when the weather is right, the next time you get ready to mow, it will rain. That's just reality.

Some friends on Facebook are talking about the rain. One is listening to ghost stories. Others are hunkering down at home, and some don't have a window where they are to see it raining.

But thought it's grey, it's nice outside. Really! Elvis was looking for his lost love in the COLD Kentucky rain... but if you are not from here, you should know that rain here is sometimes refreshing and semi-warm.

Here's to rain. And reading. And working.

This blog may move somewhere later this year. Because I will be working on books in the rain instead of my blogs. But that's OK.

Betsyanne

Here are some of my current sites and projects: (besides my books, organizing, and more...)

The <unofficial> Outdoor Journey Project Facebook Page and Website. "Putting the Outing back into Girl Scouting!"

My Personal Page and blog 

The Nontrads site and blog

My Squidoo pages

Check out my Pinterest boards 

Join me on my Fan Page on Facebook 

Join me on Twitter at @scholarsgrants, @betsyanne or @nontrads 

Rain on a young maple tree - a public domain photo from http://www.public-domain-image.com

From the Garden Spot... Flying with FlyLady, and Blogging

Today, as I explained on my other blog, The Moon and the Willow Tree, I told myself to get ALL my blogs done.

A scary Busy Bee from Clker.com

This is my second-to-last blog to complete today. The last one is a Club blog, for the local BGAMUG Computer Club. I will be posting about the date of the next meeting, and how the Auction went. Also I will be talking about my taking a year off from Webmaster duties vs. retiring (I'm NOT retiring...)

So... I thought I would share the FlyLady link again. Between "flying" and delayed maintenance here (plus organization) I am very busy. Add that to finishing books and projects and trainings. But getting things done requires MAKING time.

So this morning I am making time for these blogs, updating all, and then getting busy with other semi-fun projects and fun ones.

Here in Bowling Green, Kentucky the weather is really good. There was fog this morning, but hopefully this will burn off this afternoon.

How are things in your neck of the woods? Good, I hope.

Betsyanne

A few of my current sites and projects: (besides my books, organizing, and more...)

The <unofficial> Outdoor Journey Project Facebook Page and Website. "Putting the Outing back into Girl Scouting!"

My Personal Page and blog 

The Nontrads site and blog

My Squidoo pages

Check out my Pinterest boards 

Also join me on Twitter at @scholarsgrants, @betsyanne or @nontrads

Getting geared up for learning.... Secrets of Happy Families book, 350.org activists on NPR

Rickey said it was like a beautiful Fall day outside today. Fall... already? Really?

It's been a longish summer, and sometimes very hot here in Kentucky.

The park downtown is lush and the flowers are still hanging in their containers. Somebody decided today was an "event" and played loud music in the park through the speakers. Sometimes I think people leave them on by mistake.

Today Bruce Filer was on NPR so I listened on the way downtown. http://www.npr.org/2013/02/17/171929472/control-the-chaos-with-secrets-of-happy-families

I liked it. 

Before that, there was a show on about 350.org, the new climate change group doing great things. The group bears watching and even helping.

What's up with you, wonderful readers?

Betsyanne

My current sites and projects: (besides my books, organizing, and more...)

Girl Scout Betsy

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Teresa's will stay open - - and maybe you can still see Teresa.

We got to see Teresa again!

We had just discovered Teresa's (well, a bit back) and found out that she had the secret recipe for Reno's Buffalo Chicken, and served it on Friday's.

Well, we got to sample it one Friday, but no more. I asked for the Secret Recipe, but didn't get it. Darn. It's still secret.

On the good side, we got to see Teresa last week - which was exciting. I wasn't sure if she would be there that day.

She gave me a hug too, just like the first time I met her. She is so special. I am sad about her leaving, but understand that she was ready for a new time in her life.

She's not Teresa.

Maybe you can still see Teresa this week. But eventually, she is going to leave to spend more time with her family... and the new owner will take over completely. The new owner is the Colonial Inn in Russellville, which plans to keep the place open, but maybe with a new name.

Personally, I think that the T-shirts that say "No, I'm Not Teresa" as so neat! I wish they could keep that, the name, and her menu, especially the Buffalo Chicken. For those who used to live here, and remember Reno's, they had Buffalo Chicken before it was cool.

And those hot wings were really good. My friends used to order the hottest chicken they had. I would order the mild kind. And used the sauce!

Betsyanne

Find out more: Teresa's Restaurant Sold - the Daily News article

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Raining... and a walk before the rain at Chuck Crume Nature Park.

Looking for events in the BG, KY area? Click here for the BG Events Page.

This week was busy, but it was also rainy here. Now to have the yard dry up a tad so I can walk without squishiness.

I got some photos from a walk at Chuck B. Crume Nature Park to share. It was a pretty day, before the rains began.

Here are a couple of photos from that day.

I have more posted here on Facebook.

There are some more blogs I do that you might like. Here they are:

The Nontraditional Student blog

Find Scholarships and Grants

Girl Scout Betsy

The Moon and the Willow Tree, and

Squidoo Liz.

It has been a relaxing weekend. Now to get busy on other things!

Leave a comment, blog friends.

Betsyanne

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Hi, all! I get ready for a Girl Scout Trefoil Guild meeting for tonight.

Were you a Girl Scout? Did you want to be? 
There is a Trefoil Guild starting in Bowling Green, Kentucky for Cluster 2 adults.






We have had one meeting already and today is Meeting #2.  Some of us were Girl Scouts before, some are now (Leaders or Volunteers) and some have never been Girl Scouts before.

We hope to get some good ideas tonight for fun things to do.

Click here for more information.
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CLICK HERE to see many local event sites, where you can find LOTS of interesting things to do in the area.
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I hope you are having a great summer!

Betsyanne
BG, KY

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Girl Scout Betsy, The Makery, and Beech Bend Park. What is new in YOUR life?

Looking for BG, KY events? Go here to the Events Page. It has lots of links you can check for things going on in town. 

My new blog is here: Girl Scout Betsy. (I am talking about Camp Memories this week)

The garden (my Garden Spot) is still on its way to being planted.

Other news: The Makery, a new artistic inspirational studio and shop, is opening this week. I heard about it today. Their website is here: http://www.themakerybgky.com.

They have all kinds of instruction classes.

I can't wait to visit there. They are located at 422 1/2 Main Street, down the windy path on Main street. Their phone number is 270-991-6475.

Someone went to Beech Bend last week and had a lot of fun. They talked about it on Facebook. Beech Bend is an amusement park and water park. It also has a racetrack. Find out more about Beech Bend here.

What is new in your life? Leave a comment here after this posting.

Betsyanne

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Update! Things to do in the BG KY area for April 2013 - just added: National Park Week!

Events - Events - Events Version E

Just added: National Park Week! Thanks to Girl Scouts Gab on FB.

Find more events at my Events Listings pages list.

There are more FREE concerts and pay and free events at WKU this month.

Thursday, April 18th: Chaney's Dairy Barn hosts a "Death at the Doo Wop Murder Mystery Dinner. This is $35.95 per person. Be a detective and enjoy dinner, dessert, drink and the show. Find out more at the event's FB page.

Friday, April 19th: the annual Southern Kentucky Book Fest starts today from 9-2 at the Nicely Conference Center. Find out more: So. Ky. Book Fest FB Page.  Here is a description from the WCVK Community Happenings Page:
"4/19-4/20 The 15th Annual Southern Kentucky Book Fest will be Friday April 19th or Saturday April 20th with around 150 adult and children’s authors. The premier headliner is Henry Winkler (aka 'The Fonz' on TV’s Happy Days). Kids get the chance to meet their favorite authors and There will be a Kentucky Writer’s Conference presented by famous authors. For more information please call: 270-745-4502 or go to www.sokybookfest.org."

NEW! National Park Week is April 20-28. Go to this link and find out all about it.

Saturday, April 20th: the annual Southern Kentucky Book Fest continues from 9-3 at the Nicely Conference Center. Find out more: So. Ky. Book Fest FB Page.

Also today: The Historic Railpark and Train Museum has a Sesquicentennial celebration today starting at 10 a.m. Here is their FB page.

Also: there is a tour of the Pioneer Cemetery at 7:30 p.m. and 8:45 p.m. and also a Union Reinactment. 

AND WKU has a special football game today: From the WCVK Community Happenings Page:
"4/20/13 WKU Football Spring Game, Red vs. White, will be Saturday, April 20th at 2:00 pm. Free admission. A day of Tailgating on the South Lawn starting at 10:00 am. Pep Rally at 1:00 pm. After the game there will be a autograph session on the field. Sign up for Special giveaways and Free T-shirts to the first 1,000 fans. For more information please call: 270-745-6562."

Click here for a calendar of Sesquicentennial events from the VisitBGKY site for April 19-21.

Sunday, April 21st:  There is a Men's, Women's and Children's Chorus event today from 4-6 p.m. at Van Meter Hall. Find out more: paul.hondorp@wku.edu.

Monday, April 22nd:  There is a free voice recital at 5:15 at the FAC Recital Hall. More info. at the Community Events page (more concerts too). "Studio Recital of the Voice Students of Beth Pope, accompanist Julie Pride."

FYI: April 22-26 is National Volunteer Week. 

And April 22nd is Global Earth Day. 

Tuesday, April 23rd: via ALIVE - "CANstruct for a Cause encourages campus and community members to collect items and participate in a local food drive benefiting the American Red Cross, HOTEL INC, and WKU Food Abides. The WKU ALIVE Center is hosting CANstruct for a Cause on April 23rd from 3pm-6pm at the WKU Small Business Development Center on Campbell Lane beside Big Lots. Anyone interested in participating in CANstruct for a Cause should visit http://www.wku.edu/alive/volunteerism/canstruct_for_a_cause.php or call 270-782-0082 before March 22, 2013 to sign up."

Wednesday, April 24th: The National Corvette Museum has a Bash today starting at 8 a.m. and continuing. Find out more: The National Corvettte Museum Bash page. 

Thursday, April 25th: The National Corvette Museum Bash continues today starting at 8 a.m. and continuing. Find out more: The National Corvettte Museum Bash page. 

Saturday, April 27th: via the WCVK Community Happenings Page: "4/27/13 CASA Superhero Run/Walk presented by Bowling Green Athletic Club will be Saturday, April 27th at 5:00 pm at Kereiakes Park, 1220 Fairview Ave, Bowling Green, Ky. You are encouraged to dress up like your favorite superhero to show your spirit as a hero against child abuse and neglect. Event registration and check In starts at 4:00 pm $20 per person for the run/walk, There will be a relay as well $15 a person or $45 for a 3 person team. A family dash for families with small children at not cost but please register for it. Call 270-782-5353 for more information."

April 26-28 Camper’s Appreciation Weekend at Barren River lake State Park

http://www.kentuckytourism.com/events/details/campers-appreciation-weekend--nature-fest--astronomy/18535/

Friday, April 26th: The National Corvette Museum Bash continues today starting at 8 a.m. and continuing. Find out more: The National Corvettte Museum Bash page. 

Friday, April 26th is also the Hope for the Homeless day Event at at the South Central Bank Campbell Lane parking lot. Bring canned goods, money, and nonperishable personal items to the event to help the homeless via family resources centers and Hotel, Inc. 

The Hotel Inc. site says: "April 26-29, Hope for HOMELESS – hosted by the Southern KY REALTOR’s Association, located at South Central Bank on Campbell Lane.  Donations of food, tents, sleeping bags, tarps, hygiene items, cleaning supplies and monetary will be accepted.  You can participate in the event by camping out for the night or weekend too. 2013 Hope for [...]"

Saturday, April 27th: The National Corvette Museum Bash continues today starting at 8 a.m. and continuing. Find out more: The National Corvettte Museum Bash page.  

Also Saturday, April 27th: From the WCVK Community Happenings Page: "4/27/13 2013 Household Hazardous Waste and E-Scrap Day will be taking place on Saturday, April 27th at the Eastwood Baptist Church parking lot, 500 Eastwood Street, Bowling Green ,Ky. From 8:00 am to 2:00 pm. Free disposal of items such as paint , chemicals, Household appliances, and electronics. For more information please call: 270-843-5353 or go to www.warrencountygov.com."

Saturday, April 27th: The Hope for the Homeless event continues today at South Central Bank's parking lot on Campbell Lane. See the description here.

From the Lost River Cave website:
"April 27 from 1-4pm 

Join friends and neighbors as we help rid the park of invasive plants and restore the natural habitat.  An on-going project; invasive removal is key to improving the forested Valley.  Come for the entire time, or stay as long as you can - all help is appreciated.  Register in advance for special door prizes. 

Be sure to wear sturdy shoes; long pants and sleeves are recommended as Poison Oak may be encountered.

Contact Annie  at 270.393.0077 or annie@lostrivercave.com for details. - Registration Form"

Saturday, April 27th: Today is also an Arbor Day Celebration 9 a.m. to noon at Keriakes Park. http://www.bgky.org/tree/events.php. There will be free trees available.

(via WCVK) "4/27/13 CASA Superhero Run/Walk presented by Bowling Green Athletic Club will be Saturday, April 27th at 5:00 pm at Kereiakes Park, 1220 Fairview Ave, Bowling Green, Ky. You are encouraged to dress up like your favorite superhero to show your spirit as a hero against child abuse and neglect. Event registration and check In starts at 4:00 pm $20 per person for the run/walk, There will be a relay as well $15 a person or $45 for a 3 person team. A family dash for families with small children at not cost but please register for it. Call 270-782-5353 for more information."

Saturday, April 27th (via WCVK) "4/27/13 Grow Golf Bowling Green, Free Youth Golf Clinic, will be offered on Saturday, April 27th from 10:00 am to 11:00 am. At the Gold Course at Riverview, 1200 West Main Street, Bowling Green, Ky. Pre-registration is encouraged. Contact Bowling Green Parks and Recreation at 270-393-3249." 

Sunday, April 28th: The Hope for the Homeless event continues today at South Central Bank's parking lot on Campbell Lane. See the description here.

Monday, April 29th: The Hope for the Homeless event continues today at South Central Bank's parking lot on Campbell Lane.   See the description here.

You can see all the events listed by the ALIVE Center for April here. 

Some events coming up are:

Sunday, May 5th: Get in to the Historic Railpark and Train Museum for only $5.00 today from 1-4  (because it's the 5th). Just mention the 5th Anniversary.

Friday, May 10th: From the South Central Kentucky Coalition on Homelessness FB page: "Job Readiness Workshop, pass along the information to anyone this could benefit: Life & Money Matters, a job readiness and information workshop will be held at the Housing Authority of Bowling Green - Learning Center on 247 Double Springs Road. The event begins at 9:00AM; registration will open at 8:30AM - all workshops will conclude at 12:00PM. Several local service agencies are participating and free health screenings will be available. Information about personal empowerment such as couponing, health screening, stress management, and job readiness will be provided through 4 mini-workshops. Light refreshments will be served. There is no cost to attend and all residents within the community and surrounding areas are welcome. For more information call Susan Weber at 467-7156. "

May 17th is the All-American Soapbox Derby. 

Also check to the right here on this blog for more event links, AND at the top for the "BG Event Sites" tab and also the Art Around Town tab.

Always check out each event before attending by calling and making sure the event is going on, and the date and time is correct.

-Betsyanne  

Here are some recent postings here on this blog.

The Garden Spot - Garden Dreaming.


A walk in Riverwalk and Weldon Peete Park

About International Women's Day
 
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Here is my Squidoo Page: Fun Things to Do in Bowling Green, Kentucky for even more ideas.

Check out the City Events Calendars too. 

A big thanks again goes to: The Bowling Green Daily News, Soky Happenings Magazine, The Amplifier Online, WKU Events online, The Bowling Green Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, the Bowling Green Parent magazine, the WCVK Happenings pages and WBKO's Community Events Calendar, the free Clker site and also the Microsoft Images pages.

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