**enter sigh here**
I'll be the first to admit it's been a slow week for blog posts. I apologize. I've been busy getting ready for Plum Creek Food Coop's Grand Reopening set for this coming Saturday, November 6th from 10am-12pm. I hope to see everyone there because Finding Windom has been busy getting ready. We have changed the layout inside, added tables and chairs because fresh coffee will be available during store hours, painted a new outdoor sign, added some words to the outside window so passerbyers can quickly read what the Coop features, painted a small part of the exterior entrance, and added a beautiful outdoor planter (which was donated by Finding Windom). Oh, and did I mention WHEELER BREAD will now be available at the Coop on Wednesdays and Fridays. Fresh artisan bread at the Coop--I can hardly wait to get some! So many great things happening...
And Henrik enjoyed his very first Halloween, and has many more first holidays approaching quickly. What a beautiful day for trick or treating! Every day of this weather is a blessing here in Minnesota. The Chamber hosted a Fall Festival on the courthouse lawn yesterday, and it was fun to see all the little ones running around downtown, dressed up for the occasion--little ladybugs, princesses and superheroes surrounding our amazing courthouse. What a beautiful meeting place we are blessed with here in Windom. I can't help but fall in love with this season every single year--it never gets old to watch the colorful leaves make their graceful descend here in beautiful Southwest Minnesota...
my $.02 is a blog about a young woman on a quest to see her small rural town in Minnesota become what she believes it has the potential to be: a rural hot spot and desirable tourist destination in the Midwest. She writes with poetry and ambition as she tracks the journey she is taking to help the community she holds so dearly to her heart find its true beauty and hidden potential. She encourages positive comments and is open to ideas and free inspiration.
31 October 2010
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26 October 2010
socrates vs. wind
If you are anywhere near a window in Windom right now (and I hope your aren't outside), you can hear the wind. The wind has been rather strong today, much like any other Southwestern Minnesota day, but a bit stronger. The gusts make the windows shake a bit and remind me how powerless I am in the grand scheme of things. Wind is such an amazing thing because we can't see it, but we can only see the effects of it. I guess this would be an appropriate time to compare it to passion--the reason I sit here and type these words for you to read. I can continue to give you the logistics of Finding Windom--the bullet points of things we are currently working on and will be working on, but thats not quite as fun right now as trying to figure out where all this passion comes from...all this wind.
24 October 2010
so much to celebrate for Finding Windom.
1. My $.02: Finding Windom the blog has officially hit the population of Windom! This is great! We need to keep the momentum going because there is power in numbers.
2. Thursday evening I met with the Free Masons of Prudence Lodge in Windom. They are the longest running organization in Cottonwood County and the experience and hospitality during this visit was remarkable. I will be filling you in about this great organization in the very near future, but there is just too much I need to tell you because Finding Windom has a lot going on right now!
3. All weekend, Finding Windom has been very busy working with the Plum Creek Food Coop getting ready for the FOUND! by Finding Windom Food Coop Grand Reopening, which will be held on Saturday, November 6th from 10am-12pm. I hope to see everyone at the grand reopening celebration to grab a cup of fresh coffee, see some quick demos and tease your tastebuds with some samples. It will be great! It has been such an awesome experience working with the Food Coop. They have been so willing to accept our ideas and help, and we hope this will be a positive enhancement for their wonderful business on our beloved downtown square.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU (I really can't thank you enough) to all who have helped with this project-- it couldn't have been done without you, and I admire you all for your dedication to Finding Windom and its mission.
And with all this said, I'm beat...so until tomorrow, my friends...
2. Thursday evening I met with the Free Masons of Prudence Lodge in Windom. They are the longest running organization in Cottonwood County and the experience and hospitality during this visit was remarkable. I will be filling you in about this great organization in the very near future, but there is just too much I need to tell you because Finding Windom has a lot going on right now!
3. All weekend, Finding Windom has been very busy working with the Plum Creek Food Coop getting ready for the FOUND! by Finding Windom Food Coop Grand Reopening, which will be held on Saturday, November 6th from 10am-12pm. I hope to see everyone at the grand reopening celebration to grab a cup of fresh coffee, see some quick demos and tease your tastebuds with some samples. It will be great! It has been such an awesome experience working with the Food Coop. They have been so willing to accept our ideas and help, and we hope this will be a positive enhancement for their wonderful business on our beloved downtown square.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU (I really can't thank you enough) to all who have helped with this project-- it couldn't have been done without you, and I admire you all for your dedication to Finding Windom and its mission.
And with all this said, I'm beat...so until tomorrow, my friends...
21 October 2010
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