Talya Tate Boerner

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Social media push for Thyme & Table via Soapbox Influence.

Book review of Maude by Donna Mabry

Yum Yum Cake

Part One of a recent Alabama Girl Trip!

Sponsored Post: This Halloween appetizers post is sponsored by Tyson Foods. All content and opinions expressed are my own. #WMDeliciousDisguises

Hey, friends. I’ve been working on a few new Halloween appetizers for the spooky soiree my husband and I are planning this weekend. The coolest thing about all of these deliciously disguised recipes is the first step of each is already prepared by the good folks at Tyson Foods. In other words, these appetizers include Tyson Any’tizers, Chicken Nugget...

This post is sponsored by InComm for Walmart as part of the #SaveMoneyGiveBetter2017 Campaign. All opinions are my own.
Hey friends! I’m that person who doesn’t start thinking about Christmas until the calendar flips to December. And yay, it has! Now I’m all in. Yesterday, I started decorating my house. Yesterday, I picked up a few Walmart gift cards for those on my Christmas list.
Tis the Season, for Walmart gift cards!
Remember when the children were nestled all snug in their beds, while vi...

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Another New Year - Delta Child

Hello, Arkansas friends! Today I have the pleasure of introducing you to Rivercrest High School senior, Sydney Lane. You’ll want to remember her name as I expect we’ll be hearing much more about Sydney in the months and years to come. She has explosive dreams and the perfect combination of brains, dedication, and talent to see her goals realized.

High jump is Sydney’s athletic specialty.

In Michigan last summer, Sydney earned her first national title as AAU Junior Olympic High Jump Champion. ...

If you haven’t yet visited Johnny Cash’s Boyhood Home, now would be the ideal time to plan your trip to northeast Arkansas. The inaugural Johnny Cash Heritage Festival is scheduled for the weekend of October 19-21 in Dyess, Arkansas. This three-day festival, with concert headliners Rosanne Cash and Kris Kristofferson, is a revamped version of the former concert series previously held at Arkansas State University. This year’s celebration comes home to where everything began. Cash lived in Dyes...