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Northwest Arkansas and Eureka Springs for Spring Break

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Arkansas North by Northwest - A glittering gem of northwest Arkansas, Beaver Lake’s 28,000 acres of clear water attract thousands of water sport lovers, fishermen, hikers and birdwatchers. The lake is surrounded by forests, tall bluffs and meadows crisscrossed by hiking trails. Campgrounds, resorts, marinas, outfitters, restaurants and shops serve the lake area, which is located in the Ozark Highlands near Rogers, Eureka Springs, Springdale and Fayetteville. Trout fishing on the White River is popular below Beaver Dam. Rogers has a variety of retail stores in its historic downtown district that covers eight square blocks. Brick-paved streets lead to old-fashioned storefronts filled with unique furniture, antiques and gifts, to cafes, and to the Daisy International Air Museum and the Rogers Historical Museum. Springdale is the place to catch a ride on the Arkansas and Missouri Railroad in a beautifully restored turn-of-the-century passenger car. Its downtown is also home to the Shiloh Museum, which offers Ozark history and buildings dating back to the 1850s. The Fayetteville square is known for its colorful gardens, unique shops, and Farmer’s Market that runs three days a week beginning in spring. Just blocks away, Dickson Street is the hip place for shopping, dining locales and tons of live music venues. Completing the scene are symphony concerts and dance and theatrical performances at the Walton Arts Center. For more information on Rogers or phone 479-636-1240. For more information on Springdale visit or phone 479-872-2222. For more information on Fayetteville visit or phone 800-766-4626.

Eureka Springs – Haunted hotels, great food, unique shops, natural springs and homes built on the sides of rock cliffs make up this picturesque town. Nestled in the Ozark Mountains, Eureka Springs’ entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places. It’s packed with attractions such as gardens, caves, an exotic wildlife ranch, live music, and train excursion rides. Unique boutiques offer everything under the sun – antiques, fine art, contemporary and vintage clothing, handmade crafts, fine art and more.Eureka Springs has been named one of America’s Dozen Distinctive Destinations by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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Eureka Springs gets Press for Mardi Gras Events

2012-02-21T20:51:00.000-08:00

Eureka Springs to Celebrate Fat Tuesday in True New Orleans Style
Jill M. Rohrbach, travel writer
Arkansas Dept. of Parks and Tourism

Have your cake and eat it too; King Cake that is, right here in Arkansas. In true New Orleans style and with the help of a Hurricane Katrina transplant, Eureka Springs will begin its six day Mardi Gras celebration on Feb. 19.

Also known as Eureka Gras, the Mardi Gras events in Eureka Springs come with much foot stomping, umbrella pumping and handkerchief waving fanfare. New Orleans native Dan Ellis leads the way with an accent and a passion that do justice to the sound and meaning of the words “Laissez les bon temp roulez,” or “Let the Good Times Roll.”

Born and reared in New Orleans, Ellis said, “[Mardi Gras] is in my teeth, in my toes and in my nose.” He’s been involved in some of the biggest Krewes in Louisiana and Washington D.C. He was on the Krewe of Louisianans for 21 years and is a past member of the original Pete Fountain "Halfast Marchin' Club," which still spins its way through the New Orleans French Quarter each year. Uprooted from his home in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, Ellis made his way to Eureka Springs in November of 2005.

When he realized he was going to stay in Eureka Springs, he also recognized the need to get Mardi Gras celebrations going in earnest. “The first two years the money was mostly out of my own pocket,” Ellis explained. “Some people like fishing and golfing. I’d rather do parties.” And so, Ellis is in his fourth year of planning Mardi Gras. Each year he tries to expand his event offerings and broadcast the plans to more people.

“More and more people are catching the fire,” Ellis added. Mardi Gras literally means Fat Tuesday and describes a day of merrymaking on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday. In New Orleans and many Roman Catholic countries, a week or more of parades and parties occur prior to the Tuesday celebration.

“I want people to realize they don’t have to go to New Orleans to get a New Orleans-style Mardi Gras,” Ellis said.

The Krewe of Krazo (Ozark spelled backwards) kicked off this year’s carnival season on Jan. 11 with a Kings Day Party at the Rowdy Beaver Restaurant and Tavern to announce the new court. Serving as King and Queen are Zeek Taylor and Elise Roenigk, both of Eureka Springs. Richard Davies, executive director of the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism, will serve as the 2009 grand marshal. Five dukes and duchesses fill out the rest of the court.

Activities for the royalty and public at large will run from Feb. 19 through Feb. 24.

The festivities will start with a new event, the Hookers and Jokers Ball. This masquerade ball is open to everyone dressing in a costume of the theme “Gay ‘90s,” “Guys and Dolls,” or “Freakin' Eurekan.” The event will begin at 6 p.m., Feb. 19 at the Inn of the Ozarks Best Western Convention Center. Tickets are $10 in advance or $12 at the door.

“We’ll have a good New Orleans-style jazz band and two vocalists, one from the Mobile area and the other from Houston. Those are good strong jazz vocalists that will belt out some good jazz music,” Ellis said. “And we’ll have some local folks to mix it up so everyone has a little fun.”

The Coronation Ball and Masquerade Dance will start at 6 p.m., Feb. 20 at the Crescent Hotel and is by reservation only. The ball will include the grand procession of the royal court, entertainment by Big Sound Music and a champagne supper buffet for $25.

A Mardi Gras Parade is set for 2 p.m., Feb. 21. Anyone that is in costume can join in the parade. Lead by the Krewe of Krazo, the parade theme is “Art Whirl & All That Jazz.” Other walking groups include: Krewe of Wobniar with the theme “Rainbow Whirl” and Krewe of Barkus, consisting of canines, with the theme “K-9 Munchkins.”

The parade route will be Spring Street to South Main Street, to North Main Street, ending at The Art Colony. The annual Krazo Kostume Kontest will take place at 3:30 p.m. at The Art Colony with cash prizes awarded for best costume.

Rowdy JazzFest will take place at 7 p.m., Feb. 21 at Rowdy Beaver Restaurant and Tavern. Featuring music by Jane and Shane, the jam sessions will include jazz, blues and rock ballads.

The Crescent Jazz Trio will play from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Feb. 22 during the Jazz Brunch at the 1886 Crescent Hotel. Champagne and a buffet brunch will be served at a cost of $25. Reservations are recommended and may be made by phoning 479-253-9766.

At 5 p.m. that evening there will be more jazz and blues music at the New Delhi restaurant.

From 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Feb. 24, King Cake and punch will be served in the lobby of the Community First Bank. From 4:30 until 7:30 p.m. on the 24th there will be a pancake supper at the Best Western Eureka Inn Gazebo Restaurant.

Mardi Gras festivities will end on Fat Tuesday, Feb. 24 with a pub crawl of people in extravagant, gaudy, colorful and festive attire. The Second Line Krazo Bar Krawl will begin at 4 p.m. at the Pied Piper and wend its way down the street stopping for special drinks and snacks at each pub along the way until reaching Chelsea’s. Costumes and/or masks are a must for those interested in participating.

Ellis’ goal is to have the longest second line in the world with the hopes of officially challenging New Orleans in future years.

Ellis said those interested in participating in the Mardi Gras festivities should bring their own costumes because there is no easy place to rent masks or costumes. He added that many of the hotels are providing packages that include tickets to the balls. For more information, and a video of last year’s celebration, visit www.krazoureeka.org.

Submitted by the Arkansas Department of Parks & Tourism
One Capitol Mall, Little Rock, AR 72201, 501-682-7606
E-mail: info@arkansas.com
May be used without permission. Credit line is appreciated:
"Arkansas Department of Parks & Tourism"

I have writing about this for years, now finally Eureka Springs Mardi Gras gets some well deserved press.
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Lent begins today

2012-02-21T20:44:00.000-08:00

Lent offers us all a very special opportunity to grow in our relationship with God and to deepen our commitment to a way of life, rooted in our baptism. In our busy world, Lent provides us with an opportunity to reflect upon our patterns, to pray more deeply, experience sorrow for what we've done and failed to do, and to be generous to those in need.
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The Prayer of Jabez

2012-02-20T18:47:00.000-08:00

The Prayer of Jabez reveals that Jabez understands what many people do not -- there is only one God and He should be the center of our work. But, we must first make the choice to invite God into our life and ask for His blessings.
Jabez wants to succeed and increase his sphere of influence for God. What is important is that when we want to reach for goals and accomplishments that we have God on our side. Proverbs 16:3 says, "Commit thy works unto the LORD, and thy thoughts shall be established."
It is critical to understand and practice this in a close relationship with God. Further, it is equally important to stay close to God and rely on His continued support and guidance throughout life. Jabez clearly knows and prays specifically to the One who can protect him from evil and pain -- God. At the end of the verse it is clear that God approved of this faithful prayer by granting it. It is also important to see that Jabez was passionate in his plea to God: "He cried out to the God of Israel." God wants to hear that we need Him through passionate prayer.
1. “bless me indeed”
2. “Enlarge my territory”
3. “Your hand would be with me
4. “keep me from evil,so that I may not cause pain!”
I had a guest this morning how shared with me the importance of the Prayer of Jabaz in her life. I was so facinated with the prayer and intent I felt I needed to share with you my guests.
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Mardi Gras in Eureka Springs

2012-02-20T18:28:00.001-08:00

Fat Tuesday is the traditional name for the day before Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent. It is more commonly known as Mardi Gras, which is simply Fat Tuesday in French. It gets its name from the custom, in many Catholic countries, of marking the day with feasting before the fasting season of Lent begins.
Ash Wednesday symbolizes the start of the 40 days Jesus spent praying and fasting in the desert, resisting temptation, before his crucifixion.
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Brick Fields - "ON THE VINE"

2012-02-19T19:20:00.000-08:00

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Eureka Springs Eccentric Music for All

2012-02-19T19:16:00.000-08:00

One of Arkansas's most eccentric towns, Eureka Springs, which is nestled in the Ozark Mountains, has been named one of the National Trust for Historic Preservation's "Dozen Distinctive Destinations." The winding streets of its downtown district are filled with unusual shops, art galleries, a wide array of restaurants and bars that feature live music - Stop by the New Delhi Cafe and caught locals Brick and Fields, incediable talents. If particularly jazz and blues – as part of the Eureka Springs nightlife. The city is also well known for its jazz, blues and bluegrass festivals, but live music events are not the only Eureka Springs activities to do after dark. There are music/comedy shows, and the Great Passion Play, which depicts Jesus Christ's last days on earth, is the most-attended outdoor drama in the United States. In addition, The Auditorium in Eureka Springs often features big-name performers. Past entertainers include Lucinda Williams and Bill Cosby When planning your Eureka Springs vacation give the Angel at Rose Hall a call,your Eureka Springs Bed and Breakfast and your Eureka Springs Weddings Chapel, the best place for Eureka Springs Lodging and Eureka Springs wedding

Plant springs bulbs

2012-02-18T20:15:00.000-08:00

Planting & Care
Bulbs provide a good investment for money spent and supply years of spring color in your yard. Fall is the prime time for planting of hardy spring flowering bulbs. Most bulbs can be planted until the ground is frozen.

Preparing Soil

Properly preparing the soil for bulb planting is important. Good soil drainage is essential in raising bulbs. If you have a soil with a high clay content, it can be improved by adding compost, peat moss or some other source of organic material. The organic material should be worked in the top twelve inches of soil (eighteen inches is even better).

Fertilization
Both spring and summer bulbs need phosphorous to encourage root development. Keep in mind that phosphorous moves very little once applied to the soil. Some bulbs are planted 6 to 8 inches deep. The phosphorus needs to be mixed in the soil below where the bulbs will be located so it can be utilized by the bulb roots. Mix bonemeal or superphosphate with the soil in the lower part of the planting bed as it is being prepared.

If bulbs are going to be maintained in a planting bed more than one year, it is important to supply additional fertilizer. Spring flowering bulbs should have mixed into the soil in the fall five tablespoons of 10-10-10 soluble fertilizer (or equivalent bulb fertilizer) plus two cups of bonemeal per ten square foot area. As soon as the shoots break through the ground in the spring, repeat the above soluble fertilizer application. Do not fertilize spring flowering bulbs after they have started flowering. This tends to encourage the development of bulb rot and sometimes shortens the life of the flowers.

Summer and fall flowering bulbs should be fertilized monthly from shoot emergence until the plants reach full flower. Apply seven tablespoons of 10-10-10 soluble fertilizer (or equivalent bulb fertilizer) split over two or three applications over a ten square foot area.

The optimum pH range for bulbs is 6 to 7. A soil test of the planting area is necessary to determine if lime needs to be applied to adjust the soil pH. If needed, limestone should be worked into the soil. For good bud development, work bonemeal into the soil at planting.

Planting Location
Before selecting the location to plant bulbs in the landscape, consider the light requirements of the plant. Does the plant require full sunshine, partial shade or full shade? Since early spring bulbs bloom before most trees or shrubs leaf out, they can successfully be planted under trees and shrubs. Many summer blooming bulbs require full sun or partial shade.

Spring bulbs planted on a south slope will bloom earlier than the same bulbs planted on a north slope. Spring bulbs planted on a hillside will bloom earlier than bulbs planted in a valley. Cold air is heavier than warm air and behaves like water. It flows down the slope, settling in the low areas.

Planting Depth
The general rule of thumb for planting spring bulbs is to plant two to three times as deep as the bulbs is tall. This means most large bulbs like tulips or daffodils will be planted about 8 inches deep while smaller bulbs will be planted 3-4 inches deep. Planting depth is measured from the bottom of the bulb. This rule of thumb on planting depth does not apply to summer bulbs which have varied planting requirements. For planting depth of summer bulbs, consult the information supplied with the bulbs.

Tulips, daffodils and hyacinths should be planted with the nose of the bulb upward and the root plate downward. The best method of planting is to dig and loosen the entire bed to the proper depth. Press the bulbs into the soil in the planting area and cover with soil. Because the soil in a spaded bed is better drained and prepared, the planting will last longer. This method of planting is preferred over trying to plant bulbs one by one with a bulb planter. In many soils bulb planters do not work well, if at all.

Watering Bulbs

Water the bulbs following planting. This will help settle the soil in the planting bed plus provide needed moisture for the bulbs to start rooting. Fall planted bulbs must root before cold weather. Avoid over-watering at planting time since this can result in bulb rot.

For both spring and summer bulbs, start watering when the flower buds first appear on the plant if the soil is dry. Shallow watering will not do the job. Remember that the bulbs may have been planted 6 to 8 inches deep and the water needs to soak to that depth. Through the bud, bloom and early foliage stage, add about one inch of water per week if this amount has not been supplied from rainfall. Water with a soaker hose to keep water off the bloom. Bulbs like alliums, or the shallow planted bulbs, will rot quickly if over-watered in the heat of summer.

Mowing Foliage
One of the visual problems with spring bulbs is the foliage that remains after bloom. The foliage can become unsightly if the bulbs are planted in a public area of the landscape. Foliage should not be mowed off until it turns yellow and dies back naturally.

The foliage on the smaller bulbs such as snowdrops and squill will die back rapidly and cause little problem. The foliage on the larger bulbs like tulips and daffodils will take several weeks to die back. Keep in mind that after flowering, the plant needs the green leaves to manufacture food (photosynthesis) that is stored in the bulb for next year’s growth. If the homeowner mows off the foliage early, the plant can no longer manufacture nutrient reserves for next year. This results in a small, weak bulb which will gradually decline and die out.
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There are several ways to divert attention from the yellowing bulb foliage. Interplant the bulbs in the spring using one or two colors of annuals. Place bulbs behind the plants on the front edge of a border planting. Plant taller flowering bulbs behind lower growing foreground shrubs. Plant bulbs with groundcovers and perennials like hosta or daylilies.

Staking
Some of the summer blooming bulbs like dahlias and gladioli occasionally need extra support to be able to remain erect. A support ring is an easy way to support plants that have weak stems. Stakes will also work for this purpose. Drive stakes in place at planting time to avoid accidental damage to the bulbs or tubers.

Mulching
The bulb bed should be covered with two or three inches of mulch. Mulch will help minimize temperature fluctuation and maintain an optimal moisture level in the planting bed. The small, early booming bulbs should not be mulched.

Digging and Storing Spring Bulbs
Once the foliage dies back or matures in the late spring or early summer, the bulb is dormant. Summer is the dormant period for spring bulbs. As the foliage dies back, the roots that nourish the bulbs also die back. With fall rains, the bulb comes out of summer dormancy and roots begin to grow again to provide the bulb nutrients and moisture.

Once the spring bulbs enter dormancy, the time is right to dig the bulbs if needed. Some bulbs benefit from digging to divide the bulbs and spread them out over the bed.

If the choice is to dig bulbs, they should be stored in a well ventilated place and replanted in the fall. Every five years daffodils and crocus should be dug and replanted to prevent overcrowding. The first sign of overcrowding will be a decrease in the flower size, uneven bloom and uneven plant height. When this occurs, dig, spread bulbs out and replant immediately.

Digging and Storing Summer Bulbs
Most summer flowering bulbs should be dug and stored when the leaves on the plants turn yellow. Use a spading fork to lift the bulbs from the ground. Wash off any soil that clings to the bulbs, except for bulbs that are stored in pots or with the soil around them.

Leave the soil on achimenes, begonia, canna, caladium, dahlia and ismene bulbs. Store these bulbs in clumps on a slightly moistened layer of peat moss or sawdust in a cool place. Wash and separate them just before planting.

Spread the washed bulbs in a shaded place to dry. When dry, store them away from sunlight in a cool, dry basement, cellar, garage or shed at 60° to 65°F. Avoid tempertures below 50° or above 70°F unless different instructions are given for a particular bulbs.

Inspect your bulbs for signs of disease. Keep only large, healthy bulbs that are firm and free of spots. Discard undersized bulbs.

If you have only a few bulbs, you can keep them in paper bags hung by strings from the ceiling or wall. Store large numbers of bulbs on trays with screen bottoms. Separate your bulbs by species or variety before storing them.

Be sure that air can circulate around your stored bulbs. Never store bulbs more than two or three layers deep. Deep piles of bulbs generate heat and decay.

Most flowering bulbs are best stored over a long period at temperatures between 60°F and 68°F. Try to keep the humidity in the storage area as low as possible. Never store bulbs in an area where ethylene gas produced by fruit is present. Bulbs can be stored in a container with peat moss, sand, perlite or vermiculite. Another common storage method is to place the bulbs in a very loose knit sack and hang in a sheltered, cool area. Do not divide or separate bulbs before

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Law of Giving

2012-02-17T19:09:00.000-08:00

Practicing the Law of Giving and Receiving is simple: if you want joy, give joy to others; if you want love, learn to give love; if you want attention and appreciation, learn to give attention and appreciation; if you want wealth, help others become affluent.
Give daily
Giving needn’t be reserved for birthdays and other special occasions. We have countless opportunities every day to give. Whenever you meet someone in your daily travels, offer a gift. This may be a compliment, a flower, a prayer, or a genuine smile. The best gift you can give is to leave someone feeling a little lighter than they felt did before your interaction. Silently wish everyone you encounter happiness.
Give freely
When we give from the limitless joy and abundance of our heart, we increase the circulation of abundance and love in our lives. 3. Receive gratefully
Replenish Your Well
The Law of Giving and Receiving presupposes that we have something to give. Giving is based upon being, for we can only give of what we have . . . what we are.
Give generously of your spirit
Life’s most precious gifts are the intangible ones . . . caring, attention appreciation, and love. Personal guidance, mentoring, and encouragement can transform someone’s life.When planning your Eureka Springs vacation give the Angel at Rose Hall a call,your Eureka Springs Bed and Breakfast and your Eureka Springs Weddings Chapel, the best place for Eureka Springs Lodging and Eureka Springs wedding

Mardi Gras Champagne Jazz Brunch

2012-02-17T19:04:00.000-08:00

Sunday, February 19, 2012
Eureka Springs
Ozarks
Crescent Hotel Crystal Dining Room
423 W Van Buren Ave
Eureka Springs, AR 72632 479-253-9766
Email: Dan@Ureeka.Org
Website: http://www.Krazo.Ureeka.Org
11 a.m. until 2 p.m.—Meet and Greet the King and Queen — 2nd Line with decorated umbrellas. Entertainment by Crescent Jazz Ensemble. Reservations: 479-253-9766 or 877-342-9766.
Admission: $30
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EUREKA SPRINGS - 2011 May Festival of the Arts

2012-02-17T19:01:00.000-08:00

EUREKA SPRINGS - Real Fun, Real Close By

2012-02-17T18:59:00.000-08:00

EurekaGras2010.VOB

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Eureka Springs Mardi Gras 2010

2012-02-17T18:55:00.000-08:00

Eureka Gras Mardi Gras Coronation Masquerade Ball

2012-02-17T18:53:00.000-08:00

Eureka Gras Mardi Gras Coronation Masquerade Ball
Fri, Feb 17, 2012 -- 6pm to 10pm
Crescent Hotel - Crystal Ballroom
Coronation Ball and Masquerade Dance
Formal attire or costume. King and Queen and Royal Court Promenade and Grand March.
This New Orleans style Mardi Gras Tableau is awesome.
By reservation only 479-253-9766 or 877-342-9766. Champagne supper buffet featuring "Jazz Five"
Admission: $35
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7th Annual Eureka Gras Mardi Gras Parade

2012-02-17T18:50:00.000-08:00

Sat, Feb 18, 2012 --- 2 pm
Downtown Spring and Main Streets
Parade rolls at 2 p.m. in downtown Eureka Springs.
Krewe of Krazo will lead the Eureka Gras Parade.
Theme "My-O-Mayan"
Other walking groups include "Krewe of Kidz"
"Krewe of Barkus" canine parade http://eurekagras.blogspot.com/
"ALL Eurekans and visitors" are asked to "Dress-out!" and join in the parade.If you spend the night at the Angel at Rose Hall you can walk to the Parade, just a short walk away for the mansion. When planning your Eureka Springs vacation give the Angel at Rose Hall a call,your Eureka Springs Bed and Breakfast and your Eureka Springs Weddings Chapel, the best place for Eureka Springs Lodging and Eureka Springs wedding

Angel at Rose Hall is selected as AAA Inspectors' Favorite

2012-02-17T18:45:00.000-08:00

AAA Inspectors‘ Favorite Places for Romance, this month on AAA Monthly Blog AAA Inspectors have selected their favorite Romantic hotels and restaurants inspire romance with secluded locations, luxurious amenities and delectable
cuisine. Read about private retreats, sumptuous spa treatments and intoxicating
gardens in hideaways from a historic mansion to seaside cottages. Discover mouth-
watering meals and exotic specialties in settings from a rooftop oasis to a Moroccan palace.

ARKANSAS Angel at Rose Hall, AAA Four Diamond Bed & Breakfast, Eureka Springs Built in 1999, the B&B provides modern comforts coupled with a Victorian design and furnishings. Spacious rooms include two-person Jacuzzi tubs, and most rooms have balconies. Thousands of weddings have been performed at this romantic getaway, with many newlyweds returning to celebrate their anniversary. Romantic amenities include a one-hour massage for two, chocolate-covered strawberries, chilled sparkling beverages, floral arrangements and carriage rides.
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Eureka Springs Mardi Gras Parade

2012-01-27T10:30:00.000-08:00

Christening of the floats attend the
Mardi Gras parade this weekend January 28
At 3:00 Party up at the Rowdy Beaver
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Meditation

2012-01-15T20:59:00.000-08:00

Meditation is a tool for the re-discovery of body's own inner intelligence. Practiced for thousands of years, it's not about forcing the mind to be quiet, it's finding the silence that's already there and making it a part of your life. Silence is the birthplace of happiness, creativity and infinite possibilities. From this field of pure potentiality we get our bursts of inspiration, our most intuitive thoughts, and our deepest sense of connection to the Universe. Practicing meditation on a daily basis allows you to weave silence and stillness into your mind and body to create a life of greater compassion and fulfillment. Meditation is a journey to the center of our very being; a journey to emotional freedom; and a journey to the reawakening of our unconditioned self.
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Giving to Others

2012-01-11T20:32:00.000-08:00

Practicing the Law of Giving and Receiving is simple: if you want joy, give joy to others; if you want love, learn to give love; if you want attention and appreciation, learn to give attention and appreciation; if you want wealth, help others become affluent.

Give daily
Giving needn’t be reserved for birthdays and other special occasions. We have countless opportunities every day to give. Whenever you meet someone in your daily travels, offer a gift. This may be a compliment, a flower, a prayer, or a genuine smile. The best gift you can give is to leave someone feeling a little lighter than they felt did before your interaction. Silently wish everyone you encounter happiness.

Give freely
When we give from the limitless joy and abundance of our heart, we increase the circulation of abundance and love in our lives. 3. Receive gratefully

Replenish Your Well
The Law of Giving and Receiving presupposes that we have something to give. Giving is based upon being, for we can only give of what we have . . . what we are.

Give generously of your spirit
Life’s most precious gifts are the intangible ones . . . caring, attention appreciation, and love. Personal guidance, mentoring, and encouragement can transform someone’s life.

the Angel at Rose Hall invites you to stay with someone you know while visiting Eureka Springs. You will definitely get in the holiday spirit as we light up our property with lights and decorations and make your holiday stay one to talk about.
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Spiritual Healing for the New Year

2012-01-07T10:17:00.000-08:00

Time to heal your heart and soul. As a new year begins, it's an ideal time to let go of whatever is not serving you . . . opening space in your life for that which will truly nourish your heart, body, and soul. For many people, the heaviest burden they want to release is emotional pain. This includes guilt and regrets from the past, anger and unresolved conflicts, memories of abuse or neglect, and any other emotional upset that prevents you from fully enjoying life in the present moment.
the Angel at Rose Hall invites you to stay with someone you know while visiting Eureka Springs. You will definitely get in the holiday spirit as we light up our property with lights and decorations and make your holiday stay one to talk about.
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Massage is Good for the Soul

2012-01-06T20:55:00.000-08:00

Plan to include a healthy massage during your next trip to Eureka Springs. The town is filled with spas. massage centers and many practitioner. As we all know stress is the most common health problem in America, with more than 80% of all visits to primary care physicians related to stress.
Massage therapy has been proven to relieve stress, and give you the overall well being you need. Give yourself the treatment you deserve. Reward yourself with some time to relax.
Through professional treatment you get the full benefit of soothing and healing relaxation. On of my favorite Massage Centers here in Eureka Springs is Healthworks. Owners Scott and Donna have the healing and spiritual touch.
the Angel at Rose Hall invites you to stay with someone you know while visiting Eureka Springs. You will definitely get in the holiday spirit as we light up our property with lights and decorations and make your holiday stay one to talk about.
When planning your Eureka Springs vacation give the Angel at Rose Hall a call,your Eureka Springs Bed and Breakfast and your Eureka Springs Weddings Chapel, the best place for Eureka Springs Lodging and Eureka Springs wedding.

Spiritual New Years Resolution

2012-01-05T20:33:00.000-08:00

To reach someone who doesn't know Christ
Perhaps like me, you're tempted to spend all your time with fellow Christians—people just like you. After all, if you want your kids to grow in the faith, you need to expose them to people of faith! Yet at the same time, God commands us to be salt and light in the world (Matthew 5:13-16); that won't happen if we spend all our time with believers

To become a grateful person
I used to wake up in the morning thinking about all the things I had to do and all the people who needed me. I got depressed before I even got out of bed! I realized I needed an attitude adjustment. So I started meditating on one of God's character traits the moment I awoke. As I lay quietly in my bed, thinking about how awesome God is, my perspective on the day changed dramatically!

To pursue Christ with fresh vigor
Do you sometimes feel as though your relationship with Christ is stale? I sure do. But when that happens, I pray King David's prayer, "Restore to me the joy of your salvation and grant me a willing spirit, to sustain me" (Psalm 51:12).
the Angel at Rose Hall invites you to stay with someone you know while visiting Eureka Springs. You will definitely get in the holiday spirit as we light up our property with lights and decorations and make your holiday stay one to talk about.
When planning your Eureka Springs vacation give the Angel at Rose Hall a call,your Eureka Springs Bed and Breakfast and your Eureka Springs Weddings Chapel, the best place for Eureka Springs Lodging and Eureka Springs wedding.

New Years Resolutions

2012-01-03T11:08:00.000-08:00

I have been pondering New Years Resolutions and in defence of the idea I have come up with 3 important resoltions for todays stressful living.
1. I will live in the present moment. I will not obsess about the past or worry about the future.
2. I will cultivate the art of making connections. I will pay attention to how my life is intimately related to all life on the planet.
3. I will be thankful for all the blessings in my life. I will spell out my days with a grammar of gratitude.
4. Take time for you and your family and spouse. Plan to spend quality time with each other.
5.the Angel at Rose Hall invites you to stay with someone you know while visiting Eureka Springs. You will definitely get in the holiday spirit as we light up our property with lights and decorations and make your holiday stay one to talk about.
When planning your Eureka Springs vacation give the Angel at Rose Hall a call,your Eureka Springs Bed and Breakfast and your Eureka Springs Weddings Chapel, the best place for Eureka Springs Lodging and Eureka Springs wedding.

New Year Resolution

2011-12-31T09:47:00.000-08:00

New Year is coming soon, which means it is time to begin thinking about your New Year’s resolution. While some think choosing a resolution is much easier than attempting to keep it, the goal you set at the beginning of the year has as much to do with your success as anything else. While most consider weight loss, eating healthier and making time for their spiritual self , I personally am contimplating purposefulness in ones life. Making each day and each experience as to what God wants in your life......not an easy task, huh? I pulled out my copy of Rick Warren's A Purpose Driven Life, which I think is a great way to start the New Year. I was jsut telling a friend yesterday, sometimes in life it is not always about us. Sometimes we are the sitations we are invilved in, my not be about us!
So my dear and sweet friends, I wish you all happienss and the hopes that you find purposefulness in your life at work, in your home and in your community.
And of course when you need that special place to reflect and rejoice remember us here at the Angel at Rose Hall.So there you have that's my New Years Resolution.
This holiday season, the Angel at Rose Hall invites you to stay with someone you know while visiting Eureka Springs. You will definitely get in the holiday spirit as we light up our property with lights and decorations and make your holiday stay one to talk about.
When planning your Eureka Springs vacation give the Angel at Rose Hall a call,your Eureka Springs Bed and Breakfast and your Eureka Springs Weddings Chapel, the best place for Eureka Springs Lodging and Eureka Springs wedding.