We had a long, hilly walk in the rain in Little Rock tonight for Carry the Load. I was so honored, overwhelmed and filled with joy for all the support my friends, family, colleagues and Arkansans that came out to help fulfill the mission to bring back meaning to Memorial Day. I will be writing more and sharing more photos in the coming days, but here is a nice summary from THV11 in Little Rock tonight.
This morning, I sat down with Ashley Blackstone of THV in Little Rock to talk about Carry the Load coming through North Little Rock and Little Rock TODAY. You can view the interview below and click here to learn more about Carry the Load, sign up, spread the word or donate!
I got to meet Joey the cat while I waited for our interview to start!
I had a great weekend in downtown Little Rock watching film festival movies, listening to panels and hanging out with cool people. I am so proud of the city for continuing to host this event and I have been pleased to watch it grow every year since 2007. If you missed the Little Rock Film Festival this year, be sure to catch it next year. You won’t regret it. I’ve included all the photos that I took below. Here are the films and panels I was able to catch:
My favorite was “This is Where We Live,” but everything I saw and participated in was fabulous.
Little Rock Film Festival 2013, a set on Flickr.
This morning I spoke with Chris Kane at KATV in Little Rock about Carry the Load and its mission to bring back the meaning of Memorial Day. The National Relay has been crossing the country this month and will hit North Little Rock and Little Rock tomorrow, Tuesday May 21st. Please go here to learn more, sign up, donate and help spread the word. Funds raised go to three great organizations that help support the families of those who have fallen while serving for us.
KATV – Breaking News, Weather and Razorback Sports
Because presentation is vital and how you say it can be just as important as what you say.
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A casual dinner with good friends at a great new restaurant, The Fold.
Splendid sweater; Madewell jeans; Coach shoes and bag.
Because presentation is vital and how you say it can be just as important as what you say.
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A day hopping movie to movie at the Little Rock Film Festival.
Anthropologie tshirt; Marc by Marc Jacobs jeans; JCrew flats; Kiel James Patrick bracelets (1) (2) (similar); Kate Spade tote.
Because presentation is vital and how you say it can be just as important as what you say.
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Meetings, a radio interview for Carry the Load and an afternoon presenting at the Stone Ward Digital Swagger Summit.
JCrew dress and bracelets; Steve Madden shoes; Tory Burch tote.
Because presentation is vital and how you say it can be just as important as what you say.
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A day full of back-to-back meetings and a night of moderating focus groups.
JCrew blazer and necklace; Rag & Bone tshirt; Joe’s Jeans; Steve Madden shoes; Madewell tote.
Last week, I made a quick day trip to Dallas (thanks to a dear friend who let me swoop in on her day and home for the interview!) to talk with Jim Douglas of WFAA in Dallas/Fort Worth about Carry The Load and its mission to bring back the meaning of the Memorial Day. You can read the WFAA article here and watch the interview here:
Last night, I was able to sit down with Craig O’Neill of THV 11 in Little Rock and talk about Carry The Load and invite all Arkansans to participate. To learn more go to the Carry The Load website. Here is a link to the TVH 11 article and you can watch the video here:
Because presentation is vital and how you say it can be just as important as what you say.
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A day at the office and a TV interview for Carry the Load.
Kate Spade dress; Alice & Olivia heels; Tory Burch bracelet; Coach tote.
Image source: Inviting Arkansas
The month’s issue of Inviting Arkansas has a special section for Memorial Day. I am honored and grateful that they chose to include Carry the Load in that section. Read the article here.
Image source: Arkansas Online
Image source: Arkansas Online
I am very grateful today to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette for covering Carry the Load and helping us get the word out in Arkansas. Here is a link to the full article (it is behind a paywall). Carry the Load will come through Little Rock on TUESDAY May 21st. Please take your time to share the message, show up and walk, show and cheer other on, or give to this worthy cause. We are bringing back meaning to Memorial Day and turning it into Memorial Month! Thank you for your support.
Image source: Arkansas Online
Image source: Arkansas Online
