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The Pot You know that if residents don’t use their $150 credit during the month, then they lose it. But, where does the leftover money go?
There's No Place Like Home The Duggans have returned home after spending a couple weeks with our family in New York. What a fun-filled family vacation! Murphy really enjoyed all the sights and sounds of the city, and man was she spoiled by her NYC family. What are the top five greatest things about returning home from an awesome trip away? #5: Sleeping in your own bed! There is nothing like sleeping in your bed, on your sheets in your house. Ahhh…
Greetings from somewhere between Manhattan, Kansas and Dayton, Ohio! The Duggans are headed to upstate New York for the annual O’Shea Family Reunion (my grandmother-in-law’s family) via car on the wide-open highway. Keep us in mind as we take our first long road trip adventure with Murphy Rose, who turned one Thursday, July 9!
Go Bananas! Let’s face it, each of us have our way of completing the mundane, daily tasks throughout our lives. Like getting ready for bed, for instance. I hardly ever stray from my bedtime routine because that is the way I do it – it’s a habit and I’m comfortable with it.
I grew up on seven acres out in the country in Franklin County, Kansas between Ottawa and Pomona. My sister and I spent a lot of time playing outside in the grass and trees surrounded by our dogs, barn cats, rabbits and chickens. My dad always had a project he was working on from clearing trees to monitoring a burn pile to tending to his elaborate vegetable garden.
Two answers for today – remember to put your questions in the Ask Sarah box at the Hospitality Desk. Thanks for stopping by! Q: Why do we have a history booklet titled “The First Forty Years,” but we are celebrating the 35th Anniversary of Meadowlark Hills this week?
First off – thank you to Annie for such a beautiful introduction. I know that she has left some big shoes to fill with answering the questions for this article, but I am up for the challenge! For those who don’t know me, I am Sarah Duggan – the Community Relations Director at Meadowlark Hills. I have worked here for over four years and loved every minute of it. My husband, Edward, and I live in Manhattan with our 10-month-old daughter, Murphy Rose. We recently purchased our first home (exciting!) and are anxiously anticipating Murphy’s first birthday in July.