It depends on demographics. If you're in your teens/20s, there is Plato's Closet. If you're a mature woman, there's the Review Shoppe. A parent? Other Mothers, Once Upon a Child, and Haute Tot. I don't know anything about these other than they came up on Google Maps with good reviews: Consign it Away, Village Boutique, and Plaid Door Resale.

Yeah what is that? We saw it for the first time recently and couldn't believe it was a live college campus. Meanwhile there is a really nice abandoned college campus over by the fairgrounds.

What I did was create an account on my insurance website, then I was able to search providers by zip code, gender etc filters. Then when I had a shortlist, I turned to google reviews. We ended up with a fantastic provider. (Not Aetna but same process)

Hey girl- have you contacted your local elementary school about the Parents as Teachers program? It saved my butt when I became a mom and suddenly didn't have any connections anymore. Basically it's a home visit program with age-focused activities with a nice person who you can ask anything BUT also being in the program means you get invited to monthly playdates- this is where I made a lot of connections with other moms. Again, saved my butt at a very pivotal time but also made me a more confident parent.

He is ridiculously cute.

Whatever the area is around the Art Museum. I'm from St. Louis so I'm not so familiar with Springfield regions yet.

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We found out about this too late (friday morning) - next year hopefully!

I just want to defend them in saying that kids, elementary age, are used to a lot of programming throughout the day. It does get exhausting to compete with that, when you aren't used to providing a new activity every 15 minutes or so. I love being with my kid, but her teacher is brilliant at what she does. Also, we are not in SPS.

Hullston Mill out towards Greenfield hosts horse events. Not sure about a reception hall area though.

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Good luck my friend.

Have you asked for the opportunity to shadow for a day? That way you get to see what the culture is like so that you can make an informed decision.

Thank you for the thorough answer. I'll look into 1606.

Thank you for adding a link.

You know, if it's about conservation, this isn't it. At least as far as our flying friends are concerned.

And yet I've lived in all 3 of the biggest cities and my family has the highest quality of life - to - debt ratio here.

Are there other ways we can help you? Do you need resource connections for housing, jobs, anything?

This here.

Honestly? Walking around parks. If you have a dog to come with, that always makes it even better.

That sounds so good. Roots has some really cool specialty drinks - I want to say I had a chai latte that was superb. But my go to order most places is a raspberry latte.

Which hospital is your insurance through?

I feel like volunteering is always a good way to meet people. Find a cause you believe in and pursue it. You've got options from "Friends of the Library" to the Art Museum, to parks & recreation type stuff. Diaper Bank of the Ozarks, Ozarks Food Harvest, etc.