Kristen Reichert
After seven years working in museums, I quit my day job and am focusing on freelance writing full time. I live in Temple, TX, my husband who is a commercial photographer and we have one son, Arthur.
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Lighting Up the SkyThe holiday celebrating our nation's freedom stirs up memories of fireworks and barbecue. But this important day means much more to this writer. -
Sounds of SummerCertain music defines the summer season and takes us away to our tropical paradise. The following list counts down the top 10 best albums that capture this relaxed, laid back season. -
Will Oprah's Star Ever Fade?Oprah is no doubt a living legend, but will she be remembered after she has gone?
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Temple Heats Up Summer with Water Parks, Music, Movies & MoreWith gas prices sky high, traveling for summer is out of the question for many. Fortunately, Central Texas has plenty of fun to offer without breaking the bank. -
Good Times Flow at Roots & BrewO'brien's Pub hosted another successful Roots & Brew Fest bringing big name bands and breweries to Temple, Texas. -
Walking in the SpiderwebsAlthough not really an arachnophobe, a recent spider bite causes much anxiety with future spider sightings. -
The Chicken ManAs a retired restaurateur, the Chicken Man will never retire from creating tasty food. His latest innovation is chicken jerky, or Yard Bird Jerky, and it's cluckin' good. -
Girls Can Play Video Games TooVideo games have come a long way since they first hit the scene over 30 years ago, but the Atari 2600 still has its place in the hall of fame.
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Talking in CodePoliticians are the best at weaving words, but they aren't the only ones. Most people know when to blunt and when to mince words.
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This Mother's DayMost mothers can relate to this poem from a typical day in motherhood. Share this with your mom on mother's day and let her know you appreciate all her hard work. -
Charlie Daniels Plays a Mean Fiddle at Bloomin' FestTemple's annual Bloomin' Fest brings out locals looking for a good time. The headliner for the 2011 festival, the Charlie Daniels Band, attracted the largest crowd yet. -
God Willing and the Creek Don't RiseThe Gin in Belton, Texas, has found a niche in art galleries, restaurants, and creekside views. The Creekside Art Festival showcases local artists while drawing visitors to this new and improved area of Belton.
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Langston Hughes, the Harlem Renaissance ManIn celebration of National Poetry Month we take a look at one of the most acclaimed poets during from the Harlem Renaissance period, Langston Hughes.
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The Best U.S. Destinations for Music LoversMusic is what binds us together, and the U.S. has no shortage of driving beats and head-bopping hooks. This list outlines the ten best cities for music lovers and recommended hotels to stay while traveling. -
Making More Out of LessEven during a recession you can find ways to make money. This article describes ways to pursue your passion and start building your business clientele while finding financial peace.
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The Wine is FineWine tasting is 95% opinion and 5% expertise. This article is a review of the Salado Wine & Rogue Art Festival in Salado, Texas, the scenic small town where Jenna Bush had her rehearsal party for her wedding. -
Quitting Your Job is Not Just for LosersFor your physical and mental health, look for these five warning signs that it's time to quit your job.
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All the Teamwork You Can ManageIt doesn't take an expert to know the difference between a good and bad manager, and if you've been lucky enough to experience a good one, you will recognize these qualities and aspire to them.