Sunday Adventure

September 28, 2015 Hailley Fargo

All right, so I'll admit it: I've signed on to a lot things this semester. It's been a whirlwind sort of semester, full of readings, jobs, coffee, and (some) sleep. So when an opportunity presented itself for an escape from Chambana, I gladly took it.

Life update...in photos

July 4, 2015 Hailley Fargo

Summer is #FLYING by. Is it really July?!?! There never seems to be enough time to read all the books on the bookshelf, read all the articles that have been printed, and spend time in the sun by the pool. Here's a quick peak at my summer so far, from whatever photos I have taken on my phone. Enjoy!

Tower Hill Park

The statue of Abe Lincoln was made by none other than Gutzum Borglum, who sculpted Mt. Rushmore.

Home

From the top of the Observation Tower

Pano from Observation Tower

Location: Peoria Heights, IL

Best espresso ice cream I've ever had

From Emack and Bolio's. They have a $45 sundae.

Jurassic World Drive In

Summer == drive in movies and the smell of popcorn while you get eaten alive by bugs.

Liquid Blues

Themed bars are always wonderful, espcially when they have lava lamps.

More ice cream

Whenever I'm with my family, ice cream is always a must.

Family history

Helped my great aunt record her speech as she took us through a family history lesson through the local cemetary.

General Store, Greenwood, IL

Nostaliga right on Main Street.

Book to read

Found while weeding.

This book always makes me laugh

Her nickname is Pandy.

Ed Sheeran

Live at Summerfest 2015

The squad

I love everything about this picture

Wisconsin Week

June 10, 2015 Hailley Fargo

I spent the last week in May in Wisconsin to celebrate my sister's high school graduation. It was the first time since January that I had spent a significant amount of time in Mt. Horeb (the trollway capital of the world you know) and my, how things had changed. Our high school has a new weight room, we finally got a chain hotel on the outskirts of town, and when I walked through the halls of the high school, it felt like I hadn't even spent four years there.