The more I travel, the more I want to travel. I want to experience the rest of the country, the rest of the world. I want to give my children hands-on learning experiences. I want to make family memories that will last a lifetime.
We started our first morning in Bozeman with a peanut butter chocolate iced mocha for the hubby and an iced chai latte for me.
We both rate our drinks a solid 8/10.
Up next? Country Bookshelf... and on Independent Bookstore Day, no less!
I've been to a lot of independent bookstores (and am trying to make even more of an effort to see them now) and this one was a definite winner. All six of us loved The Country Bookshelf and will absolutely be returning next time we're in Bozeman! (Which, we've decided, will definitely be happening)
We happened to arrive a few minutes before story time so we excitedly went upstairs to join in. I was so excited to discover that this was not your average story time. The book, which we had actually once borrowed from the library and loved, was Wild About Bears by Jeannie Brett. If your kids are at all interested in bears, definitely check this book out! The author was the story time master that day and my son enjoyed talking to her about drawing and, of course, bears. She shared some great bear facts, stories, and illustrations, too!
Also, I stuck a copy of Blessed by Birth in that Little Free Library. ;]
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