Eve Penman: An Empowered Housewife in Rural America

Have you heard about what's falling out of the sky on the Olympic Peninsula? 👽 I came across this informative article (embedded below) in the Olympic Peninsula feed on Instagram regarding suspicious geoengineering activity over the Olympic Peninsula of Washington State; the article is from The Waking Times and was shared by freedom_faction . 📣 Considering how common it is to see trailing clouds over Sequim and Port Angeles, I thought it imperative to share the article here for the sake of informing more people about what is going on; so that others may gain a better understanding of what residents are seeing here on the Peninsula that may not be getting reported elsewhere. 💁 Follow my Tumblr account where I am curating local Sequim and regional community news from the Instagram feeds, and also sharing my original creations and work from other online entrepreneurs that I enjoy. I will share some of it here, but not all of it, so please follow along to see what's goi...

Here's a look at what I've been up to the past few months: Leaving my mark on Google Maps as a Local Guide ; I'm currently at Level 6! 💁 Seal Street Park in Sequim is one of my recent additions that was approved by Google Maps . I've been updating the map system with pictures, reviews, information, and new locations, to help locals and travelers find where they are going when they are in the area; it's the perfect outlet for a former stenographer who misses taking a record but doesn't miss court.  Below is my Seal Street Park Flickr photo album that you can scroll through to see what the downtown courtyard park looks like; some of the photos can also be seen in Google Maps. 📷 Underneath the photo album is the new map for Seal Street Park, so anyone searching for it online can now see where it is located; underneath the map is my review of Seal Street Park giving more information about the park and what you can find there (the review is also available in...

WyoWhy is a Wyoming-based, woman-owned business headed by Kathleen Neiley, a true Woman of the West who is working to make a difference for many. Kathleen is on a 'serious mission' to provide meaningful work to rural Wyoming women and has created a network of artists, designers, and seamstresses who produce a niche line of 'unserious goods' available for purchase in the WyoWhy online shop  and at summer festivals in  Jackson Hole, Wyoming , where the business is headquartered.  I first learned of  WyoWhy on Instagram  and that's where I won the free canvas tote bag that features the WyoWhy logo design: a classic Wyoming windmill!    Qualifying for a chance to win a free WyoWhy canvas tote bag couldn't be easier, because Kathleen does all the work by choosing people at random; so all I had to do was follow WyoWhy on Instagram and that was it. I didn't have to tag people, share posts, sign up for emails, say the alphabet backwards in Greek,...