My mom and I just got back from a short little trip to Denver Market – WESA. It was our first time to go to another market other than Dallas and was quite an experience. We bought a lot for this fall and I can’t wait for Farm Girl to debut new lines – get excited for DENIM! This market was a lot smaller than Dallas so it was much easier to shop. We flew out early to beat the storms in Okie land and left Denver early to beat that snow storm. Can we all just be done with winter already? After Christmas I’m ready for sunshine and flowers.
This was my second time to go to Denver. The altitude messed with me quite a bit but it’s such a beautiful place. Our first night we had dinner and went to the PRCA rodeo. The next two days were full of shopping. We Uber’d (is that a word?) for the first time (we do not have fancy transportation such as Uber in southern Oklahoma) and it was quite an adventure to say the least. I’ll just say 75% of it was an o.k. experience. There were a couple of times I thought our drivers might take us to the mountains and leave us for the wolves. Definitely a culture shock from where we are from but was neat to have drivers meet us from the request of my phone. And much cheaper than a cab! I think we spent more money on rides than we did anything else. 
By the third day I was ready to get home to my hubby and babies. It was fun and a good market for us. We will for sure come back next year and will be more prepared than we were this trip. Keep up with Farm Girl on social media for new arrivals and you can always shop online at farmgirlboutique.com
Pawhuska has several neat old buildings and it looks like their downtown is really starting to thrive and expand. I love how she kept her building original as she could.
There was a long line as expected so we decided to shop around first and then make a decision to see if we wanted to check back in and try to wait to eat. The store was larger than I thought. She had a lot of her line there as well as a lot of cute other merchandise (many items and brands that I carry in 
That cow pillow with the floral headband-my mama bought it for me and it’s my favorite pillow in the house. I have a cow obsession.
I realllly want a farm truck like that for the store. SO CUTE!
Paisley and Scout got to pick out and buy a few items with their Christmas money. And I must say, were extremely good the entire trip! Shoppers like their mama and momoe.
After we checked out we took the elevator upstairs to grab some sweets for Dad and Zack at the bakery. They had a ton of tables, comfy chairs, a big screen with football going for the men (well played, Ree, well played) checkers, and an old fashioned candy bar. The girls and I grabbed some seats while my mom went to get in line. Not five minutes later Paisley starts flipping out saying “MOM-SHE’S HERE!”
It was adorable at how much Paisley was totally fan girling and in awe that she got to meet her favorite cook and role model. She was super sweet and genuine and chatted with us for a little bit. I told her we carried her books in my store and gave her our business card. {And secretly hoping she looked me up and by some miracle we could have a book signing with her some day.}
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We spent our 
It was absolutely gorgeous and cozy. They literally thought of everything from cooking utensils, board games, extra blankets, soap, laundry detergent, etc. I loved that they decorate the cabins for Christmas too. They had a journal in the living room area where guests would sign and talk about their stay. So neat to see where everyone came from. 
We grabbed groceries on our way down and brought steaks to grill for our Anniversary dinner. For lunch, we went to 
We toured Hochatown and I really wanted to bring this guy back with us for a front porch greeter. 
We spent most of our time watching movies by the fire, in the hot tub when it was 15 degrees outside, and just enjoying each others company. Zack made us a fire on our first night so we could have smores.