Gayle Crabtree
Featured Travel Contributor
Living in Jacksboro, TN
Living in Jacksboro, TN
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On AC since: 08.29.08
Bio:
A Daily Point of Light, Gayle has authored 2 books, is married to a pastor and has 2 college age daughters. She lives outside of Knoxville, TN. Besides directing a nonprofit, Gayle writes compulsively. Read more at www.gaylecrabtree.com
A Daily Point of Light, Gayle has authored 2 books, is married to a pastor and has 2 college age daughters. She lives outside of Knoxville, TN. Besides directing a nonprofit, Gayle writes compulsively. Read more at www.gaylecrabtree.com
Education/Experience:
Member of Holston Conference Domestic Violence Task Force, Director of Hope for Healing.Org, 2006 Local Pastor's Licensing School by the United Methodist Church (Holston Conference), Guest Blogger for Time's Up.
Member of Holston Conference Domestic Violence Task Force, Director of Hope for Healing.Org, 2006 Local Pastor's Licensing School by the United Methodist Church (Holston Conference), Guest Blogger for Time's Up.
Interests:
travel, budget travel, domestic violence, Christian, fundraising, United Methodist, crafts, writing, parent, restorative justice, at-risk teens, poverty, East Tennessee
travel, budget travel, domestic violence, Christian, fundraising, United Methodist, crafts, writing, parent, restorative justice, at-risk teens, poverty, East Tennessee
Motto:
Do all the good you can to all you can and try not to muck it up too badly..
Do all the good you can to all you can and try not to muck it up too badly..
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Poverty can be divided among different groups. Each one needs different services. This article looks at some groups to help agencies develop services to the poor, working poor or those in poverty.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/30/2010
It took to years to develop the poverty line. The method has remained unchanged since its development in 1964. While not considered to be in poverty, many people who are near the line are considered to be poor.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/30/2010
Fort Loudoun State Park tells of the part British soldiers in East Tennessee played during the French - Indian war. At historic Fort Loudoun you can get a glimpse of colonial life, hike, picnic, fish or view wildlife.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/29/2010
What are the danger signs of an abusive relationship? Am I being abused? This article answers that and provides links to help resources. No one should ever be a victim of domestic abuse.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/28/2010
The Audubon Acres Elise Chapin Sanctuary in Chattanooga, Tennessee is on the National Register of Historic Places and on the Trail of Tears National Trail System.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/28/2010
The Brainerd Mission Cemetery is the last remaining piece of the Brainerd Mission. It was on this site that hundreds of Cherokee Indian children were educated and introduced to Christianity.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/28/2010
Knoxville has top notch independent booksellers. Don't just take our word for the booksellers. Look at this list to see for yourself.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/27/2010
Fort Matanzas National Monument is south of St. Augustine, Florida on Hwy. A1A. A visitor center, hiking trail and beach access are some of the amenities. The Spanish fort is accessible by park service boat only.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/27/2010
One watermelon drop fed thousands. The idea was conceived by a small handful of people. Conversations started and lives were changed, with watermelons.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/27/2010
The East Tennessee Discovery center provides kids with hands on science fun. Exhibits include insects, live honeybees, a planetarium and more. Free parking and low admission makes the discovery center in Knoxville a great family attraction.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/27/2010
A visit to the East Tennessee Historical center is a must for anyone wanting to understand regional or Appalachian history. Large displays and interesting exhibits inspire the imagination of young and old alike.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/27/2010
The Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in Knoxville, Tennessee is a tribute to women and the sport of basketball. Over 100 years passed between the first official women's game and the building of the museum.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/22/2010
Historic Blount Mansion is often referred to as "the birthplace of Tennessee". The treaty that led to the formation of Tennessee was signed almost on the grounds. Today Blount Mansion is open for tours to the delight of families and couples.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/22/2010
The National Parks Passport book not only keeps memories but it's the perfect travel companion. Inside is a guide with information to all of the national parks with room for cancellations. It's a unique gift and memory keeper for your summer vacation.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/12/2010
Anyone who lives in a parsonage will face an annual church parsonage inspection. For the families living in the house it is one of the most stressful times of the year. This article provides tips on how to get through
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/12/2010
These tremendous bells ring for about 2 minutes at Foundry United Methodist Church. I took this video on a trip to Washington, D.C. in fall 2009. While standing near the church you could feel the vibrations. The church itself has a long history and can make for an interesting visit.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/12/2010
The restaurant Marrakesh in Walt Disney World offers traditional Moroccan dishes in a recreated Sultan's palace. Wait staff at the restaurant Marrakesh are from Morroco what adds to the authenticity.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/8/2010
Glacier National Park in Montana is one cool place to visit! Literally. Even in July there was snow so close that you could touch it. Even a storm couldn't impair the beauty in this park. Stunning and remote. Glacier National Park in Montana is the place to visit.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/7/2010
Preventing heat sickness in dogs can be as easy as finding air conditioning on a cool day. Other steps to prevent heat sickness can be water and monitoring your pet. This article also lists other tips.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/6/2010
What's so great about Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort near the Magic Kingdom? For starters there are over 750 acres to explore. Disney's Fort Wilderness has a swimming pool, fishing area and free campfire sing-a-long. Here's what my family enjoyed most.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/6/2010
Are there really cheap or free things to do while at Walt Disney World? Yes, there are. This list gives you tips on a few of the cheap things to do at Walt Disney World. Many are free. Some require no ticket.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/6/2010
Moving can stretch nerves to the breaking point. Everyone who is moving needs to know how to survive a move emotionally. If you have moved before then you know how important it is to have support. These tips will help.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/6/2010
Does the thought of being in a car with a preschooler or toddler put you on edge? Don't worry. Researching car travel tips for families with young children can make your getaway go smoothly. With these hints you'll soon be on your way to a great vacation.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/6/2010
Learning how to prevent heat sickness is as important as your GPS. No one wants to be sick on vacation. These tips to prevent heat sickness on vacation may be the most important travel article you read.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/4/2010
One day vacations and one tank trips are growing in popularity. Budget and time constraints often restrict travel. This tips help you find a way to sneak a vacation into your schedule even if it's just for a day or one tank trip.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/2/2010
Heat sickness and heat exhaustion at the Grand Canyon may be prevented with these steps. In addition to drinking water there are a few other steps that you can take to ward off heat sickness and other heat related illnesses.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/1/2010
Planet Hollywood in Downtown Disney provides a good dining experience at a reasonable price. The movie decor at Planet Hollywood in Downtown Disney makes it a fun evening for families or couples.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/1/2010
Both you and your pet can have a magical Disney experience. With Best Friends Pet Care Resort you don't have to leave your pets at home. The boarding staff at Walt Disney World are friendly and professional.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 7/1/2010
Anyone who works in the heat needs to know how to prevent heat sickness. This includes heat stroke and heat exhaustion. Vigilance is the best prevention. These tips will help.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 6/29/2010
The refuge is near Round Oak, Georgia, 18 miles from I-75. It is a natural park with ample space for hiking, birdwatching and it even has a kids fishing pond.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 6/28/2010
A visit here is short but fun. Email ahead or phone to make reservations for the Whistle Stop Cafe.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 6/21/2010
When you visit Juliette, Georgia you are walking on a movie set. The small community has retained all of the charm shown in Fried Green Tomatoes.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 6/18/2010
Located not far from Juliette, Georgia this refuge is an oasis for birds, animals and even offers a child's fishing pond where adults can help, not fish.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 6/18/2010
Camp Wildcat is the site of a Civil War battle. It may be in Kentucky but don't let that fool you. It is rugged and remote. The scenery at Camp Wildcat is breathtaking but the road is largely unpaved and rough.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 6/14/2010
Ft. Loudoun Dam is popular with tourists and locals alike. It's a good place for boating, having a picnic or just relaxing.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 6/10/2010
Camp Wildcat is remote and beautiful. This is the site of the first Union Civil War victory in Kentucky. Even today the forest is thick and lush. Drive carefully to avoid the ruts and cattle along along the road.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 6/10/2010
The Festival on the 4th is a family event with a large fireworks display. These insider tips can help you have more fun.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 6/8/2010
Looking for great country songs for your long road trip? This list is riding to your rescue. Put the top down and feel the wind in your hair. This top 10 list of country songs will make the miles fly past.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 6/5/2010
The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra Music and Wellness Program improves patients' lives in several Knoxville hospital. It's a beautiful way to bring healing and hope to those who need it most.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 6/4/2010
Over 2 million visitors come to the Fort Loudoun Dam each year. These photos will show you why.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 5/30/2010
One college students story of triumph over epilepsy. No matter what a doctor or anyone tells you about epilepsy you can achieve. If your dream is to make it through to college graduation this story proves that you can do it!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 5/22/2010
My experience driving to Alaska on the Alaska Hwy. How late do gas stations close? Is the road paved? Look to this article for answers on driving the Alaska Hwy.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 5/17/2010
Vanessa Coleman was found guilty of murder by facilitation in the death of Channon Christian. What's there to smile about.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 5/13/2010
This is probably the shortest video ever taken of Dolly Parton at Dollywood. Next time I'll have to use fresher batteries.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 5/12/2010
Who says educational vacations can't be fun? Kids love seeing fish and wildlife in their habitats. This list of aquariums in the southeast is a great starting point for planning your educational vacation.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 5/12/2010
A tour of zoos in the south can be one of the best vacations you'll ever take. This list is a great reference to help you visit zoos in the south. Find out how a membership to your local zoo can save your family money.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 5/10/2010
The newest driving tour in the state is the Southeast Tennessee Religious Trail. It is comprised of 28 sites of several religions. The religious trail is a new initiative of the Southeast Dept. of Tourism.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 5/10/2010
The Watts Bar Belle offers a fun riverboat experience for the family. The nostalgic red and white design of the Watts Bar Belle takes you back to early days along the Tennessee River.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 5/7/2010
Travelers need the best fuel economy possible. Use these fuel saving tips to improve your gas mileage. Travelers will have a few more dollars to enjoy on vacation. Read this article and get more miles per gallon.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 5/6/2010
Aubrey's in Powell, Tennessee is a great place to relax after work. Even late at night the staff at Aubrey's makes you feel welcome. Read this review to find out more.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 5/6/2010
Home remedies for calming an upset stomach have been used for generations. Stomaches caused from indigestion or light nausea may be easily solved with these home remedies.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 5/4/2010
The Watts Bar Belle is as comfortable as it is pretty. Photos cannot do it justice.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 5/4/2010
Johnia Berry was savagely murdered in December 2004. Since then, her mother Joan Berry has worked tirelessly to save other parents from the same horror that she faced. Find out more in this article.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 5/3/2010
When you are looking for beading supplies and jewelry findings in Knoxville these stores stand out.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/30/2010
Senior Centers in Knoxville, Tennessee, offer more fun and exciting opportunities than ever before. Do you want to learn a new hobby, take up ballroom dancing or socialize? At these Senior Centers you can do all that and more.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/29/2010
People are viewing Christian revivals as a curiosity. Church revivals are family friendly and free. Attending one can be a unique look into the culture that formed Tennessee.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/29/2010
Knoxville, Tennessee is filled with romantic restaurant's. Here's our list of the top 3. If you are looking for romance and ambiance these should be on the top of your list too.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/27/2010
Memorial Day and Decoration Day are not the same although they are often celebrated on the same weekend. Read on to learn more about Memorial Day and Decoration Day.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/23/2010
Hurry! Dollywood season passes are only available at Food City through April 30. They are such a great family value that it's hard to go wrong with a Dollywood season pass.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/22/2010
What are the differences between Southern Baptists and the United Methodist Church? The writer of this article attended Local Pastor's Licensing School with the United Methodist Church. Read it to find out more.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/19/2010
Waynesville, North Carolina is a step into nostalgic yesteryear. It was a pleasant visit with some of the friendliest people you'll find anywhere.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/19/2010
A review of my experience at the Bob Evans Restaurant in Lexington, KY.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/14/2010
Why not visit museums in Knoxville for your next vacation or outing? This top 10 list has something for everyone.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/14/2010
A business traveler's dream. It had beautiful decor, spacious facilities and meeting areas with lots of parking. How was everything else? Find out by reading this article.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/14/2010
This great seafood restaurant offers tasty food. It's right off of the Dandridge, TN I-40, Exit 417.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/14/2010
What did shine toting ridge runners have to do with NASCAR? Read this article to find out.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/14/2010
The EconoLodge is a budget motel chain. The rooms are usually comfortable and clean. Read here to see how this one stacks up.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/14/2010
Cumberland Gap National Park has lots to offer. Choose from hiking, camping and viewing from Pinnacle Overlook. Tour a cave. Learn more about Cumberland Gap at this national park.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/14/2010
Knoxville, Tennessee area charities and nonprofit organizations accomplish much in our community. The area is fortunate to have these charities helping here.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/13/2010
Here are photos of my melt and pour bars of soap. This was a fun process. Using them is even better than they look in the photos.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/12/2010
Have you ever wondered what Mast General Store is like? This slideshow answers your question?
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/12/2010
The rustic splendor of the Appalachian Mountains comes alive in the Cumberland Gap National Park.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/12/2010
Does the thought of a long family road trip make you cringe? Let these tips take the anxiety out of your next vacation.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/12/2010
Don't throw motel safety out the window on your next vacation. Use these tips to stay safe!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/12/2010
Here's the scoop on Earth Day 2010 festivals in Knoxville and Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Times, freebie giveways, entertainment and more.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/11/2010
Agritourism is the current "big thing" in rural tourism. What exactly is it? Read more to find out.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/9/2010
Looking for the best burgers in Knoxville? Start your search here.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/8/2010
Johnny Carino's advertises authentic Italian Food. Does the food taste at this location match the claim?
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 4/5/2010
Do southern roots and Italian heritage add up to a quality dining experience. This review on Puleo's Grille in Knoxville tells all.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 3/23/2010
To learn about a small town domestic violence support program read this article. If you are in a dangerous relationship outside of East TN call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1.800.799.SAFE.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 3/23/2010
Your special occasion visit to Knoxville may not be complete without flowers. Here's where you can pick up cut flower arrangements or bouquets.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 3/21/2010
Farmers markets are filled with the fresh goodness of farm products. If you've never been to one before this article will help.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 3/16/2010
A rundown and highlights of 3 unique Alaska State Parks. If you've ever wanted to visit Alaska this article will convince you to go.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 3/12/2010
From sandy shores to history Alabama State Parks has it all. Read this list and be impressed. You may have found your next vacation spot.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 3/12/2010
Begin your vacation planning with this list of state parks. State parks make great vacation destinations! Try the links to find more information about each state.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 3/11/2010
These parks offer an "off the beaten path" experience that is unparalleled. Come see the breathtaking beauty and remote wilderness that few will experience.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 3/8/2010
What were the top 10 National Parks of 2009? Is your favorite park on the list? Read this article to see.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 3/8/2010
Are you tired of the traditional spring break experience? Are you looking for something more? If you have some hiking knowledge the Appalachian Trail may be perfect for your spring break or vacation.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 3/8/2010
Has your nonprofit stepped into the social media age? This article explains 5 different types of platforms and how to connect with volunteers by using them.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 3/2/2010
Looking for the perfect vacation getaway? Start your search on YouTube. Here's how.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 3/1/2010
The group of walkers are on a non-proliferation peace walk to raise awareness. They will travel through snow, ice and over mountains. Read this interview to learn more.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 2/20/2010
An eclectic mix of Sushi, Japanese, Chinese and Greek food. Does the menu work?
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 2/19/2010
With discounted travel options even college students can afford to explore the world. These are just a few of the companies that offer discounts.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 2/15/2010
Have you ever wondered how to have the least expensive cheap Walt Disney World vacation ever? This year it's possible to have the vacation of your dreams. All it takes is a little planning and a few basic tips.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 2/15/2010
Mardi Gras is celebrated like never before. Here are some top vacation ideas for New Orleans.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 2/15/2010
This may be the most unique gift I ever gave.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 2/15/2010
Morristown has history, shops and a revitalized downtown area.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 1/24/2010
History and southern culture collide in this historic town.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 1/22/2010
An overview of the health kit collection stream. Read how our local church is one of many impacting lives in Haiti.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 1/22/2010
A pretty southern town with lots of charm.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 1/21/2010
Ribbon roses are easy to make and add an elegant touch.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 1/19/2010
Where and how to donate cash or supplies to Haiti earthquake relief. What should you consider before handing over your donation?
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 1/15/2010
Looking for personalized wedding favors? This list has you covered.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 1/13/2010
Go Big Orange!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 1/13/2010
Love comes in different flavors, can be unexpected but is always welcome.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 1/9/2010
What kid doesn't want to go sledding? Here are tips to make it safe and accident free.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 1/9/2010
Great ideas for kids who can't go outside to play.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 1/8/2010
Looking for Valentine's Day decorating ideas? If so, you have come to the right place. Read on for a list of the top 5 decorating ideas!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 1/7/2010
These craft ideas will help your child's class have a great party. All ideas are from a former homeroom mom.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 1/7/2010
Looking for free printable cards? From Disney to Cupid this list has you covered!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 1/7/2010
Looking for the hottest Valentine's Day printables and coloring sheets? This list has it all!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 1/7/2010
Good food and service at this Chinese restaurant.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 1/7/2010
Ready, set go!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/30/2009
A soft blanket of snow turns these cities into a winter wonderland. Watch what happens to the Snowy's sign.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/20/2009
Turn junk mail and newspaper advertisements into paper beads for a gift that is frugal and beautiful.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/18/2009
Do you need gifts for a group? If you need cheap Christmas gifts for your child's classroom, your Sunday School class or to hand out at the office, these Santa pins may fit the bill.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/11/2009
Need a bunch of small gifts for a classroom or friends for Christmas? Painted on cinnamon sticks, these Santa Claus pins are fast and easy to make.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/11/2009
A pine cone DIY Christmas wreath makes a beautiful cheap Christmas gift. It gives years of functionality to the recipient.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/10/2009
Got pine cones? Use them for easy and fast Christmas decorations.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/10/2009
A coloring book made from free printable coloring sheets can make a nice stocking stuffer.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/9/2009
This list of Christian Christmas terms is not comprehensive but attempts to define some of the terms that you may hear during Christmas worship.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/9/2009
At our nonprofit, we have a warning that is passed from older volunteers to newer ones. Never put anything you want to keep in the office of the executive director.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/9/2009
Yes, some restaurants are open on Christmas Day. Here's a list of the ones we've found.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/8/2009
Here are some ideas for that unwanted Christmas gift that you may never have thought about.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/8/2009
Attending a Christmas Eve church service is a tradition that many families celebrate. This list will help you find a worship service for your family.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/7/2009
These are the perfect ideas for how to have the most romantic Valentine's Day ever!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/6/2009
There's no better place to celebrate New Year's Eve than Knoxville, Tn. Here's why.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/6/2009
People will tell you that in rural areas people aren't homeless. They are wrong.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/6/2009
The new no-rinse Colgate Wisp is available in drugstores and discount retailers nationwide. The package claims to freshen breath without need for rinsing or water. That sounds good but does it work?
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/5/2009
The Berea College Christmas concert is like no other. The women's choir performance of "One Voice" spoke to your soul. The band was spectacular and the Black Choir rocked! (My daughter is in the band and choir. This review is respectfully biased.)
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/5/2009
The first article in the Hope Happens series.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 12/2/2009
If this incredible display doesn't put you in the Christmas mood nothing will.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 11/28/2009
Despite troubles, here's a list of what I am thankful for this year. What are you grateful to have in your life?
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 11/26/2009
On Nov 14, 2009 agencies from across the U.S. gathered to speak out against child sexual assault. The following is a speech transcript.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 11/19/2009
Looking for great stocking stuffers for tent campers? Check out this list!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 11/10/2009
Are you looking for stocking stuffer ideas for sportsmen? This list will help you find the right gifts.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 11/10/2009
On November 14, 2009 organizations will gather from across the US to speak out against child sexual abuse.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 11/3/2009
Support KARM and AO and donate your old coat today. It may save a life.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 11/2/2009
Looking for Thanksgiving Dinner in Knoxville? With this great list you are sure to find the perfect spot!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 11/2/2009
LeMaricus Davidson becomes the latest member of Tennessee's death row.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 11/1/2009
Want the scoop on the best stocking stuffers for travelers? Here's the list to get you started!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/29/2009
Follow coverage on Twitter #cntrial.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/28/2009
Great low cost gift ideas for couples. They're not as hard to buy for at Christmas as you might think.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/26/2009
Struggling with getting the perfect gift for your writer? You need not worry. This list has you covered.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/26/2009
Looking for an inexpensive gift idea? You have come to the right place!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/26/2009
November is Epilepsy Awareness Month. Here are 5 ways to participate.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/26/2009
What a great day to celebrate!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/23/2009
Lemarcus Davidson is the latest of several to be tried in the carjacking, rapes and murders of Channon Christian and boyfriend Chris Newsom. The trial is expected to conclude next week.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/23/2009
Are you having fun with all these "special days"? Here's another one for you to enjoy.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/22/2009
A thank you to the commentators who have helped make my work a page view success.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/21/2009
Happy National Pumpkin Cheesecake Day to you and yours! Life's too short not to eat dessert first. If you aren't sure how to celebrate, here's a whole list of ideas!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/21/2009
A great book for survivors of all kinds of trauma! The book is a quick read that you won't want to put down.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/21/2009
National Writing Day is a new special day in 2009. It was developed to encourage good writing skills. Celebrating is easy. How will you mark the occasion?
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/20/2009
Global climate change isn't something our grandchildren will have to deal with. It is something we must deal with, now.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/15/2009
How will you celebrate International Drum Month? Here are some ideas.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/12/2009
Thousands of voices. One conversation. Join us on October 15, 2009 as we blog about Global Climate Change. It's a reality. It's here. Together we can make a difference.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/11/2009
Check out this article for ideas to help you celebrate great bosses!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/11/2009
For the grumpy grouches that we all know...
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/11/2009
Here's another fun way to celebrate October 14th!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/10/2009
Be bald and be free on October 14, 2009. It's a fun day to celebrate baldness!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/10/2009
This fun day celebrates one of our earliest explorers.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/8/2009
Pet friendly dining comes to Knoxville, TN in September 2009. Will "Yappy Hour" be next at these pet friendly restaurants?
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/6/2009
How do you keep your child safe? This article has a few tips.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/5/2009
Aviation History is a fun and exciting way to learn about science and history. This is a great month to have fun with the kids! Here are a few ideas to get you started.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/5/2009
Get a free depression screening on National Depression Screening Day.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/5/2009
Why not celebrate this fun special day? It might just bring a smile to someone's face.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/4/2009
Come on, admit it. You smiled when you saw the title didn't you? If so, that's the whole point of World Smile Day! :0)
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/2/2009
Celebrate German-American Day! This article tells you how and celebrates some of the achievements and contributions of German-Americans.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/2/2009
Globally, teachers are often overworked and underpaid. Use the ideas in this article to make them feel more appreciated.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/1/2009
Protecting our computer is protecting ourselves. It's now more important than ever to be vigilant against phshing and cyber security attacks. Want to learn more? Read on!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/1/2009
Here are a few ideas to help you celebrate World Animal Day on October 4, 2009.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/1/2009
Did you know that World Communion Day is Sunday, October 4, 2009? Is the one day a year that Christians set aside their differences and focus on one thing: Jesus!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/1/2009
A day to celebrate Captain Kangroo? What fun! Do you need any ideas? If so, this article will help get you started on your own celebration.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 10/1/2009
A tsunami advisory was issued for the US pacific coast due to a magnitude 8 earthquake in Samoa.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/30/2009
These easy recipes are fast and cut stress. What's not to love?
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/29/2009
The elderly are sometimes a forgotten part of our lives. This article has some concrete ideas for making connections again.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/29/2009
Mud Pack Definion: Tons of cheap fun in an itty bitty envelope!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/29/2009
We need to be energy conscious all year around. October is a great month to get started. These terrific tips will help you save energy and improve the environment.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/29/2009
This one almost slipped past me. I'm glad it didn't!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/29/2009
Everyone is talking about the wedding of Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/28/2009
October is a big month to celebrate Italian heritage. So who's on the AC list? Let's find out...
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/28/2009
Another fun "Today is..." article. Read here to learn more about Confucius and how to celebrate.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/28/2009
When you're too tired to cook you want something that will hit the table in a hurry. This meal is conveniently packaged and reasonably priced. Does it live up to its promises?
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/28/2009
In the panic and worry over a sick child siblings often feel left out. Here are workable tips to lessen the anxiety for everyone but especially for siblings.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/28/2009
World Rabies Day underscores just how important rabies vaccinations really are.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/27/2009
Grandma tried to tell me to buy Made in the U.S.A. products. Wise in many ways, my paternal grandmother immigrated to the U.S. early in her life. I wish I had listened to her more. This is an open letter to her memory...
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/26/2009
Need ideas for Halloween? This article has 10 of the greatest ideas that you will find. They are easy to create and budget friendly. Intrigued? Read on.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/25/2009
When Tomlin heard about National Dog Week he insisted that I share his favorite celebration tips with you. Sorry if it's a little rushed. I have to get busy throwing the ball. I'm sure you understand...
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/25/2009
Nothing says "I love you" or "I care" like homemade cookies. These recipes are an easy breeze to whip up and they are delicious too!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/24/2009
Twitter Trending Topics is a great way to be more aware of what's going on in the world. Did you know that today is National Punctuation Day? I didn't. Read on for more.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/24/2009
Visiting or living in the south? Knowing these terms will make life easier. Or not, but you'll have fun reading them.
Part 3 in the Southern Culture series.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/23/2009
Did all ya'll catch the nuances in my earlier article on Southern Culture? If not, you might want to read it. This article is Part 2 in the series and explains much of what you read in Part 1.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/23/2009
There are subtleties to Southern culture that don't exist anywhere else. If you are trying to understand The South this article may help. It is just one person's experience.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/22/2009
This product may be great for flu protection but is it practical enough to use daily?
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/22/2009
What you need to know about workplace violence from a victim.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/22/2009
Parenting a student with epilepsy is hard. It's even tougher when school is thrown into the mix. Here is our story of what we did to make it work.
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/21/2009
Looking for an alternative Halloween idea? This list will help you come up with the perfect plan!
By Gayle Crabtree | Published 9/21/2009
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