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27
Feb
2019


TAKE YOUR KIDS TO EXPERIENCE JUNIOR KNIGHTS TRAINING AT MEDIEVAL TIMES THIS
SPRING BREAK

categories: DFW, family, kids, travel

Did you know that Medieval Times is now offering special Junior Knights Training
at the Dallas Castle over Spring Break? It is the perfect opportunity for your
brave young knight to prepare for battles of imagination. Wondering what it
includes? I’ve got the scoop.

 



During Junior Knight Training Kids Will Enjoy: Watching an exclusive weapons
demonstration by our Knights and Weapons Master, and learning about the grueling
training it takes to become a Knight. Upon completion of their training your
children will be knighted by her majesty Maria Isabella in a group knighting
ceremony.

Knights Training is available Friday March 8th before the 6pm show and before
all 2pm shows March 11 – 15. Admission is included with purchase of ea
ch child’s ticket. Children must be between the ages of 5 and 12 to participate.
Space is limited and training is available on a first come first served basis.
Training is open to both boys and girls. Closed toe shoes are required to
participate.

JUNIOR KNIGHT TRAINING IS OFFERED: 

Friday, March 8th

Doors open: 4:00 pm

Knight’s Training: 5:00 pm

Show: 6:00 pm

Monday, March 11th – Friday, March 15th

Doors open: 12:00 pm

Knight’s Training: 1:00 pm

Show: 2:00 pm

Link to purchase page:
https://www.medievaltimes.com/plan-your-trip/dallas-tx/special-offers/junior-knight-training.html?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=bloggers&utm_campaign=springbreak



About Spring Break at Medieval Times: Experience The Excitement of Medieval
Times this Spring Break.  A Four-course feast awaits as you watch the pageantry
and thrills of an authentic medieval tournament come to life inside the walls of
the Queen’s 11th Century Style Castle.  Six armor-clad Knights of the realm
compete in thrilling games on horseback as the pageant unfolds and cheers of the
Queen’s noble guests fill the arena.  Skill and strength are measured in the
combat.  Discover which of the Knights shall become champion.

Every Medieval Times Experience Includes:

-A hearty four-course meal prepared by Her Majesty’s master chefs

-Two hours of action packed live entertainment

-Complimentary Parking

ADULTS $38.95!

KIDS AND STUDENTS $30.95!

Must mention or enter code BLOG383 at time of purchase. Not valid with other
discounts, offers or group rates. Restrictions may apply. Valid thru 4/30/19.
Make your reservations by calling 1-888-935-6878 or visit medievaltimes.com

 

 

 

 

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03
Oct
2017


MY FITNESS JOURNEY: TRYING OUT CURVES – NO MAKEUP, NO MEN, NO MIRRORS

categories: DFW, Fitness, review

Thank you Curves International for sponsoring this post.



Over the last eighteen months, I’ve been on a fitness journey. I’ve committed to
working out 2-3 times a week, eating healthy, and losing weight. I’ve lost about
40 pounds, but still have a lot of work to do. I love trying new work outs, so
when the folks from Curves asked me to try out the 30 minute circuit training
method their gyms offer, I was in. Trying a new gym can be intimidating, but the
Curves coaches made us feel right at home instantly. They talked us through the
circuit, and what each machine does, and then let us jump in to action.



My favorite things about the Curves program are that you can arrive and jump in
to the circuit any time, without having to worry about a schedule. You listen to
the recording of the instructor on the screen, and move to the next exercise
each time she tells you. The exercises alternate between cardio and weight
machines. The Curves coaches helped me every time I was confused on a machine,
which made the process so easy.



So many things about traditional gyms can make it difficult to enjoy a work out.
The biggest ones for me are feeling like I don’t know what I’m doing, and
feeling like other people are judging me for not knowing what I’m doing or
looking silly. At Curves, the coaches take all the guess work out of the
exercises. Their policy of no men and no mirrors made me much less self
conscious than I normally am at the gym, and I loved being able to just focus on
the work out. Curves International, Inc. happens to be one of the largest chains
of fitness clubs for women in the world and its 30-minute circuit work out with
a coach works every major muscle group with strength training, cardio and
stretching.



Curves is also celebrating 25 years of fitness this month, and wants you to join
in the party. Find our local Curves here, and see if the Curves circuit is right
for you. You can also follow along on social media so you don’t miss any of the
anniversary giveaways. Check out Curves on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

This post was sponsored by Curves International but the content and opinions
expressed here are all my own.


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12
Jul
2017


KIDS GO FREE TO MEDIEVAL TIMES!

categories: DFW, dining out

Are you ready to blast your family back to the 11th century this summer? Right
now, Sundays through Thursdays at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament in Dallas.
Kids are completely FREE with the purchase of a full price adult ticket. It’s
time to give your family the medieval experience of their dreams! Enjoy a 2-hour
authentic medieval grand tournament including horses, jousting, fighting and
fun! All of this while you enjoy a delectable 4-course feast. Head here for
details:
 http://www.medievaltimes.com/plan-your-trip/dallas-tx/special-offers/kids-free-blog-coupon.html

 

This offer is only valid at the Dallas castle, go to www.medievaltimes.com for
offers at other locations.


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21
Mar
2016


A SHIFT IN FOCUS

categories: blogging, family
My view while speaking at our YoungLives North Central Texas Girl’s Night Out.

If you are a faithful reader here on Bare Feet on the Dashboard, you’ll know
that I’ve been involved with Young Life ministry in many different capacities
over the years. I stepped away from a full time role in ministry four years ago,
and this blog that was just a hobby became a way to provide for my family and
fill in the gap in our income made by leaving my full time job. It was truly a
gift from God, and the success of this blog was truly God’s provision for my
family. Thank you all for being part of that journey. Every page view and link
clicked helps us, and we greatly appreciate you. I never set out to be a career
blogger, but I found myself with an accidental full time job here on the blog.
Things became overly commercialized, and with every paid advertising post a
little bit of the joy was sucked away. This blog became something I never wanted
it to be.

Towards the end of last summer, I knew that God was pushing me to shift my focus
from working on this blog to working part time for Young Life again. Though I’d
had a seasonal part time job with Young Life over the last few years, this new
job would require more of my focus and attention year round. While I was sad
about setting aside this space I’d worked so hard to build, the ministry of
YoungLives (YL’s outreach to teen moms) captured my whole heart and ignited my
passion. By December I knew it was time to let go of the blog completely. I
walked away completely for three months. I don’t know whether or not my voice
here was missed, but I felt like my subscribers and followers deserved an
explanation.

I will still post here occasionally, but I promise it will only be when I am
truly moved to write by joy, passion, or need. The content on the blog will stay
up as long as it makes financial sense to continue to pay hosting fees. We no
longer depend on the blog for income, and the freedom that brings is
unbelievable. I will still be sharing about our life – mostly on Instagram.
Please feel free to follow our adventures there @barefeetonthedashboard.  Thanks
for being part of our story.


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20
Dec
2015


EASY GIFT GIVING WITH ZOËS KITCHEN

categories: Christmas, dining out, giving

The season of giving can be so joyful, but can also come with the stress of
choosing the perfect gift for all the people you care about in your life. When
the folks at Zoës Kitchen (my favorite lunch spot) contacted me with opportunity
to share their deliciousness with some of my favorite people, I jumped at the
chance. They challenged me to find three folks in my life who deserved a special
treat this holiday season.  Narrowing it down to three was incredibly difficult,
but I decided on three women who serve with me in Young Life and YoungLives.
Each of these ladies give so much of their time, energy, and love to this
ministry and I wish I could give them so much more. Read on to find out more
about them and about how Zoës Kitchen can simplify gift giving in your life.

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12
Dec
2015


SELL YOUR OLD STUFF AND FIND DEALS ON THE VARAGESALE APP

categories: budget, frugal

In our ongoing quest for simplification and battle against the clutter, we often
sell stuff we’re no longer using. We’ve just started using a brand new method to
buy and sell our stuff online – the VarageSale app. Former elementary school
teacher Tami Zuckerman created VarageSale with her husband with the goal of
making a more user friendly option than classified sites or social networks.
VarageSale makes it easy to list your unwanted items and simple to search for
whatever you’re looking for. I love that we can search specifically in our
community, and see the real identities of other members. Our experience has been
really positive so far, and I think the app will continue to improve as more
members join.

Right now VarageSale is active in 42 states with hundreds of local communities
and millions of users. New communities are being added all the time. It is free
to use through the app or desktop, and can be found at www.varagesale.com. You
can find great deals with stuff being sold for a fraction of retail prices.
Declutter your home by selling toys and clothes your children have outgrown, or
anything you don’t use any more. You can use the app without worry because every
member is approved by a local admin.



Do you buy and sell stuff online? What platform do you use? Try VarageSale for
yourself and let me know what you think.

If you are in the DFW area, click through the link below that matches your
location so you can get started on VarageSale today.

 * Arlington & Grand Prairie – http://m.varagesale.com/m/VpzqrBymTn
 * Carrollton & Farmers Branch – http://m.varagesale.com/m/WyYinD0eTn
 * Dallas Inner Loop – http://m.varagesale.com/m/hqS4xcqmTn
 * Duncanville/DeSoto/Lancaster – http://m.varagesale.com/m/vLcp7UumTn
 * Fort Worth – http://m.varagesale.com/m/86SLojVlTn
 * Mesquite & East Dallas – http://m.varagesale.com/m/adGCMthlTn
 * Richardson, Garland & Rowlett – http://m.varagesale.com/m/GTcJpMXfTn


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22
Nov
2015


GIFT GUIDE: JORD WATCH REVIEW

categories: fashion, His Point of View, shopping

My husband is notoriously hard to buy gifts for, and it frustrates me every
time. I remember one year he returned or exchanged every gift I bought him, even
the one he picked out himself. Don’t get me wrong, he is awesome and I love him
dearly. He is just a bit picky when it comes to gifts, and I’ve never excelled
at gift giving. Do you know those people who always choose the perfect
thoughtful gift for everyone they know? Yeah, I’m not one of those. I was
thrilled for us to have the opportunity to review a wood watch from Jord Watch,
because I knew my husband wanted one. The ordering process was so easy, and he
loves his watch. Read on to find out more about Jord Watches and exactly what we
think about them.
Wood Watch Review


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16
Nov
2015


10 GIFTS FOR A CHRIST CENTERED CHRISTMAS WITH YOUR KIDS

categories: Christmas, holiday, jesus

Every year it is the same struggle. Will I let the busyness of the season
overwhelm me or will I focus on the real gift of Christmas – the birth of
Christ? Gift giving can me stressful and expensive, and as I watch my kids’ wish
lists expand as quickly as my own I worry that we are drowning the joy of
Christmas with our wants and desires. Gift giving is an important part of how we
celebrate the holiday, so today I’m sharing ten gift ideas to help your family
have a Christ centered Christmas. As a bonus, the generous folks at Zonderkidz
are giving away five of the books I’m featuring to one lucky reader. Read on
find out more, enter the giveaway, and then hop over here to find 75+ Gift
Guides and Holiday Ideas for Kids from my favorite Kid Blogger Network friends.

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11
Nov
2015


CHALLENGE YOUR CHILD’S IMAGINATION BUILDING WITH BUNCHEMS

categories: kids, play, preschool