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The one lesson that I wished that I had learned earlier on in life, a lesson that would have really … Continue reading Dress for Success
Pacific North West Country Girl
Just a girl from the Upper Left trying to live a crazy life as simply as possible! I eat, workout, write, rodeo, hunt, hike, explore, repeat. The views expressed by the authors of this blog is the author's alone and do not represent the views of anyone else.
The one lesson that I wished that I had learned earlier on in life, a lesson that would have really … Continue reading Dress for Success
It’s hard to explain how it all came about. There can be so much and so little drama in the … Continue reading National State Rodeo Queen Teen Host Week
I think it’s such an interesting position that I am in. I never felt like I was a part of … Continue reading #PleaseAllowMeToIntroduce the 2016 & 2017 Miss NPRA’s
FIVE FAST FACTS WITH THE 2016 SISTER’S RODEO QUEEN ALY FAZZ
Rodeo Dates: June 10 – 12
The Sister’s Rodeo has the biggest purse nationally for the second weekend in June.
The Sister’s Rodeo has been featured in the New York Times and on The Late Night Show with David Letterman.
I absolutely love musicals… my favorite is “Hello Dolly!”
In my family I am known as the “Uno Champion” and it’s been near impossible to beat me since the time I was 5 years old! Continue reading Friday Feature: Sister’s Rodeo Queen Aly Fazz
Rodeo Queens are just like every other mainstream sport with three different seasons; preseason, league, and the post season. We may not be athletic but we are all athletes, training hard for our season, for our finals, and for our career Continue reading The Three Seasons of Rodeo Queening
I was fortunate enough to get to go to Wasilla, Alaska in the beginning of May as a part of my travels as the 2016 Miss Rodeo Oregon. It was such an amazing opportunity because it was a place that I never thought I would get to go and this is why these state titles are so amazing with their endless opportunities. Stay tuned for my self-proclaimed humorous thoughts on Alaska from my Oregonian perspective! Continue reading Alaska Updates by the Oregonian
When it comes to being a rodeo queen mom no one has don more or worked more years than Barb Carr, the current Miss Rodeo Oregon Pageant Inc. president and mother of 2011 Miss Rodeo Oregon and 2012 Miss Rodeo America Mackenzie Carr Ivie. Check out her thoughts about what it’s like to be the “Ultimate Rodeo Queen Mom!” Continue reading Gracious, Class, Investment & Work: The Life of a Rodeo Queen featuring Barb Carr
Our next feature is Vixen Wrecks, the mother of last year’s Junior Miss Rodeo Oregon. She discusses how the year bonding with her daughter, traveling throughout Oregon is one she wouldn’t trade for anything. She speaks of the lessons she learned and the message of loving yourself enough to love others speak volumes to those mom and daughter duos out there conquering the rodeo road! Continue reading Rodeo Queens & Their Mom’s: The Bond featuring Vixen Wrecks
Our next Mother’s Day blog post comes from the first mother to ever have two young women in the Miss Rodeo Oregon Pageant program: Susan Sheely.
Susan is the mother of Hannah and Katie Sheely who were the 2013 Teen Miss Rodeo Oregon and 2013 Junior Miss Rodeo Oregon at the same time! Continue reading The Perks of a Rodeo Queen Mom featuring Susan Sheely
Kristi Schrock is the mother of the first ever sister’s to hold the title of Miss Rodeo Oregon; the 2013 Miss Rodeo Oregon Nicole Schrock and the 2016 Miss Rodeo Oregon Katie Schrock. She talks about how she loves her camera as her form of artwork to showcase what the life of a rodeo queen mom is like… through the lens of her Canon camera. Continue reading Through a Mother’s Lens featuring Kristi Schrock