Molly Butler
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is a writer, gardener, and animal lover. She returned to the Mankato area after completing her MFA in Creative Writing at Hamline University. More of her work can be found at https://www.patreon.com/DitchPony You can also find her on Instagram and Facebook.
Weekend High Notes: Cabin Fever
Are you tired of staying inside? Don't be! In this week's column, Molly recommends a few events that can save you from your isolation and the monotony of everyday life.
Deep Valley Book Festival: Cabin Fever Edition
For the first time, the Deep Valley Book Festival is offering a second annual event. The Cabin Fever Edition will offer a wide range of activities centered around and for writers.
Weekend High Notes: Choose Your Own Adventure
Life is all about choices. To help you make a good one, Molly has recommended some fun activities to fill your weekend in this week's high notes.
Weekend High Notes: Strength in Asking
During times of struggle, you can find strength in others. This week, Molly not only recommends a few fun things to do, but she also discusses the ways the community is giving back to those in need.
Weekend High Notes: Valentine’s Day
Love Valentine's Day? Hate Valentine's Day? Molly gets it. In this week's column she's got plenty of recommendations for you no matter how you feel about hearts.
Weekend High Notes: Super Weekend
Super bowl weekend and a lot of great events - many of them not virtual! Molly talks about living mindfully whether we're at a cash register or fulfilling a lifelong dream
Weekend High Notes: Change is a Skill
In addition to the usual great recommendations for your weekend, Molly talks about kindly motivating yourself in your efforts to change.
Weekend High Notes: Back in the Saddle
This week, Molly suggests we dust off an old hobby, passion, or interest and get back in the saddle - in addition to her regular great recommendations for your weekend, of course.
Artist of the Month: Brittney Wegener
Brittany Wegener is a mixed media artist creating three-dimensional art and who has used her art for personal growth. You can see her craft on display in January at The Fillin' Station.









