Wordless Wednesday- Historic Hazelwood’s Holiday Victorian Tea
The Holiday Teas are over this year, but you can still make it to Hazelwood’s Dickens of a Christmas. It begins this weekend. Maybe we’ll see you there! … continue reading
Field Trips
To write or not to write, that’s a silly question
Just because you can do something, should you? I wondered to myself while waiting in the lower level of the library for what I expected to … continue reading
Field Trip: Big John and the Iron Mine
I went on my first mine tour when I was a teenager. We were on a family vacation in the Keeweenaw Peninsula of Michigan’s Upper … continue reading
What to Expect at Mom & Son Cub Scout Camp
I LOVED our time together at Mom and Son and I love camping. I write this with a smile and a sense of humor. Here’s what … continue reading
Throwback Throw Down
Picture it: A bookworm girl in her junior year of high school. 1990-something. Some girl was going to beat me up. A girl I didn’t … continue reading
If Tombstones Could Talk
I’ve never feared cemeteries. As a child I wandered the small cemetery where my relatives were buried, imagining the stories of so many of the … continue reading
Field Trip: Hazelwood Historic House with Kids
I won’t lie. My son did not want to come with me to tour Hazelwood Historic House Museum. In the end, finding a time when … continue reading
Seroogy’s Chocolate is Educational, Right?
Saturday, after listening to P watch episode after episode of Lab Rats, I told P to turn off the TV and find something creative to … continue reading
Not Your Average Picnic: Eating with Bison
Last year P and I decided to check out Oneida’s bison herd. We heard there was an overlook to watch the bison. We were pleasantly … continue reading