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
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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
Walking the Oneida Museum Nature Trail
The sun is shining, the grass is growing and the birds are singing. It’s finally spring and it’s time to start exploring outside again! A … continue reading
Why I’ll Visit the Oneida Nation Museum Again (and again)
Thankfully our morning at the museum wasn’t like the movie Night at the Museum. Saturday my son’s scout den visited the Oneida Museum. P and I … continue reading
Welcome to the Oneida Community Library
In October my mom and I checked out the Oneida Market. Then a couple of weeks ago, through my job, I had an opportunity to … continue reading
Ask Yourself, What am I doing here?
Fuera de las sombras Friday night my son and I attended a reception for a new exhibit, Out of the Shadows- Fuera de las Sombras, … continue reading
Taste of Wisconsin at Zesty’s Frozen Custard
Zesty’s is a delicious way for kids to earn another stamp in their Passports to Green Bay. P earned this passport stamp right away (several … continue reading
Golden Age of Video Arcade Games
When I was kid in the 80s, videogames were hot. Sadly, my brother and I weren’t allowed to have them at home and we couldn’t … continue reading