Brewing Tea and Memories
Have you ever received a gift you weren’t really sure what to do with? My Grandma Dorothy had a knack for giving gifts like that....
Virginia George
Eating at the Thunder Bay Country Market
My Grandma Irene was a good cook. She rarely used a recipe – only for baking and even then just barely – but some of...
Passion for Pumpkin
Pumpkin fare is one of those controversial food conversations. You have the people who cannot WAIT for the moment pumpkin spice comes back on local...
A Bit About Bread
I think we can all agree that technology has its blessings and curses. There are great things to be said about the connectivity we enjoy...
Chill Adventures: Local Frozen Delights
Summers are for exploring, and around here, there is a lot to explore. We have interesting small towns peppered throughout the wilderness, we have bustling...
Wood-Fired Wonders
Fire is a powerful force. Most of the time we associate it with destruction. As the spouse of a firefighter, I know this well. When...
Legacy of Taste and Tradition
Legacy is an interesting thing. As individuals, our legacy is the influence we hope to leave behind when we are gone. The love and wisdom...
The Rebellious Paradox of Spring
Spring. Even though we don’t pass our official last frost date for a couple more weeks, it’s probably safe to say that spring is really...