June 8, 2011 I think Sarah Palin should write a book on American history. Just think of all the new twists and turns that would occur. For instance, here is Sarah explaining the historic ride of Paul Revere.
June 6, 2011 Important information you should know! The American Heart Association and Essentia Health will be offering FREE Hands Only CPR training on Friday, June 10 from 11-1 at the Miller Hill Mall. I'll be broadcasting LIVE from the event and hope you stop by to learn how to save lives AND sign up to win Trace Adkins tickets while we visit!!
May 29, 2011 On the way to the campground this week-end we commented on how big the leaves of the trees were, not knowing we should enjoy them while we have them! ARMY WORMS!!! When we camp at Grand Casino Hinckley we always run the back country roads. It reminds me of the back roads in Wrenshall. While running we experience beautiful forestry and quaint farms where locals work hard growing crops and raising cattle (which sometimes makes it difficult to breathe when running...."dairy air")...but we weren't prepared to see what we saw. We should have been, it IS that time of year.
May 25, 2011 With the Memorial week-end ahead, (and SO much to do), I thought I would share a SUPER easy dessert recipe that "looks" hard to make and reeks of summer goodie-goodness. The Berry Bliss Cake! You can even change out the blackberries for blueberries and it will be red, white and blue.....perfect! Here's the recipe, but if you want a how-to video, just click on the delectable picture to the left.
Alaine Caudle wasn’t only looking for the right words for her valedictorian speech.
She was also looking for the right melody.
May 22, 2011 I grew up in Duluth and I can tell I'm getting older because I soon will have only one school left open. I went to Grant Elementary (still open!), Washington Junior and Duluth Central High School. As Duluth Central prepares to close its doors, I see some great stories reflecting on what it has meant to this community. For me personally it was not only was the school my mom, sisters and I graduated from, it was a place that provided amazing friends and memories that I will have for the rest of my life.
I loved going to Duluth Central because it provided more than an education. I didn't come from the richest family at Central or the poorest, but I became friends with that spectrum of people as Central truly was the melting pot school in the area. Cultural, ethnic and socioeconomic diversity all existed inside Duluth Central High School and we all learned from each other.
