I rarely ask you, my loyal readers, to actually do anything. I may, every once in a while, ask you to consider sharing an article, if it’s about something that I feel as though people should really know about, but I rarely ask for more than that. But, today, I’ve got a favor to ask […]
Posted in Art and Culture, Education, Uncategorized, Ypsilanti | Also tagged 20 feet of meat, Are Fuller, call to action, eating challenges, eating competitions, Jim Cherewick, Knifebeard Sausagehawk, sausage, Team Smoot, Wurst Bar, Wurst Challenge |
In preparation for this weekend’s big Color Run that will be wreaking havoc in Ypsi, I thought that I’d repost what I’d written about the event last year, just as the “charity” event was wrapping up. Let me start out by saying that I like that the Color Run took place in Ypsi this morning. […]
Posted in Detroit, Other, Rants, Ypsilanti | Also tagged charity, Color Me Rad, Color Run, neon, raves, running, scams, techno |
For the last few years, my friends Tom and Trey have been taking part in the Make A Wish foundation’s annual Wish-A-Mile (WAM) bicycle tour fundraiser. They collect pledges, peddle their bikes some 300 miles, and then hand the cash over to the folks at the Make A Wish Foundation, so that they can can […]
I don’t usually grab posts wholesale from other sites and reprint them here, but I just read this on my friend Pete’s site and thought that it deserved to reach a wider audience. Freedom House, a small former convent located just under the Ambassador Bridge in Detroit has been providing food, shelter, and support for […]
Posted in Detroit | Also tagged Ambassador Bridge, American dream, aslyum, Cameroon, Degorah Drennan, Freedom House, Libya, Pete Larson, refugee, Russia, Rwanda, torture |
By Mark | November 12, 2009
I don’t pass parenting tips along all that often. It’s rare that I come across an idea that’s so unambiguously phenomenal that I want to share it. I picked something up from some friends recently, however, that I feel compelled to mention… They give their daughter an allowance, with the understanding that some percentage of […]