Where to Eat in Any City
I know Ann Arbor isn’t exactly high on people’s lists as a vacation destination. But we do get a quite a few visitors, either for athletic events or college … Continue reading
Ann Arbor Eats: Mikette
Until a few months ago, there was only one strictly French restaurant in Ann Arbor, a fact that still baffles me. So when Mikette opened a few months ago I … Continue reading
It’s Bourbon Time
Not so regrettably, my hillbilly days are over. It’s been 13 weeks since I started aging the whiskey I got from Ann Arbor Distilling Company. It was a kit they … Continue reading
How Art Can Help In Post-Election America
This past Monday I wrote a post on how this election season is showing how everyone needs to develop more empathy. Like many of you, I had no idea … Continue reading
The Hunchback of Notre Dame – The Musical
It’s been a while since I’ve posted about our theater doings, the last one being when I talked about how I absolutely LOATHE Grease. Then in Spring I was music … Continue reading
Ann Arbor Eats: Dirty Bird Fried Chicken
When did Nashville Chicken become a thing? OK, let’s back up. Nashville Chicken or “hot chicken” is fried chicken topped with a spicy Cayenne-based sauce on top of it. The … Continue reading
Dorm Room Romance
Living here in Ann Arbor, I’m around college students all the time. I’m sure many of you living in towns where a university is a huge part of the community … Continue reading
Hillbilly Update
It’s been 7 weeks since I started aging the mini-barrel of bourbon. To recap, I bought some of Ann Arbor Distilling’s first batch of bourbon in August. The kit … Continue reading
Bringing Chicago Back To Ann Arbor
After my cousin and I wrapped up our breakfast at Dove’s Luncheonette, we had some time to kill. We decided to head over to Costco to check out their booze … Continue reading
Channeling my Inner Hillbilly
After the cocktail class at Ann Arbor Distilling, I was having a couple extra drinks with my friend, the male half of The Bloodsucking Lawyers. We were talking to … Continue reading