NOTE: see the bottom of Sunday's Site posts for homes for sale in the area Minneapolis is known as the City of Lakes, and when springtime arrives Minneapolitans come out in droves to walk...Read More
NOTE: see the bottom of Sunday's Site posts for homes for sale in the area With winter delivering the biggest snowfall of the season a few days ago it seems appropriate to visit a...Read More
NOTE: see bottom of Sunday's Site posts for homes for sale in the area around the site We took care of our 3-year-old grandson on Friday. It was too cold to go outside...Read More
We are lucky to have so many wonderful arts opportunities in our Twin Cities community. One of the oldest is the Minneapolis Institute of Arts (MIA), a free museum operated for...Read More
NOTE: see the bottom of Sunday's Site posts for homes for sale in the area We have so many great places to eat scattered throughout the Twin Cities it's nice to have a...Read More
Coming out of the biggest shopping season into the coldest season of the year seems like an appropriate time to visit Southdale Center. It first opened in October 1956 and...Read More
We were in downtown Hopkins on Friday evening, a small western suburb not far from Minneapolis known for its outstanding school system. Its downtown Main Street has a real small town feel, with...Read More
We had a sleepover at our house on Friday night with two of our grandchildren and when we awoke to the beautifully falling snow on Saturday morning I couldn't help...Read More
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