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Category Archives: Seasons
Macy’s Flower Show
Once again it is that time of year for the Macy’s Flower Show which has become a Minneapolis tradition. Macy’s has their flower show in 5 different cities, Minneapolis, New York City, San Francisco, Chicago and Philadelphia. This year’s show, … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Relocation, Seasons
Tagged Asia, auditorium, Bachmanns, flower show, India, Macy's, spring, Twin Cities
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Spring in Minnesota
Whether you are new to Minnesota or not I’m sure this March you are wondering what has happened to spring? Last year March was also a strange spring with record or near record high temperatures on many days. March 2013 … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Facts, Seasons
Tagged Minnesota, snow, spring, sun, winter, yard work
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Curing The Winter Blues
This is the time of year where many Minnesotans start suffering from the winter blues. It has been so dark, cold and then there is the snow and ice. Some people head south for some sun and fun but not … Continue reading
Minnesota Ice Castle
Don’t miss out on the ice castle being built in the parking lot at the Mall of America in Bloomington! The castle will open on New Year’s Eve, December 31, and stay open until February 20, weather permitting. This is … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Events, Outdoor Recreation, Relocation, Seasons
Tagged bloomington, Ice Castle, icicles, Mall Of America Ice Castle, moa
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Minnesota Winter Cabin Fever
The kids will be out of school soon for their winter break that lasts 1-2 weeks. Sure, they like to go out and play in the snow and cold but they can only do that for so long before they … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Holidays, Relocation, Seasons
Tagged cabin fever, free home activities, holiday break, Holidays, kids activities, winter
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Lutefisk Anyone?
With the strong Scandinavian heritage in Minnesota, Lutefisk always becomes a subject at holiday time! Lutefisk dates back to the Vikings so it is quite an old tradition. Lutefisk is dried cod soaked in a lye solution for a few … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Holidays, Relocation, Seasons
Tagged lutefisk, Lutfisk, norwegian, Scandinavian, swedish
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Holiday Events in the Twin Cities
The holiday season has begun and you may be wondering what is going on in the Twin Cities this season. There are many different events, many are free and many are family friendly. I will touch on just a few … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Events, Holidays, Relocation, Seasons
Tagged christmas, flower show, holiday, holidazzle parade, ice skating, Macy's, pub crawl, santa, Twin Cities
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Why the Twin Cities are great
You are moving to this area and are asking yourself – Why are the Twin Cities great – you are not alone Probably the greatest thing about living in the Twin Cities is the diversity. In the cities themselves, there … Continue reading
Posted in Facts, Food, Neighborhoods, Relocation, Seasons, Sports
Tagged guthrie, lakes, neighborhoods, parks, ponds, restaurants, rivers, Twin Cities
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Comfort Food Season
Here in Minnesota we have entered the comfort food season. The weather has cooled off, it is dark so much of the time it seems and we all have the urge to eat comfort foods. Just as a nice crispy … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Relocation, Seasons
Tagged casserole, comfort food, crockpot, hotdish, jello, meat and potatoes, Minnesota
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Scenic Drives in Minnesota
There are plenty of scenic drives to be taken in Minnesota but I thought I would mention a few of the more popular ones. Fall is a great time to travel the state and see the leaves, stay at a … Continue reading
