To busk: Dancing, singing, or reciting on the street or in a public place (dictionary.com) Summer 2020 sure seems off … More
Author: Maggie Murphy
Maggie is a life-long Michigander and modern day renaissance woman. She earned her B.A. from Hillsdale College and attended graduate school at GVSU. She works at a local community college and is the author of the children’s book, “Sara Dippity.” Maggie also enjoys performing Irish, Scottish, and Americana folk music, attending book clubs, foraging for the perfect cup of tea, and running a small farm with her husband, Chad.
The Other Mighty Mac
A well known Michigan landmark is our Mackinac Bridge, or the Mighty Mac, connecting the upper and lower peninsula. We … More
An Evening at Grimsby Hollow
“To have a raven’s knowledge” -Irish Proverb Kilkenny Corkers recently performed at Grimsby Hollow, a local meadery. This cozy establishment … More
Guest Blogger: Cowboys and Flyboys
By Dr. Micah Murphy (Flyboys in training at Navy Air Station Corpus Christi, 1943-44, Grandpa Springer is in the front … More
Calling all Foodies: The Latin House
If your palate is nudging you to try something new, check out The Latin House in Grand Rapids, Michigan! Here … More
Bagpipes, Thistles, and a Wee Dram, Part Three
For the final leg of our adventure, we headed south to the coastal village of Oban and finished with a … More
Bagpipes, Thistles, and a Wee Dram, Part Two
After our adventures in Stirling and Inverness, we headed to the Isle of Skye for a few days. The drive … More
Bagpipes, Thistles, and a Wee Dram, Part One
Chad and I recently returned from a grand Scottish adventure! The Scottish countryside was some of the most beautiful I’ve … More
A Passion for Philanthropy
I recently came across a memorable post on LinkedIn: Want to be happy for a day, take a nap. Want … More
The Parting Glass for Year’s End
The new year approaches quickly! A few months ago, a co-worker suggested instead of New Year’s Resolutions, we should begin … More
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