Free 1 Scoop Sundae for Dads!
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All fathers are welcome to come on in to Culver's on Sunday, June 21st for a free 1 scoop sundae! We all know how hard every dad works all year, so we would like to give you a special treat on YOUR DAY! This offer is valid all day, and 1 sundae per father.
We hope to see everyone here on Sunday, June 21st!
Sincerely,
Your Culver's Team
Sincerely,
Your Culver's Team
Culver's of Kenosha
5220 Green Bay Road
Kenosha, WI
53142
262-652-2002
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Monday, June 8, 2009
once you do it once
We went to the Zoo when my sister was here a couple weekends ago. The first time we went last year I said, "Why don't you try to stand like those flamingos?" Now EVERY time we go the kids want there picture taken looking like a flamingo. I can have a whole looking like a flamingo scrapbook.
Saturday, June 6, 2009
looking for a used bike??
I thought this was interesting?? If you attend 3 at $10 each you get a free bike ($30). COuld be a good deal if you need a bike?!?
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There will be several workshops happening at the REC and CEDAR, environmental centers opened by UW-Parkside and the City of Kenosha and Racine . These workshops are $10 each and if you go to three of them at either center, you will receive a free used bike. If you can please call ahead (262-595-2651 Caitlin) so we know how many people will be attending, it would be appreciated. Otherwise just show-up, they all will be a good time!
Summer Workshops
All Workshops are from 5-7pm
Root River Environmental Community Center (REC)
1301 W. 6th Street, Racine
June 10th: Mapping and Geocaching
Workshop by John Ward, Assistant Professor of Geography, UW-Parkside
From our cars to our cell phones, Global Positioning Systems (GPS) technology is quickly becoming ubiquitous in our daily lives. This workshop will cover the basics of the utilization of GPS for navigation and mapping. We will also be participating in a popular GPS activity known as Geocaching, so come prepared to go on a "treasure hunt"!
June 18th: Bicycle mechanics and repair - Brian Boehm
July 13th: Bird Neighbors
Workshop by Beth Geppinger, Naturalist at Richard Bong State Recreation Area
July 14th: Bugs I’ve Wondered About
Workshop by Scott Thomson, Associate Professor of Biological Sciences, UW-Parkside
This workshop will increase your knowledge about some of the insects and other arthropods you may encounter in your house, yard or neighborhood. Color slides, living specimens, and even a brief collecting excursion are included.
July 16th: Bicycle mechanics and repair - Brian Boehm
August 20th: Bicycle mechanics and repair - Brian Boehm
Center for Environmental Education, Demonstration, and Applied Research (CEDAR)
7825 1st Avenue, Kenosha- Southport Beach House
July 13th: Gardening- Composting, soil prep, and soil testing – Kate Jerome
July 22nd: Mapping and Geocaching
Workshop by John Ward, Assistant Professor of Geography, UW-Parkside
From our cars to our cell phones, Global Positioning Systems (GPS) technology is quickly becoming ubiquitous in our daily lives. This workshop will cover the basics of the utilization of GPS for navigation and mapping. We will also be participating in a popular GPS activity known as Geocaching, so come prepared to go on a "treasure hunt"!
July 23rd: Bike Mechanics and repair- Brian Boehm
August 10th: Bird Neighbors– Beth Geppinger
Workshop by Beth Geppinger, Naturalist at Richard Bong State Recreation Area
August 20th: Bugs I’ve Wondered About- M. Scott Thomson
Workshop by Scott Thomson, Associate Professor of Biological Sciences, UW-Parkside
This workshop will increase your knowledge about some of the insects and other arthropods you may encounter in your house, yard or neighborhood. Color slides, living specimens, and even a brief collecting excursion are included.
August 27th: Bike Mechanics and repair- Brian Boehm
September 17th: Bike Mechanics and Repair- Brian Boehm
Other workshop descriptions coming soon!
Caitlin DeLap
Environmental AmeriCorps* VISTA
UW-Parkside/CCP
Work: 262-595-2651
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There will be several workshops happening at the REC and CEDAR, environmental centers opened by UW-Parkside and the City of Kenosha and Racine . These workshops are $10 each and if you go to three of them at either center, you will receive a free used bike. If you can please call ahead (262-595-2651 Caitlin) so we know how many people will be attending, it would be appreciated. Otherwise just show-up, they all will be a good time!
Summer Workshops
All Workshops are from 5-7pm
Root River Environmental Community Center (REC)
1301 W. 6th Street, Racine
June 10th: Mapping and Geocaching
Workshop by John Ward, Assistant Professor of Geography, UW-Parkside
From our cars to our cell phones, Global Positioning Systems (GPS) technology is quickly becoming ubiquitous in our daily lives. This workshop will cover the basics of the utilization of GPS for navigation and mapping. We will also be participating in a popular GPS activity known as Geocaching, so come prepared to go on a "treasure hunt"!
June 18th: Bicycle mechanics and repair - Brian Boehm
July 13th: Bird Neighbors
Workshop by Beth Geppinger, Naturalist at Richard Bong State Recreation Area
July 14th: Bugs I’ve Wondered About
Workshop by Scott Thomson, Associate Professor of Biological Sciences, UW-Parkside
This workshop will increase your knowledge about some of the insects and other arthropods you may encounter in your house, yard or neighborhood. Color slides, living specimens, and even a brief collecting excursion are included.
July 16th: Bicycle mechanics and repair - Brian Boehm
August 20th: Bicycle mechanics and repair - Brian Boehm
Center for Environmental Education, Demonstration, and Applied Research (CEDAR)
7825 1st Avenue, Kenosha- Southport Beach House
July 13th: Gardening- Composting, soil prep, and soil testing – Kate Jerome
July 22nd: Mapping and Geocaching
Workshop by John Ward, Assistant Professor of Geography, UW-Parkside
From our cars to our cell phones, Global Positioning Systems (GPS) technology is quickly becoming ubiquitous in our daily lives. This workshop will cover the basics of the utilization of GPS for navigation and mapping. We will also be participating in a popular GPS activity known as Geocaching, so come prepared to go on a "treasure hunt"!
July 23rd: Bike Mechanics and repair- Brian Boehm
August 10th: Bird Neighbors– Beth Geppinger
Workshop by Beth Geppinger, Naturalist at Richard Bong State Recreation Area
August 20th: Bugs I’ve Wondered About- M. Scott Thomson
Workshop by Scott Thomson, Associate Professor of Biological Sciences, UW-Parkside
This workshop will increase your knowledge about some of the insects and other arthropods you may encounter in your house, yard or neighborhood. Color slides, living specimens, and even a brief collecting excursion are included.
August 27th: Bike Mechanics and repair- Brian Boehm
September 17th: Bike Mechanics and Repair- Brian Boehm
Other workshop descriptions coming soon!
Caitlin DeLap
Environmental AmeriCorps* VISTA
UW-Parkside/CCP
Work: 262-595-2651
Friday, June 5, 2009
smart moms know
I found this in Woman's Day magazine
Your first instinct is usually the right one.
Time-outs aren't just for kids.
Sometimes all a kid really needs is someone to listen.
You can't do it all ---and that's OK.
A nap works wonders on cranky toddlers and cranky husbands.
On a hectic day, fast food equals a stress-free dinner --no guilt allowed!
Your first instinct is usually the right one.
Time-outs aren't just for kids.
Sometimes all a kid really needs is someone to listen.
You can't do it all ---and that's OK.
A nap works wonders on cranky toddlers and cranky husbands.
On a hectic day, fast food equals a stress-free dinner --no guilt allowed!
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Summer Reading
Hey!! There are lots of opportunities to encourage summer reading with the kids...
Kenosha Library Summer Reading program
as well as this half price books
Chuck e cheese has one
Any more?
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
50's
It in the 50 and it's June. Is it too much to ask to not have to wear a parka in June. I have lived in Wisconsin for almost 8 years and still not use to it. I told Darren last night that once it turns hot it will be BLAZING until september. Oh well.
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