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Drink of the week: Raspberry Thyme Smash
Late summer is such a great time of year. Not only is preseason football starting, but you get to take advantage of the abundance of fruit and garden vegetable options that are only available this time of year. Whether you’re enjoying these ingredients raw, cooked in your favorite meals, or in a glass with a touch…
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY……
For many of us, our fathers are our heroes. We appreciate them for their love and guidance. A good father can set an example of strength, honor, sacrifice, and responsibility. On Father’s Day, we honor dads for their love and the lessons they have taught us. We hope these quotes about and for fathers will…
Throwback Thursday: The Leather Football Helmet
Before the advent of plastic football helmets, many football players wore leather helmets. It’s no coincidence that the earliest football helmet looked more like a padded aviator cap than the high-tech crash-tested helmet used by today’s players. The invention of the leather helmet most likely dates back to 1893, when Admiral Joseph Mason Reeve (the…
Drink of the day: The Moscow Mule
Popular for good reason, the Moscow Mule is one of the most refreshing things to sip on a hot summer day. Its also looks sharp in this copper mug. Ingredients: – 2 oz vodka – 4 to 6 oz ginger beer – .5 oz lime juice Instructions: Squeeze lime juice into a Moscow Mule mug. Add…
Time Hop Tuesday Honors: Tony Canadeo
Canadeo played for the Packers from 1941 to 1952 as a halfback, though he did miss most of the 1944 season as well as 1945 so he could serve in the US Army during World War II. Once he returned from War, Canadeo didn’t miss a game in his final seven seasons. Nicknamed the “Gray…
Passing of a legend
We want to express our deepest sadness and sympathies at the passing of Bart Star this morning. The first quarterback in history to win five National Football League championships, he is sports legend and was a man devoted to the service of others after leaving the sport. Starr, 85, played for the Packers from 1956…
