Much of my free time is spent combing the endless amounts of fantastic information on the internet about what new things I can experience and learn about. It doesn’t take too much effort to get interested in a story provided it has something unique or historical about it – I can geek out pretty easily. When […]
*Disclosure: When talking about religion and history, often times there are two sides (or more!) to be told. Depending on your beliefs or national heritage, you may agree or disagree with the following historical account. I am neither invested in the Roman Catholic Church nor the Eastern Orthodox Church, and have attempted to tell an […]
On a super sunny, perfect summer Friday morning we made our way across Western NY and then finally through the quiet winding road of Dale Dr and arrived at our destination. Lily Dale is a gated community, and to even gain entrance to the town there is a $10 per person fee. We paid up […]
The Mission Restaurant is a Pan-American style restaurant decked out in Mexican folk art. Our Lady Of Guadalupe is represented on the wall, Dios de Los Meurtes “sugar skulls” and tin Sacred Hearts are scattered around the entire restaurant making it a super colorful place to have enjoyed my migas for breakfast while in town […]
Early in the days of this blog we visited St. Stanislaus Kostka Church in Rochester, NY–a beautiful work of art in what was once the Polish neighborhood of the city. The church itself is fantastic, and its history rich, and within the last few years became home to a pretty special piece that holds a […]
