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Sunday, September 15, 2013

Standing on the Soap box for Detroit


The last few months, I have made post regarding all that is positive and good in my home state and hometown. I started this blog to get the word out to young people like myself and even to people that are older than me, that the state of Michigan is not for “old people” or “retired auto workers” that there are great things to do in Michigan that people can have fun doing. I also started this blog to show the world that Detroit is not a city full of “thugs, robbers, killers, rapist, etc.” Yes, there is crime here in the city of Detroit, but we are a large city and crime everywhere not just in Detroit, but in your own neighborhoods. Detroit is a city full of history. History in music and national history. Did you know that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave the famous I have a Dream speech first in Detroit? Yes, right here.

                I am very passionate about my hometown. I cannot believe the media treats us (Detroit) as if we are some war torn country. This is the place that built the car you are driving in, yet you swipe us down like flies ruining your picnic. I do not hide the fact that there is crime in my city every day, or there are cold cases that may never get solved, yet that’s all the media, older generation of Detroit citizens see and talk about. How about the youth that’s trying to make the city better, and the people who trying to show the good in the city?  


                All I ask is this simple, unpretentious, and meek demand of you, my readers, followers, friends, and family. Before, you start to point your nose down on the city of Detroit or the state of Michigan as yourself these questions: Is this happening in my city or state? Would I be hurt or insult maybe even offended if this was said about my hometown or state? Are they truly trying to fix their problem?  Before you speak, type or record your transgress insult about Michigan, Detroit, OR our citizens please do remember that for every bad or negative thing you say about us, we can say about you too, yet we are more responsible, stable, considered, adult, and most important we are more established group of people not to point out your defects, failings, imperfections, weaknesses. I would go on and on about this topic But I wait to hear from you my readers and see what you think about this before I continue. Until then my loves, speak positive and live what you say.

Sunday, August 4, 2013

Christmas!!! all year long!!

     Bronner’s Christmas Wonderland started from unpretentious beginnings, hurriedly growing through more than a few expansions to become the World’s Largest Christmas Store with stunningly remodeled grounds casing 27 acres.  For initiator Wally Bronner, the excursion has always been about CHRIST, and “decorating hearts with peace and love.”  Wally was a long-lasting fixture in Bronner’s, working only on days “that end in ‘Y’” as he always said. His warm smile and colorful jokes brought JOY to all he met. That legacy is still passed on to the millions of guests who experience Bronner’s CHRISTmas Wonderland each year since his passing in 2008.
          Bronner’s CHRISTmas Wonderland is world known for having Christmas 361 days a year! Number of television shows and programs has recorded the beauty that is Bronner. Everything you need for Christmas you can find there. The store is so big every shopper is giving a map so they would not get lost. I love the story! No matter what time of year it is, but when you walk in the store you are hit with the holiday spirit. Strollers and wheelchairs are available (there are no electric scooters, but feel free to bring your own). Sorry, but due to health department guidelines with their snack area, pets are not allowed in the store (service animals welcome).
Store hours:
January through May
Monday - Thursday & Saturday 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Friday 9:00 am to 9:00 pm
Sunday Noon to 5:30 pm
June through December
Monday - Saturday 9:00 am to 9:00 pm
Sunday Noon to 7:00 pm
The store is closed on January 1st, Easter, US Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Bronner's closes at 4:00 pm on December 24 and 31, and from noon to 3:00 pm on Good Friday, 4:00 pm on January 7 for inventory, and 4:00 pm on Jan. 18 for the staff Christmas party. Bronner’s is closed all day January 1. Come enjoy Christmas all year long in Frankenmuth Michigan!!!

social media: facebook.com/bronnerschristmas or twitter.com/BronnersXmas

www.bronners.com
GENERAL INFORMATION
PHONE: (989) 652-9931
FAX: (989) 652-3466

BRONNER'S CHRISTmas WONDERLAND
25 Christmas Lane, PO Box 176
Frankenmuth, MI 48734-0176, USA

CUSTOMER SERVICE & EVENTS INFORMATION
(989) 652-9935, ext. 352
customerservice@bronner.com
(Please note that all of our available trees and lights are shown online.)

COMMERCIAL DECORATION SALES INQUIRIES
(Displays for Cities, Malls and Businesses)
www.bronnerscommercial.com

GROUP TOUR INFORMATION
Diane Karst
(989) 652-9935, ext. 423
dkarst@bronner.com

MEDIA INQUIRIES
Lori Libka
(989) 652-9935, ext. 442
llibka@bronner.com

WHOLESALE DEPT.
Business to Business Sales
www.bronnerswholesale.com

CUSTOM ORNAMENT INQUIRIES
(For quantity orders 100 pieces or more with custom design, logo or photo)