They sell beer by the six pack and there has been no apocalypse - contrary to what the beer distributors here think will happen if Pennsylvania were to make that move
If you put in bike lanes, people will bike - trying the converse is neither practical nor responsible
Budget Bicycle Center's service department is disappointing - it shouldn't matter how fancy or unfancy a bike is, you give it the same attention as every other bike. We took my daughter's bike (which we won in a drawing - it's not fancy) to get the chain tightened and the service guy couldn't even be bothered to get out of his seat to talk to us or even get the ticket. When we picked it up, they hadn't even bothered to put the training wheels on in a way that the rear tire touched the ground. I'm actually opposed to training wheels, but they might be right for her. Either way, we were clearly treated with less than acceptable service because of the pedigree of her bike. I will not return there on any trip. I should have gone to the Yellow Jersey where I know the owner values any bike (or at least any customer) to come through his door.
Beer tastes better on the Terrace
The Dane County Farmer's Market is still amazing - how many different beasts can you get jerky from with one circuit?
You need to go to the source to get truly delicious fried cheese curds
There is an art to making a Brat
There is an art to making a Kringle
The best cart (name) I saw - FIBS: Fine Italian Beef & Sausage (they went with the alternate meaning for that acronym)
There is a much wider variety of beers than just pale ales and IPA's
Woodman's is still the best grocery store around
My new favorite brewery doesn't distribute out of state
