People are currently reading this guide. You're in Michigan, You Say? Get Ready to Bloom Like a Wolverine!So, you've decided to spruce up your Michigan abode with some floral flair. Excellent choice! But hold on there, Hoss (or Suzy Sunshine), don't just head to the nearest garden center and grab whatever tickles your fancy. Planting in Michigan is like raising a family here: you gotta be tough! Weatherproofing Your Blooms: What Mother Nature Can Dish OutMichigan's got a climate that can change faster than a politician's stance on taxes.

Basketball Wives, the popular reality TV series, has been a staple in the realm of entertainment, particularly for those who are intrigued by the lives of women connected to professional basketball players. Among the cast members, Brooke Bailey has made a significant impact on the show’s dynamic. However, it’s not just Brooke’s life that has caught the attention of viewers, but also the lives of her family members, including her daughter.

In the vast world of “One Piece,” the story of Kuina holds a special place in the hearts of fans. As a character with a brief but impactful presence, her story is intertwined with the journey of one of the series’ main characters, Roronoa Zoro. This article delves into the life and fate of Kuina, exploring the circumstances surrounding her mysterious demise and the legacy she left behind. The Early Life of KuinaKuina was the only daughter of Koshiro, the master of a dojo in Shimotsuki Village.

When Lisa Techel was five months pregnant, her husband allegedly shot her with a shotgun, and the reason was indeed frightening and concerning. Lisa and Seth were high school sweethearts. They were both 23 and married and lived in their trailer. Lisa was pregnant with a baby girl at that time, and the couple was awaiting their first child together. However, when Seth met another woman, a coworker by the name of Rachel, he so wanted to be with her that he ended up murdering his wife and unborn child.

It's easy to hate the Three-Eyed Raven on Game of Thrones. Mostly because it's turned Bran into one of the creepiest characters on a show that also features ice zombies. Plus, if we're being honest, the whole storyline is a little confusing. On that note, here's what you need to know about the Three-Eyed Raven—because it's actually really important to Game of Thrones. The term "Three-Eyed Raven" comes from the literal bird that appeared to Bran in a vision dream meant to guide him to his future as the new Three-Eyed Raven.