They require lots of attention and care to keep alive. And maybe worst of all, they carry some nasty germs that can mess up your kid’s day. Or a few. And some poultry-borne illnesses can kill you.
On the heels of the traditionally Irish holiday of St. Patrick's Day, the Polish-heritage celebration of Dyngus Day is held the Monday after Easter. Surprisingly, there is no large scale Dyngus Day celebration anywhere in Michigan.
Ever wonder why some years Easter is in April and sometimes — like this year — late March? Why isn't it a fixed date, like most other holidays? Well, it's a bit complicated.