This weekend, Fond du Lac is the ultimate destination for adventure and community! The action kicks off at the Fairgrounds with a massive indoor RV Show. With 39 brand-new 2026 models, free admission, and $1,000 prizes, it’s a pet-friendly must-see! For those seeking a slower pace, Quilting Legacies hosts a retreat and free hand-quilting demo, while sports fans can catch the Wisconsin Herd in Oshkosh on Saturday night! The weekend wraps up with a heart for inclusion. On Monday, the Children’s Mu

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French culture is famous for expressive body language and hand gestures. People say French speakers “talk with their hands,” using motion to add emphasis, emotion, and meaning. In old folk tradition, that habit became a tool for folk magic. In French folk magic, conjurateurs used gestures as a form of mimicry. You do with your hands what you want the unseen world to do for you. You seal, cut, sweep, pull, push, bind, and cross, so the intention is not only spoken, it is performed. That is the lo