Eating is hard work. Who knew a barbecue-eating contest could take so much out of you! 

Every year Memphis has a month-long festival in May to celebrate countries around the world. It’s called Memphis in May, and this year the country being honored is Tunisia. That name just rolls right off your tongue. Go ahead, you try it.

I’m sure many of you have heard about the terrible weather we’ve experienced in Tennessee. It worries me to think about my friends who don’t have a museum to stay in when it rains like I do.

Memphis is one of the best cities in the world, and we all love it. I really miss the beach sometimes though. All the water and sand are great to play in with my friends! The last place we went with a beach was Biloxi, Miss.

Spring is finally here! That winter we had seemed so long, I thought it would never get warm. But now the sun is shining and everyone is anxious to start moving around again, especially my friend Woody the termite.

I can’t believe my friends and I have been at The Children’s Museum of Memphis for two months already! Time has flown by, and we’ve been meeting interesting new people every day.

Since our exhibit is here in Memphis visiting the Children’s Museum until June 13, I decided we had to take a trip to the King’s home.

If you know me, the following statement won’t come as a surprise. I love to eat! I like to think of food as edible art. You can look at food on the plate and admire its beauty. But it’s better than regular art, because then you can eat it!

The past few weeks have been so much fun at the Children’s Museum of Memphis, but some of my insect pals are here for the first time.

Sometimes a mantis has to do what a mantis has to do.