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Paul Revere’s Home One of the only colonial homes left in the North End of Boston, Paul Revere’s Home, has long been a favorite stop, along The Freedom Trail. Not only is the historical home significant for its occupant’s role, but it is also well staffed, with informative docents, and...
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This Little Piggy Is Tired Looking at these penned up little piggy’s made me understand exactly why people have made pets of pigs. They all looked so tired. But seriously adorable!
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Off to the City The noise is constant and measured it grows louder, then muffled by turn. Next stop is called. The breaks slow her down, clump, clumpity, clump. The doors open squeaking screeching, shrieking, off and on they come and go in and out no one sees anyone. Caring her tired and...
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Are We Present? “Too much of our living is done in the past or in the future while we neglect the present. But yesterday is a canceled check and tomorrow is a promissory note. Only today is cash at hand for us to spend.” ~ Sidney Greenberg~ Words to Live By When I read...
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Gazpacho I love gazpacho! It is the perfect summer time soup and a great way to take advantage of garden bounty. Gazpacho is a staple of Andalusia, in southern Spain; but it is enjoyed anywhere a discerning pallet can be found. Traditionally associated with peasant fair, it is thus a very forgiving recipe,...
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Maybe the Walls Can Talk In film, fairytales, and fiction there are endless references to the fact that women spend at least a portion of their lifetime, fantasying about their wedding day. I can honestly say, if I spent an hour, that was a lot and most likely ingenuous; I did however...
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June 26, 1963 “Who ever thought I’d see these wonderful old places, I read about in books! It is really cold here & everyone wears coats. The hotels are very lovely & the food excellent. Took a bus trip about the city this A.M. & this P.M. a boat ride around the...
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A Hummingbird and The Bumblebees Last night, on the evening news, I was warned to expect severe weather today, including tornados. As I write these words, I am currently under a tornado warning. I have prepared in the best way I know – oh, I just remembered that I do not have...
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The Ephemeral Lilac It is the fragrance, which announces that the lilacs are in bloom; their sweet perfume draws you toward the delicate flowers from a family of mostly purples and white. I was blessed with neighbors who not only planted lilac bushes, near my driveway, but invited me to...
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To love a painting is to feel that this presence is… not an object but a voice. ~ Andre Malraux ~ American Windows by Marc Chagall It will be impossible for this page to capture the width and breadth of Chagall’s beauty and passion, in this series of stain glass windows; nevertheless, I share...
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