I was impressed by this lovely lady from history for her advocate of the poor. Margaret was born in 1045 and raised in the Hungarian court. At the age of twelve, she was sent to the English court of Edward, but when the Normans invaded England, her family and her tried to return to Hungary.…Read more »
Woodland Park Zoo
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Posted by in Uncategorized Walked along the gardens in Lakewold. I expected more, but what I saw was appealing.
Biden, Trump, and Lincoln
Posted by in Uncategorized I was reading from a historical book, The Impeding Crisis by David Potter and found something quite similar to Trump’s ideals. It made me wonder if Trump’s cohorts used this material. It stated: Another point of danger was the national capital itself. Lincoln’s sense of being the target of a conspiracy was no doubt enhanced…Read more »
Lotus Flowers
Posted by in amusing & appealing I was walking around the lake and noticed the pond flowers in bloom. They are so pretty. Also this goose kept peeking at me from the wall before it brought its family up.
Big Blooms
Posted by in Earth's wonders, gardens Washington state has had cool weather and rain for spring until now. Where is our summer? It’s still snowing in our mountains. The vegetable garden doesn’t know what to think of the weather and is flowering instead of growing taller. On the other hand, the flowers are huge.
Mermaids Galore
Posted by in & Crafts, amusing & appealing, art work, legends Went to the Mermaid Museum in Markham, WA near the Westport Winery on a beautiful sunny day. It was something different to do, and since I love fantasy things, why not visit the museum? It cost $3.00 a person to get in. To be frank, I expected more after the long drive, but it was…Read more »
Creep Through the Exotic Plant Shop
Posted by in Uncategorized I saw this plant shop hidden behind vegetation and decided to check it out. It had some great statues up to the path of the shop. I bought a Spring Fling plant which has pink flowers and big leaves.
Pioneer Square of downtown Seattle in 1915
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